Right now! My fondness for Hangzhou hotels is skyrocketing!!!

Business Trip Notes｜JW Marriott Hangzhou in the Misty Rain Let me share a few quick experiences: 【Check-in】The staff at the front desk were decently polite when I arrived. I stayed in an Executive King Room, which was fairly standard with nothing particularly noteworthy. Although my room upgrade request wasn’t fully successful, I did get a slightly larger executive room. The front desk mentioned a corporate event had booked most rooms, so this minor upgrade was already a win. 【Location】Right next to Hangzhou Tower, it’s super convenient for shopping and getting around. After dinner at Hangzhou Tower, I went on a walking spree—Wulin Square, Wulin Night Market, Kerry Center, West Lake, and Hubin Intime City—before biking back to the hotel. The light drizzle made it all the more pleasant. 🧹 Soundproofing/Cleanliness: Though the hotel’s decor feels a bit dated, it’s well-maintained—no odd smells, and soundproofing is decent. 🏘️ Room Type/Layout: The Executive King Room is straightforward in layout. The design leans "old-school corporate," but it’s tidy and functional, perfectly adequate for business stays. 🛌 Amenities/Facilities: - The gym is spacious and more modern than Hyatt’s, fully meeting workout needs. - The pool is bright and roomy, with a great atmosphere—both it and the gym were a nice escape after work. - The spa on the same floor as the pool was also solid, with well-equipped facilities. - Breakfast and executive lounge offerings were satisfactory in both food and service. 💗 Extra tips: Ideal for business travelers spending a full day at the hotel, whether working or unwinding. 【Overall】Compared to staying at a Courtyard or Aloft, the gym and dining here are a clear step up.