Hoteles con Wifi en Hubei, China

If you don’t speak the local language, I do not recommend staying at this hotel. It was incredibly difficult getting both on, and off the mountain “scenic area”. Some hotels in Trip reached out to us in advance to help coordinate transportation, this one does not. Your only way to contact the hotel is by calling, which isn’t feasible if you don’t speak the language. The hotel website showed that parking was available, so I thought we would be able to get there by DiDi, as long as I paid the fee to get the car into the park. This was not the case. We did see private vehicles, but I’m not sure what goes into that, but I believe 4 wheel drive is one requirement. So with our luggage, he dropped us off at the base of the mountain. It took a little while to get to the ticket office, you have to walk up several stairs and through a cobblestone market to get there, so we got nice and sweaty and uncomfortable. From there, you take a bus (ours had no underside luggage stowage) about halfway up to another stop. We had to awkwardly hold our luggage in the aisle of a full bus, while going up-hill and doing switch-backs. Everyone gets off about halfway-way up, at a station with several different buses. We asked for help and someone pointed us to the correct one. From the final bus stop up top, it was a short walk to the hotel. We figured going down would be much smoother, but after getting off the first bus, we accidentally got on the wrong one and started going back up. Overall, took us about 2.5 hours from the airport to the hotel, then just over three hours from hotel to the HSR station. Minor descriptions for the room were inaccurate. Ours was listed as on floor 3 or 4, it was actually basement level. The hotel is in the edge of the mountain, so it still had a scenic view. The window in our room was dirty (I expected more for what we were paying). The hand soap in the bathroom was in a re-used bottle and was watered down. Listed amenities said sauna and massage room, there are neither here (nor was there an offer of other local places to go when I asked). The breakfast food was amazing, including a hot, fresh bar with a chef making eggs and noodles. I wasn’t able to partake in the noodles one day because of the language barrier. Hotel staff was more hesitant than other places we’ve stayed in using translation tools and I felt like too much of an inconvenience in using them to ask for noodles. There is bottled water in the rooms, you can ask for more for free (they friended me via WeChat on Check-In and is largely how we communicated). There is free tea and snacks in the afternoon, the hotel was quiet so we were able to take up one of two seats that had an amazing view outside. The staff working the tea time was great and super courteous. You can hike to South Crag Palace and Nanyan Palace by foot, both are absolutely stunning. In summary, if we were to visit the area again, I would stay at a hotel at the bottom of the mountain (not in the scenic area) and use the day exploring/getting lost on the bus. While the view was great, it simply wasn’t worth the high price and the difficulty in getting there for non-locals. If I knew a hotel in the scenic area would reach out to me in advance to assist, then I would go for it. But unfortunately, with the way Trip.com works right now, hotels have to initiate that, guests cannot. I don’t recommend this hotel for non-native speakers.

Location is close (5 minute walk from Metro). Hotel is at 11th floor and hence the view from room is good. Clean and especially a comfortable bed. Hotel was kind to give me an upgrade. ( i extended my stay)

A good hotel with excellent service! The staff doesn't speak English, but they are very welcoming and friendly. They helped us with all our questions using a translator. There's a laundry room and a gym on the 16th floor. The only disappointing thing was the cleaning. The rooms are new, but quite dirty. The floor is sticky, and there was ash in the toilet as soon as we checked in, and it wasn't cleaned during our entire stay.

Mi estancia en el Atour Sky Hotel Wuhan Jianghan Street superó con creces mis expectativas. El vestíbulo cuenta con un diseño sofisticado y elegante, con vistas panorámicas que crean al instante un ambiente relajante. El desayuno es abundante y exquisito, perfecto para empezar el día con energía. Hay café de cortesía disponible en el vestíbulo en cualquier momento. El servicio es atento y considerado, garantizando una estancia confortable desde el registro de entrada hasta el de salida. ¡Muy recomendable para viajeros que aprecian la calidad y los detalles bien pensados!

