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It is a large-scale comprehensive hotel for foreign tourists on the Bank of Xizi lake. The main body of the hotel is composed of AB building, with more than 100 standard rooms and luxury suites. The dining hall can accommodate 120 people at a time. There are 2 conference rooms in the conference center, and complete supporting services include tourism business center, parking lot, etc.
How far is the hotel from Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport?
Ren He Hotel Hangzhou is 25.9km from the airport.
Does Ren He Hotel Hangzhou offer airport shuttle service?
No, the hotel does not offer airport shuttle service.
What are the check-in and check-out time at Ren He Hotel Hangzhou?
Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Ren He Hotel Hangzhou.
Does Ren He Hotel Hangzhou have a pool or gym?
No, The hotel has no pool and fitness room. See details about other facilities on this page.
Does Ren He Hotel Hangzhou have a restaurant?
Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.
Does Ren He Hotel Hangzhou offer internet or wifi?
Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.
Does Ren He Hotel Hangzhou accept prepaid room charge?
Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.
Does Ren He Hotel Hangzhou accept credit card payments?
Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.
How much is the breakfast at Ren He Hotel Hangzhou?
Each costs cny78 for extra breakfast.
How much does it cost to stay at Ren He Hotel Hangzhou?
The room prices is from cny650, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).
I stayed by West Lake for five days, and the service at this old Hangzhou hotel was so warm that I wanted to write a thank-you letter
I have been traveling far and wide all year round, staying in dozens of star rated hotels. I thought that "good service" was just a standardized bow and greeting. It wasn't until I stayed at Ren He Hotel Hangzhou for five days that I truly realized what it means to "quietly and properly arrange the small details that you haven't said out loud." When I left, I took a detour back to the front desk and bid farewell to the staff who had helped me before.
Just as I dragged two large suitcases out of Longxiangqiao subway station, the doorman greeted me from afar. Before I could speak, he took the suitcase in his hand and even took the heavy file bag with project materials hanging on my wrist. He took me all the way to the lobby lounge and handed me a cup of warm Hangbai Chrysanthemum tea before turning around to help me with storage, without any perfunctory courtesy. When I checked in, I casually mentioned that I would hurry to the West Lake to hold the project docking meeting the next day. I was afraid it was too late to have breakfast. The girl at the front desk didn't wait for me to apply, so she directly commented on the portable breakfast bag for me, saying that I could get the hot soybean milk and the newly baked Dingsheng cake in advance, so I could go out and get them without waiting in line.
After checking in, surprises are hidden everywhere in the details. The night before, I was revising the plan for a cultural tourism project in my room. I casually hung a white formal shirt with coffee stains on the door handle without writing any laundry list. I just casually mentioned it when I called to print materials. The next day, I woke up and found that the ironed shirt had been hung back in the wardrobe, and even the stubborn coffee stains on the collar had completely disappeared. There was a handwritten note next to it, reminding me to add a coat when I went out due to the strong wind by West Lake. There were no urgent charges throughout the process.
One day, after a meeting, I went back to the hotel and got caught in a light rain. While borrowing tissues at the front desk, I casually said that I felt a bit cold. Within ten minutes of returning to my room, the waiter came up with a bowl of brown sugar ginger tea that had been boiled, a dry towel, and spare cold medicine in his hand. He reminded me to change clothes quickly, and half an hour later, he even called to inquire about my physical condition. He didn't just slack off because I wasn't a high-end member. I casually asked if there was an old Hang Bang restaurant nearby where I didn't have to queue up. The front desk not only drew me a route map to avoid the crowds in the scenic area, but also called the restaurant in advance to reserve a seat for me, afraid that I would go there during peak hours and wait for a spot.
I haven't had to repeatedly call for service during these five days of living. The cleaning lady sees the project materials I have laid out on the table and will gently sort them by page number, without flipping them over randomly; The cup of water I placed by the window is empty, but every time I come back, I can refill it with warm water at the right temperature; Upon learning that I had a slight allergy to osmanthus, I quietly removed the osmanthus decoration from my room the next day and replaced it with a small pot of fragrant green ivy.
