The hotel is a Chinese luxury, tea culture themed hotel, adhering to the knowledge of courtesy and hospitality service, from the lobby to the rooms, everywhere to let customers feel the Oriental flavor of tea c ... Read more
The hotel is a Chinese luxury, tea culture themed hotel, adhering to the knowledge of courtesy and hospitality service, from the lobby to the rooms, everywhere to let customers feel the Oriental flavor of tea culture. The hotel is located next to the beautiful Parrot Island Yangtze River Bridge, directly opposite the Hanyang River Bank Park, and enjoys a scenic view of the main axis of the Yangtze River at the head of Parrot Island. Our guests can enjoy a line of river views without having to leave home while also enjoying modern and convenient hotel facilities. The four types of rooms, "Plum, Orchid, Bamboo and Chrysanthemum", are furnished in a new Chinese style, with a view every step of the way. The guest rooms are all furnished with Kinkel's high-end bedding, intelligent bathrooms, natural aesthetic fruit and wood essential oil toiletries (organic products) and essential oils, providing you with a golden sleep. The hotel has a Chinese breakfast buffet restaurant, tea tasting area, Mini gym, self-service laundry and drying facilities and underground parking. Interpreting Oriental life, paying tribute to the new Yazi, the right heart. Know your manners. See the world!
The hotel is located in the Inner Ring Road and enjoys easy access to four bridges and two railways: Yangtze River Bridge, Nautilus Yangtze River Bridge, Yangsi Port Yangtze River Bridge and Qingchuan Bridge; Metro Line 4, Zhajiang Road Station and Line 6, Maqui Road Station. The surrounding areas include Parrot Island Yangtze River Bridge, Guiyuan Temple, Taiyang Taikoo Li, Zhongjiacun, Hanyangzuo, Wuhan Zoo, Qingchuan Pavilion, Zhang Zhidong Museum, Wuhan International Expo Centre, Ink Lake, Guqintai, Gushan Park, Yuehu Lake, Qintai Grand Theatre, Wuhan Art Museum, Rangdao Street, Tanhualin, and Huanghelou.
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