The rooms were spacious and offered beautiful views, and the pool was quiet and lovely; breakfast was also good. However, the first room was missing a TV remote and lacked a towel rack for hanging towels.
DeclanHá 4 semanas
Só um momento…
★★★★★·Huzhou·10.0
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Nian Hotel & Resorts in Huzhou boasts a swimming pool, sun terrace, and garden. Rooms feature air‑conditioning, private balconies with garden or mountain views, flat‑screen TVs and minibars. On‑site amenities include free Wi‑Fi, bicycle rentals, a Chinese restaurant, kids’ club, fitness centre, hot tub, and terrace. Conveniently situated 106 km from Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport and near Huzhou and Deqing railway stations.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The rooms were spacious and offered beautiful views, and the pool was quiet and lovely; breakfast was also good. However, the first room was missing a TV remote and lacked a towel rack for hanging towels.
Declan·Há 4 semanas
The staff were fantastic and really attentive, but the Wi‑Fi didn’t work, it’s very far from everything, and there are no restaurants open from 8 am nearby.
Clementine·Há 2 meses
The location was great, the breakfast was quiet and lovely, but the security barrier didn’t work, so I had to walk to reception to get someone to open the barrier for my car.
Keith·Há 2 meses
The staff were incredibly warm, welcoming, and friendly, and the facilities and location were stunning, with a delicious breakfast that offered a good range of options.
Holly·Há 4 meses
The hotel’s design is clean and surprisingly grand, and the rooms feel upscale with really classy fixtures. I was impressed by the APPELLES toiletries and loved wandering through their bamboo groves, rice paddies and tea fields. The restaurant next door serves local food under a huge, centuries‑old camphor tree, and the nights are dead quiet with fresh, crisp air. An upgrade on arrival made the whole getaway feel even better – a solid recommendation from a friend that lived up to the hype.
Wang·Há um ano