Taizhou Hilton | Executive Suite | Review

The hotel is located in the core CBD area of Taizhou, with very convenient transportation and complete surrounding facilities. The staff actively greeted us at the entrance upon arrival, which was commendable. However, the lobby was quiet with no welcoming staff present. The lobby isn't particularly large and feels compact, but the layout is very well-planned, and the central water sculpture is exceptionally beautiful! We booked a deluxe suite, and during check-in, we were upgraded to a corner suite. Upon entering, the suite felt more spacious than others in the same category, with an impressively wide living area that exuded subtle luxury. The views are absolutely spectacular—on one side, the tranquility of the Civic Square, and on the other, the vibrancy of the CBD! The master bathroom is also generously sized, with enough space to fit another large bed—no problem! The bathtub is quite spacious too, easily accommodating two people! The bedroom bedding is fairly standard, but as a suite, the soundproofing was good, ensuring a peaceful and restful sleep. Since I'd been craving Taizhou's afternoon tea for a long time, I skipped breakfast to save room. However, many breakfast items are similar to the afternoon tea offerings, so it's probably quite good! I didn't get to review the lounge, so I won't comment on that. Minor drawbacks: The hotel's wooden furniture isn't maintained very well—after five years, some surfaces have started to wrinkle, and the color tones aren't particularly premium. Additionally, the edges of the cashmere carpets don't align neatly with the walls, which is a slight detail flaw.