The Best Places to Eat and Stay in Hangzhou
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Rank 65. Wu Ming Mian Guan
Noodle Shop
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Rank 65. Wulin
Zhejiang
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Rank 65. Xi Xi Liang Chen
Teochew
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Rank 65. Yan Zhu Chao
Teochew
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Rank 65. Zhan Bi Lou
Zhejiang
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Rank 65. Zi Wei Hall
Zhejiang
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Jade and bronze details drawn from a Neolithic culture thread through the contemporary rooms, which start at a generous 45 square meters, the kind of space that makes a business trip feel almost voluntary. This is a full-service InterContinental in suburban Hangzhou, ten minutes from the David Chipperfield-designed Liangzhu Museum. Indoor and outdoor pools, extensive meeting space, and two restaurants round things out for whoever needs them.
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Qingshan Lake is where metasequoias planted in the 1960s grow straight out of the water, their roots submerged so the forest appears to float. The Grand Mercure sits three minutes from that shore, a full-service hotel with 330 lake-view rooms and two restaurants, one doing East-West fusion from an open kitchen and another covering Hangzhou and Cantonese cooking across ten private dining rooms. Selected by the Michelin Guide.
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The restaurant, Sen, runs twenty-four hours and overlooks a tree canopy from the second floor, which sets the tone for this forested hotel outside Hangzhou, closer to a thousand-year-old temple than to the city it's named after. Contemporary interiors pull in classic motifs, though the design's real argument is the view: the surrounding "Kingdom of Trees" is visible from almost everywhere, including two pools, indoor and out.
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A resort on a peninsula jutting into Qiandao Lake, where the view from your room is a thousand forested islands and distant peaks doing their best ink-wash painting impression. The 264 rooms lean modern-traditional but quietly, so nothing competes with the windows. Bathrooms run to rain showers and separate tubs, and there's a nine-treatment-room spa with indoor and outdoor pools for when the scenery alone feels insufficient.
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Qiandao Lake's thousand-plus islands are actually submerged mountain peaks, and somewhere beneath the water sits an entire Han Dynasty city, perfectly preserved. The Moxy is a design-forward hotel inside the Qingxi Yintai City complex, with lake-facing rooms and a Ferris wheel in the yard. Bar Moxy pulls double duty as the front desk, which is the brand's move. Hangzhou is two hours by road, making this a proper escape rather than a stopover.
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- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Hotels