I stood at the Shaoxing Hotel for two night in February 2012. The rooms are simple and practical but need a facelift. Not the cleanest anymore either. The building itself is nice but not nice enough. It still feels more like an ordinary chinese 5-star hotel than an ancient retreat. Breakfast is of very low standard and comparable to cheap... More

My husband son and I stayed at this charming hotel for just one night on a recent weekend trip to Shaoxing. It is a group of low rise traditional looking Chinese structures set among gardens and pools filled with goldfish. There are six buildings with various levels of accommodations and the rates vary accordingly. Buildings 5 and 6 are the... More

I usually stay at another hotel in Shaoxing, but my local friend convinced me to try this hotel on my current trip...I was quite impressed. The hotel is set up more like a resort, with several low buildings [3-4 floors each] gathered together to create interior courtyards with gardens and a large fish pond. This hotel would be a great... More

If you are ever in this part of the worlds this is a beautiful Chinese hotel. For $150 i had a suite with 2 bathrooms, living room, dressing room, foyer, and desk with computer and monitor. The bathroom was average size, but had glass shower stall with rainfall head, wand and a separate bathtub with sliding doors that opened up... More