Esta es mi sexta estancia en el Marco Polo. Quedé muy satisfecho con las anteriores. Esta vez, me sentí muy decepcionado. No sé si se debe a las vacaciones o a otra cosa. 1. Al registrarme, no me indicaron el número de piso del salón ejecutivo. El ascensor no subía. 2. La luz del armario no se apagaba la primera noche. Contacté con el personal y me dijeron que era normal. Les comenté que ya lo habían arreglado muchas veces y que esto nunca había sucedido. El hotel lo arregló al día siguiente. 3. A la 1:30 de la madrugada, hubo un problema en la habitación de al lado. Me despertó el personal hablando durante más de diez minutos, sin tener en cuenta a los demás huéspedes. Tengo grabaciones de vídeo y audio como prueba. La grabación se hizo a través de la puerta y el sonido es muy claro. 4. A las 6:30 de la tarde, el salón ejecutivo aún no había preparado los postres ni la fruta. Muchos platos llevaban más de una hora sin reponer. La comida no estaba tan buena como antes; era simplemente normalita. Antes, los platos de carne eran una parte importante del menú, pero cuando fui sobre las 18:00, apenas repusieron los platos hasta las 19:30. Una experiencia decepcionante. 5⃣️ No me dieron fruta de bienvenida, algo que siempre hacían en estancias anteriores; tuve que llamar y pedirla yo mismo. 6⃣️ Si pides comida para llevar en este hotel, normalmente la dejan en el vestíbulo y tienes que bajar a recogerla; nadie la lleva a casa. 7⃣️ Al abrir la ducha, el agua salía directamente al suelo. ¿No debería apuntar la alcachofa hacia dentro? La loción corporal también estaba vacía cuando llegué; ¿no la revisan durante la limpieza de la habitación? 8⃣️ La plancha era muy difícil de usar y, lo que es peor, el cable estaba expuesto. Por favor, mejoren la seguridad de los artículos de baño. Los únicos puntos positivos fueron el excelente servicio en el salón ejecutivo; el personal fue muy responsable y atento, y los gofres del desayuno estaban deliciosos.

Nuestro viaje familiar a Wuhan fue posible gracias a la excelente ubicación del apartamento Somerset en el Future Center. El complejo Future Center está justo debajo y ofrece una amplia gama de opciones gastronómicas, de entretenimiento y de ocio, lo que garantizó que los niños se lo pasaran en grande y los adultos pudieran relajarse. Además, el apartamento está conectado directamente con la línea 4 del metro, lo que facilita enormemente los desplazamientos. Pudimos visitar fácilmente atracciones como la Torre de la Grulla Amarilla y el Lago del Este en metro, lo que nos permitió explorar Wuhan con facilidad. Las habitaciones estaban limpias y ordenadas, con todas las comodidades, lo que nos proporcionó una estancia cómoda y tranquila. El personal también fue muy amable y atento. ¡Sin duda volveremos a elegir este lugar la próxima vez que visitemos Wuhan!

Situated in the heart of Shiyan on Shanghai Road, the Damei Holiday Smart Hotel blends modern technology with traditional Chinese hospitality to create a refined, comfortable experience. From its cutting-edge facilities to its attentive service, the hotel provided a sophisticated environment that suited all our needs. The hotel is strategically located along Shiyan Shanghai Road, offering easy access to key attractions, commercial centers, and transportation links, including Shiyan Railway Station and local bus terminals. It’s an ideal base for exploring the city, with nearby parks, restaurants, and cultural sites. The location is also well-connected, offering straightforward access to major commercial hubs and venues. Upon arrival, the hotel’s sleek, modern lobby with a robot immediately sets the tone for the stay. The check-in process is fast and efficient; the hotel staff will assist with any questions. Staff members are professional and courteous, offering personalized recommendations and ensuring that all our requests were handled promptly. Throughout the stay, service remained consistently excellent—whether arranging transportation or providing local tips, the staff were attentive without being intrusive. The Smart Rooms at Damei Holiday Smart Hotel offered a unique experience, integrating advanced technology with comfortable, contemporary design. The rooms were spacious, with modern furnishings and neutral tones that created a calming atmosphere. We could control lighting, temperature, and curtains via a tablet, making for a highly customizable stay. The beds were comfortable, and the room was equipped with a large smart TV, high-speed Wi-Fi, and plenty of charging points. The bathroom was equally impressive, with high-end fixtures, a rain shower, and quality toiletries. Small touches like beautiful floors in the bathroom enhance the luxurious feel. The overall design reflected the hotel’s commitment to modernity without sacrificing comfort. The Damei Holiday Smart Hotel offered an outstanding combination of convenience, modern amenities, and high-level service. Its smart technology enhanced our experience, and the hotel’s attention to detail ensured comfort and ease. Whether visiting for business or pleasure, the Damei Holiday Smart Hotel is a top choice for anyone staying in Shiyan, China.

