I stayed here with my friends here for 3 nights and was pretty satisfied. Of course the Hotel is an Old property, but once it was the best. The area is huge and that too in the middle of the City and has many good pubs around. Its walking distance to "The Master of the Nets Garden". As there is... More

The Bamboo Grove is placed right down the road from the Canglang Pavillion, convenient to the "foreign street,", the Suzhou river, and a great mix of new and old China. Within walking distance is great food, high end shopping, and the Master of Nets Garden. The restaurant in the hotel has excellent food, fine service, and the decorations are very... More

Well we stayed in this hotel during our great China tour. From outside it looks like a nice hotel, but when you enter it looks for me like a shopping mall, big cold loby with elevators in the midle. The rooms are old, not clean and the beds are a night mare. Must be they are made to NOT sleep.... More

At first glance it really looks like a 4 star hotel, but the rooms with the plastic wall paper tells another story Lousy breakfast or rather just boring. Good location though. Try to find another hotel

Stayed there 3 nights with family during a trip all over China. Room was pretty big as well as the bathroom. Clean and comfortable room. Housekeeping was quick to provide me an extra pillow as I requested. Nice lobby with a good bar (with two lovely female singers) and friendly staff. Breakfast is very good with a variety of choices.... More

The lobby of this hotel looks good and clean. There was music entertainment in the bar every day, which was of good quality (European/American music). The rooms are okay but noisy. Breakfast is good although the variety of Western food could be more. The area around the hotel is not very interesting. I'm convinced there are better and more convenient... More

This hotel is only fifteen minutes by car from the railroad station and a stones throw away from the China-Singapore Industrial Park. It embraces a delicate balance of renowned traditional Suzhou architectural elements and modern living comforts. It is really a good place to live.

It appeared to tick all the boxes though one or two areas did let it down. Our hotel room wall was thin and consequently there was quite a bit of noise from rooms next door and corridor. Breakfast was a bit hit and miss with various items not being replenished quickly so a bit of a "grab it quick" when... More

The hotel is very old, especially in the rooms. The beds are like wood, so not good if you have dodgy limbs. It is central to some eating places and an expensive mall which houses Cartier etc, while over the road you have the poorest housing ever! I didn't eat here as it wasn't included in the price and found... More