Zhejiang Xizi Hotel. Wangzhuang is located at the foot of the "Thunder Peak Sunset" mountain, one of the "Ten Scenic Spots of West Lake" in Hangzhou. To the east is the lake, to the south is the famous ancient temple Jingci, and across the lake are famous scenic spots such as "Su Di", "San Tan Yin Yue", and "Liu Lang Wen Ying". You can also overlook the north-south peaks, Baochu Pagoda, and other scenic spots, providing a panoramic view of the lake and mountains. The hotel has convenient transportation and can be reached by multiple public buses (K4, K504). Located under the Lei Feng Pagoda, the Wang Family's Old Garden is a treasure trove of feng shui with a profound history and culture. From the imperial gardens of the Southern Song Dynasty - Pingshan Garden and Cuifang Garden, the famous Qianlong Imperial Garden - Yi Garden, to the Xinhai Revolution Memorial Site - Baiyun An, it embodies a long history and is a representation of profound culture. When Wang Zixin built Wang Zhuang, there were still three historical scenic spots left in the village: the imperial fishing platform used by Emperor Qianlong during his southern tour of West Lake, which used to hold a pole and fish in the pond; Baiyun Nunnery, once the secret stronghold for revolutionaries of the Restoration Society and the Chinese Revolutionary League to overthrow the Qing Dynasty's grand plan, and the Temple for the Elderly under the Moon, which once presided over numerous marriage events for young men and women in Hangzhou, added several rare royal styles, revolutionary flavor, heroic spirit and mysterious flavor to Wang Zhuang.Zhejiang Xizi Hotel. Wangzhuang has received heads of state and has carefully designed various guest rooms. The hotel also has 9 restaurants of various types, offering delicious cuisine amidst the picturesque scenery of lakes and mountains. You can enjoy leisure and leisure. A pot of fragrant tea, two or three intimate friends, filters out urban life for you, staying away from the hustle and bustle of the world, and enjoying a leisurely life.
"This hotel boasts an excellent location and environment, perfect for family trips with seniors and children. We stayed for two days over the weekend, and there was no need to venture out; we simply ate, lived, and explored within the hotel's beautiful grounds. I've previously stayed at hotels on three sides of West Lake, including the West Lake State Guesthouse, but I won't choose this area again. The transportation access is quite inconvenient. Most rooms likely don't offer lake views, though it's not a far walk to the lakeside. The hotel facilities are decent and well-maintained, with all the essentials. The toiletries are Guerlain. In my room, the toilet lid would cover the flush button when lifted, which was quite annoying. The room's door lock was also temperamental; the deadbolt wouldn't engage. I'm unsure if the air conditioning is centrally controlled, as I could only adjust the fan speed, which led to me sweating indoors in the middle of winter, unable to even use the duvet. Because the room was so hot, there were also mosquitoes in winter, more than one buzzing around. The hotel service was convenient, with golf carts available for transport around the grounds. The room cleaning was also well done. However, it seemed they were reluctant to provide extra slippers during a multi-day stay, which wasn't ideal. We arrived on Sunday morning, and the hotel was extremely busy. They wouldn't allow early check-in, and we waited a long time. Even after an expensive and unappetizing lunch at the hotel's Peony Pavilion, we still couldn't check in. The customer service representative who assisted me added me on WeChat but then didn't reply to messages or answer calls, citing busyness. I then wondered, why add on WeChat if they're not going to respond? Is it just for a good review? Are customer needs and privacy not important? When booking this hotel, several services were bundled, such as travel photography, and upon arrival, we received several vouchers for the buffet dinner, café, and lunch. In reality, the hotel's dining is mediocre and primarily expensive. If you want to savor Hangzhou's local cuisine, I suggest finding an old reputable restaurant outside. The hotel also offers boat tours starting at 10 AM, which are ridiculously expensive; over 200 yuan plus a service charge, and require a reservation, while the most luxurious painted boats at the lakeside dock only cost a few dozen yuan. There are also afternoon garden tours and options like ordering fruit pillows. I recommend the hotel reduce these scattered extra activities and offer more competitive pricing!"