On the day of check-out, the doorman helped me take my luggage directly to the online car hailing service and even stuffed a small box of local osmanthus cake, saying it could be used as a stomach cushion on the way. Sitting in the car and looking back at me, I realized that truly first-class service is never a rigid and procedural greeting, but rather taking the small details of customers to heart. Next time I come to Hangzhou to coordinate projects, I will definitely come back here, just for this Hangzhou style warmth engraved in the details.I stayed by West Lake for three days, and this old hotel took Hangzhou's slow pace into my arms
I came to Hangzhou for an autumn appointment to visit West Lake, and specifically chose to stay at Ren He Hotel Hangzhou. I thought that hotels by West Lake were either overcrowded or overpriced. As I pushed open the door with my suitcase, the noise of the lakeside outside suddenly fell, and I realized that there was the most suitable slow time by West Lake hidden here.
Take Line 1 from Hangzhou East Station directly to Longxiangqiao Station, exit from Exit D and walk 30 meters to the hotel entrance. The entire 40 minute journey does not require detours, and even the osmanthus fragrance wafting from the roadside follows the wind into the lobby. The tall hall does not have the crowded feeling of hotels in the bustling city area. Warm yellow lights fall on the wooden decorations, and the check-in aunt reminds me with a smile that when I open the window of the room facing east in the high area, I can see the rippling waves of West Lake. She even handed me a hand drawn walking map of West Lake, indicating the niche routes around the lake that do not require crowded people, afraid that I might get dizzy in the scenic area.
Open the door of the guest room, and the whole french window first hits the eye. The cruise ship of the West Lake in the distance is swinging slowly on the lake. The wutong leaves on the Hubin Road downstairs are floating on the sidewalk, and even the air is wrapped in the unique fragrance of Hangzhou. The space of over 30 square meters is spacious and not cramped, with warm old-fashioned wooden furniture paired with light beige soft furnishings. There is no excessive stacking of internet famous decorations, but there are comfortable details everywhere: a free West Lake Longjing is arranged in advance on the small tea tray by the window, and a 2-meter-wide large bed with high count cotton bedding is laid out, soft and not collapsing when lying down. The fatigue of sitting on the high-speed rail all the way, when touched by the pillow, is scattered for the most part.
What surprised me the most was the convenience of walking. Living here, I have hardly taken a taxi: walking downstairs for 5 minutes, I can touch the shore of West Lake and leisurely stroll along the lakeside trail, without having to rush for half an hour to specifically enter the scenic area; Walk north for 10 minutes to reach the broken bridge, take a walk along the white embankment to see the lingering autumn leaves of lotus leaves, and there is no need to squeeze a ride hailing service at the entrance of the scenic area; After strolling through Hefang Street at night, walking along Yan'an Road for 20 minutes will take you back to the hotel without having to wait for a bus on the roadside late at night. There are countless old brands hidden in the surrounding alleys, such as scallion braised buns, sliced Sichuan, and Dingsheng cake. You can easily find them just a few steps downstairs, without having to search for internet famous stores and travel long distances to queue up.
I didn't have to rush through my schedule for those three days. In the morning, I had a bowl of hot Pian'er River at the hotel's breakfast restaurant, enjoying the lake view outside the window. Then, I took a leisurely walk along West Lake. In the afternoon, I found a bench by the lake to bask in the sun. In the evening, I came back and had a steaming hot Hangbang dish in the alley downstairs. If I got tired from wandering, I could turn back to the hotel and collapse at any time. There is no noisy and crowded hotel near the West Lake. Even the cleaning aunt will remind me with a smile that wutong in Beishan Street is just yellow recently, and which path has the least people and the most people.
On the day I left Hangzhou, I stood at the hotel entrance with my suitcase in tow. The fragrance of osmanthus fell on my shoulders, and in the distance, a cruise ship from West Lake slowly glided across the lake. The most rare thing about coming to Hangzhou is never the expensive room where you can lie in bed and directly see the lake, but the slow and easy way to touch West Lake without wasting time on commuting. Next time I come to Hangzhou to visit West Lake in autumn, I will definitely return to Ren He Hotel Hangzhou and walk again along the West Lake Ring Road, enjoying the fragrance of Longjing by the window.