Dusit Thani Mogan Mountain Huzhou

The overall experience was unexpectedly good! This boutique hotel truly embraces a leisure vibe. Right at the entrance, you're greeted by lush green trees, and the parking area opens up to a vast lawn, complete with a natural 'sky curtain' and activities for kids like archery, 'touhu' (a traditional pot-throwing game), and sandbags. Shuttle buggies are available to take you between different areas, or you can simply walk. It's not crowded at all, a perfect escape from the city hustle. Sitting under the blue sky, feeling the breeze, and listening to the joyful laughter of the little ones was incredibly therapeutic! The hotel is built into the hillside, and our lake-view room had quite new facilities. The staff were warm and attentive. I didn't get a chance to try the boating activity this time, but I'll save it for next. I'll definitely be back!

Had a wonderful experience! The views were beautiful, and the front desk staff, especially Xiao Jia, was incredibly lovely and accommodating, always willing to help with any requests during check-in. Sister Shen at the restaurant was also very kind, with a warm smile, and even remembered my favorite coffee! Plus, the food portions were very generous.

Taking advantage of some free time, I brought my family to Moganshan for a vacation and we stayed at the Yinggu Resort. The hotel is located in Moganshan, about a 15-minute drive from Yucun Scenic Area. Moganshan is a famous birthplace of B&Bs, and this hotel is of much better quality than the surrounding guesthouses. The room was incredibly spacious, with large French windows overlooking a serene, emerald-green lake. The entire hotel is nestled in the embrace of the mountains, very quiet and perfect for a relaxing getaway and unwinding. The resort also features a large tea plantation where you can experience tea picking and processing, as well as hiking in the mountains. It was a very interesting experience, and I'll definitely be back next time!

The resort environment is excellent, perfect for leisurely strolls, and the mountain air is wonderfully fresh. The room has a distinct Thai style, and pulling back the curtains reveals a beautiful lake view. The interior facilities are quite new and very clean, with particularly comfortable bedding. When I requested an extra towel one evening, the room service was prompt and friendly. In the morning, I tried tea picking, which was a pleasant and uncrowded experience. I also spotted a stunning plant wall full of life near the lakeside bar.

Had a really great stay! It was my first time seeing a thousand-acre tea plantation from a hotel. The hotel's internal greenery is fantastic, and it was lovely to take a walk after dinner, especially comfortable after the rain.

This mountain lakeside resort hotel has a quiet environment and lake view rooms with wide views and a very relaxing experience. The butler's front desk service is courteous and attentive, from check-in guidance to itinerary suggestions. Overall value for money, suitable for vacation relaxation, highly recommended for friends who like natural tranquility.

The price was reasonable, the environment was nice, and the entire resort was very quiet. Even during the May Day holiday, the price didn't increase outrageously; for this price during the holiday, the environment was quite good. Cleanliness: The toilet in the room was a smart toilet that automatically closed when someone left. However, a very unpleasant smell wafted out as soon as the lid was opened. We changed rooms mid-stay, and the smell was still very strong in the new room. When we asked the butler, they said they couldn't adjust the automatic closing mechanism. We just had to put up with it. Service: First and foremost, the butler, Xiao Jia, was exceptionally helpful. While you can't expect much at this price, the hotel's attention to detail was lacking, significantly impacting the experience. For example, afternoon tea was only available from 1 pm to 4 pm. On our first day, we were completely unaware that afternoon tea could be delivered to our room, and the butler didn't mention it either, so we had to rush to the restaurant. We only found out on the third day after asking the butler that room service was available if we couldn't make it in time. The service reminders weren't very thorough. The restaurant had few tables, so there was a wait for a table for breakfast. The auntie in charge of cooking the noodles had a terrible attitude; she was unresponsive and barely answered my questions. I hope the hotel will take this seriously. Facilities: The room provides tea sets, so you can sit on the balcony and enjoy tea, which is quite comfortable. The hotel facilities are all new. However, for such a large hotel, there isn't even a washing machine available for guests, and the hotel doesn't offer laundry service. If your clothes get dirty, you have to take them to an outside laundry shop, which is very inconvenient.

The room is nestled deep in the mountains, overlooking a lake, a natural oxygen bar with a beautiful environment. The butler, Xiaojia, provided warm and attentive service. The facilities were complete and the room was very clean. There was a bonfire activity in the evening, making it a perfect place for a relaxing getaway.

"Thanks" Dusit Thani for refreshing my understanding of the lower limit of five-star hotels. 1. I booked a panoramic mountain and lake king-size bed room package two weeks in advance. When I checked in, the front desk secretly changed it to a mountain view terrace room without saying hello or saying sorry. The substitution was discovered, and the room was explained as being larger than the original room. As a result, it was clearly marked on the Ctrip page: the panoramic mountain and lake room is 47 square meters, and the mountain view terrace is 44 square meters. The configuration is also completely different. The so-called terrace is just a longer balcony than the balcony. Change room? Forget it. The hotel said that the room was full, which means that the room I booked was given to someone else. Humph, I confessed. 2. The room facilities are not the same as those on the Ctrip page. The so-called smart toilet only has the function of electric flushing, which is different from the one used by Giti. They claim to be semi-smart. So the details page setting is written as smart. 3. The water quality of the swimming pool is extremely poor. There are dense floating objects in the field of vision. There is no residual chlorine smell in the water. I went down to swim and came up. I am really afraid of infection. The management of the swimming pool is chaotic. You have to go to the second-floor locker room to search for bath towels. The front desk and lifeguards are clueless and don't even provide basic drinking water. The swimming front desk is shared with the social outsourced spa front desk, and the front desk doesn't even know the phone number to call the shuttle bus. 4..The internal management of the restaurant and the hotel is chaotic. The restaurant reception and the hotel front desk have different opinions on the scope of the package. The package I bought provides a dinner for 4 people, which is equivalent to 328 yuan. The restaurant front desk only provides a two-person meal worth 228 yuan on the grounds that the hotel front desk lacks tickets. After a long dispute, the two sides served us a meal for four. The rice is half-cooked, and the tableware has to be taken by yourself because the restaurant staff is transferred to help. The tables in the entire restaurant are not cleaned up after the meal, and the leftovers are piled up on the cone of the entire restaurant. Others, such as breakfast, have few varieties and poor quality, and the sausage packs have a peculiar smell. The milk is only heated, and the variety of Western pastries is not as many as the economy hotel. I have stepped on the pit, you can choose whether to come or not.