Marriott Hotel Hangzhou is a top choice, just a 10-minute drive from Hangwu Park, offering kid-friendly amenities like an indoor pool and dedicated play zones. The hotel’s design blends traditional Jiangnan garden aesthetics, with views of the Qiantang River Ecological Corridor from every room—perfect for morning mist-watching. Guests can book the "Eco-Tour & Picnic Package," guided by local experts through the park’s wetland habitats, spotting native waterfowl and learning about ecological conservation.

The hotel also provides free e-bike rentals to explore the scenic riverside trails. Additionally, monthly "Stargazing Nights" offer a rare chance to view the Milky Way under dark skies, making it a peaceful retreat amidst urban life.

From downtown Hangzhou, take Metro Line 5 to Xinpu Station, a 8-minute walk from Hangwu Park’s entrance. Along the way, you’ll cross the Qiantang River Bridge, offering panoramic river views. Stay at Hangzhou Qiantang River Marriott, located right beside the station with direct access to shuttle buses that run every 30 minutes between the station and the park.

Hangzhou’s smart transit system allows seamless travel via "Hangzhou Tong" card or Alipay QR code for buses, metro, and shared e-bikes. For a memorable experience, book a weekend stay to join the hotel’s "Riverside Ride" event—cycle along the greenway trail to the park’s core area, stopping at scenic overlooks to witness the dynamic Qiantang River tides and migratory birds in flight, blending urban convenience with natural serenity.

The standout experience is the Qiantang River Wetland Eco-Tour, led by conservation experts through key wintering grounds for migratory birds such as egrets, dabbling ducks, and spoonbills. Elevated wooden boardwalks and birdwatching hides allow close-up observation without disturbing wildlife.

Each spring, the park hosts "Spring Wetland Treasure Hunt," a family-friendly outdoor puzzle game combining ecology education with adventure. At night, the "Nocturnal Wetland Light Show" uses projection mapping to tell stories of the Qiantang River’s history and biodiversity, creating an immersive nature theater. The on-site Eco-Education Center features interactive exhibits and VR simulations that illustrate how wetlands regulate climate and protect water resources—making it both educational and engaging for all ages.