Although this hostel is clean, there's many issue although it is the price you pay for it. 1. Yes it was listed to have KTV nearby, but wasn't expect to hear it very loud like it was next door, yet it was down one level. Walls are super thin, so you can hear from the common room if people are singing. There was a group of aunties and uncles singing between 8-10pm. If planning to sleep before 10pm, make sure to wear earplugs otherwise wait till 10pm. 2. Key card having so much issues and it wasn't just me, but my roommates as well. Opening locker was a pain in the ass, literally tapping non stop yet had to get it reactivated, and going back to receptionist many times, only to be told: once u tap the keycard, push in then pull it opened, and it did. 3. Lack of aircon in room to adjust, it is fixed, so if it's too hot, will need to bear with it. Temperature is alright the longer you are in the room. 4. The mattress js as if it's like sleeping on those Chinese wood bed without the mattress. I love my bed firm, but mine felt like it had a plank than the mattress underneath it. Bed is super creaky so every single move made a sound, felt like it was just mine. The mattress is sitting on top of a wood plank on top of the bunk bed, which is interesting. At least it straightened my posture. 5. The toilets are like public toilets where you must remember to carry toilet paper with you otherwise there's none awaiting you in there. Lots of squats so really good for many people living. 6. For the shower rooms, make sure to close the curtain properly otherwise privacy is gone, door is just a curtain 3/4 full. Water pressure is great, lots of space to move around, both dry and wet area, lots of space to store stuff too. 7. Location is great, like really nice. Getting to the metro felt sketchy at first but it is close by 7min walk. Surrounded by Chinese sports brands, you have milk tea stores near by as well as food. Can see the Yellow Cane tower as well. Luckin coffee is opposite of the building. Overall, I wouldn't stay here again, but the price is actually good for what you get, just not the best but it does have everything you need that are basic level.

Staying at Pujian Courtyard-Style Hotel in Enshi Tujia Girl’s Town felt like discovering a quiet world hidden inside the heart of the city. From the outside, Enshi Daughter City is full of energy, culture, music, food, and traditional Tujia charm. But the moment you step into Pujian, everything slows down. The hotel feels calm, private, and beautifully designed, with courtyard spaces, wooden tea tables, soft natural light, garden views, and elegant Chinese-style details throughout. One of the most memorable parts of the stay was the atmosphere. It does not feel like a standard hotel. It feels more like a peaceful residence, where every corner has been thoughtfully arranged. The round moon gate window, the quiet garden courtyard, the tea rooms, the shaded seating areas, and the traditional-style architecture all create a relaxing escape from the busy streets outside. This is the kind of place where you can wake up slowly, enjoy tea in the courtyard, listen to the quiet, and still be close to the cultural life of Enshi Tujia Girl’s Town. It is perfect for travelers who want more than just a room. It offers a sense of place. The design blends modern comfort with local character. The wooden furniture, tea sets, plants, stone details, and courtyard layout make the hotel feel connected to Enshi’s culture and landscape. It is especially beautiful during the day when sunlight moves through the garden and reflects across the clean, peaceful interior spaces. For anyone visiting Enshi, this hotel is a wonderful choice if you want to experience both convenience and calm. You are close to the charm of Daughter City, but once inside the hotel, it feels private, refined, and deeply relaxing. Pujian Courtyard-Style Hotel is not just a place to sleep. It is part of the Enshi experience itself — a quiet courtyard, a cup of tea, a peaceful pause, and a beautiful way to feel the spirit of Tujia Girl’s Town. Highly recommended for couples, culture lovers, tea lovers, and travelers who enjoy boutique hotels with atmosphere and character.

Location wise just right outside the subway exit. Easy to travel around many tourist spots nearby. Clean and spacious room. Staff is friendly and helpful. It is better to contact the staff for easier and faster check in.