Romantic Hotels in Hubei, China

The lobby is decorated in a retro style, restrained and cozy, with lounge music playing. There is no underground parking lot, and it happened to be raining heavily in Wuhan, which was embarrassing.... Plus the flight delay, it was already 23:00 when I arrived at the hotel, which made me feel bad and impatient... I would like to praise Mr. Guan on duty. Even though my attitude was not very friendly (I will reflect on it), he was always very patient and introduced the room furnishings and items in detail. When checking in, guests will be asked to choose pillows, including down pillows, latex pillows, etc. I chose a lavender pillow and I really slept well at night😆 There is incense by the bed, and the smell is also selected when checking in. The additional little thought is particularly good. There are welcome fruits and snacks, coffee machine (4 capsules, more generous than Hyatt), bath products by Galeries Lafayette, and a set of Bulgari next to the bathtub, Roca bathware, Voss mineral water, Dyson hair dryer, free mini bar with drinks and beer, etc. Four separate bathrooms, slippers are padded with towel texture, there is a devialet Bluetooth speaker at the head of the bed, and earplugs and sleeping eye masks are also provided. I have been a guest of Fairmont and Hyatt for many years. Bagongdi can be called the most comfortable and chill hotel in Wuhan. Breakfast is a la carte, the environment is comfortable, and the smell of buffet-style oil smoke is avoided, which I personally feel very good. The meals are also well made. For those who love sweets, maple syrup muffins are especially recommended, which are soft and sweet. Overall, it is a very good experience, completely worth the price, highly recommended, and will come again!

I have to say that the soup house must be experienced. It has its own small pool, and you can soak it yourself at night and when you wake up early. The public hot spring pool is also very good, and the environment is also good. There are few people at the time we go, and the experience is very good. The service The reception is also very warm and attentive, and I will call in advance. Thanks to the waiter, Aunt Tan Chunming, and the lady at the front desk, the brother who answered the phone, and the brother who put the hot spring water. It made us happy and have a comfortable and relaxing day

A truly unexpected trip! First, I want to praise the B&B's ambiance and unique character. The scenery is truly unique! Unlike other hotels that are somewhat commercialized or located close to the city, this one is nestled in a valley nestled in the mountains, yet offers breathtaking views that surpass most. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, you can hear the chirping of birds and insects, and the vast expanse of greenery is breathtakingly refreshing. It was especially breathtaking that evening, and when I woke up, the mountaintops were shrouded in mist, giving me the distinct feeling of ”after the rain, the autumn weather arrives late in the mountains.” Second, I want to praise the food. I didn't have high expectations, thinking it was in the wilderness, but the food was on par with staycations in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai (perhaps because I'm from Hubei, so I'm more accustomed to the local flavors). The spicy and sour lotus stems we ordered were very appetizing, and the white tofu was a pleasant surprise. I thought it would be bland, but it was bursting with bean fragrance. Unfortunately, because the hotel is located in the mountains, the ingredients need to be transported in daily, so we had to order a day in advance. By the time we were satisfied and wanted more, it was too late. If possible, it would be helpful to improve the food service. Breakfast was a semi-buffet, and we ordered dumplings and hot and sour beef noodles. The main dishes were quite delicious, but the dumplings were a bit small. That's okay, though; in addition to the main dishes, they also came with steamed buns, dumplings, corn, and self-service toast and fruit, so you could still fill up without any problems. Perhaps due to the hotel's mountainside location, the amenities are somewhat lacking. The pool isn't heated, and there aren't any nearby restrooms, making it a bit inconvenient to enjoy the water. The hot tub and spa weren't open either. While the facilities are there, they seem somewhat limited. I'm not raising these shortcomings to express dissatisfaction, but rather to sincerely hope that this place can be better. I understand that achieving this level of quality amidst the mountains is truly difficult. Nothing is perfect. When I sip coffee amidst the greenery on a leisurely afternoon, when I listen to my favorite music and gaze at the distant mountains on a drizzling evening, when I wake lazily to the gentle chirping of birds and the morning mist, what more could I ask for in such a beautiful setting? I can't ask for a mountain retreat with a spa comparable to that of Thailand, nor can I ask for a Zen poetry retreat with a feast to match the splendor of the city. This view, this place, is more than enough. I believe that one morning in the future, I will still recall the morning mist here, accompanied by long-lasting, peaceful memories. Furthermore, our housekeeper, Zhang Qian, was very helpful and able to answer some seemingly challenging questions. It was clear that she knew the place well and was dedicated to her work, which is rare in a place like Hubei, where tempers can be quite challenging. The breakfast waitress was also very dedicated, responsible for cleaning and serving the food, and she deserves praise as well. The hotel's various services are well-attended, and the entire staff works hard.

Located near Mufu Town, this place is perfect for visiting the Grand Canyon or simply experiencing a few days of tranquil mountain life. Rooms: The overall design embraces a natural wood Wabi-sabi aesthetic, which is incredibly pleasing. The rooms are also very well-equipped, featuring TOTO bathroom fixtures, Marshall speakers, central air conditioning, floor heating, custom fabric slippers, bathrobes, and toiletries. It's clear the owner has put great thought into selecting quality items. Common Areas: Beyond the swimming pool, there are camping tents offering panoramic mountain views, outdoor seating nestled in a bamboo grove, and even a cozy reading space complete with a bonfire. It instantly transports you to a Scandinavian retreat, offering a truly unique experience. The design is simply outstanding. Dining: All meals are lovingly prepared by the owner's mother. After a long, bumpy journey, it's incredibly comforting to enjoy a hot, freshly cooked meal. If you prefer spicy food, be sure to mention it in advance. Breakfast is quite varied and generous, featuring local specialties like bean curd sheets, noodles, and 'baba,' alongside milk and eggs, blending Enshi flavors with a touch of Western style. Surroundings: The hotel is conveniently located just 10 minutes from the Grand Canyon scenic area, 30 minutes from Pao'ershan, and 40 minutes from Luyuanping. Within a few minutes' walk, you can enjoy stunning views of the Grand Canyon mountains and tea plantations, and even catch sight of waterfalls after rainfall. The overall experience here is incredibly rich and diverse. Overall, this is truly one of the finest B&Bs in Enshi. Highly recommended!

The hotel facilities are very good. The rooms are all smart homes and have record players. They are high-end but minimalist. If you are looking for a luxurious decoration like a five-star hotel, it may be a bit different. But I think it is primitive and comfortable. It is very moderate. I was exhausted mentally and physically by the baby during the summer vacation. Relax and cleanse your soul. My husband said that I will come here once a month from now on. It is only an hour away from Wuhan and this is perfect. It is quiet and comfortable.