Ningbo Yinhé Boutique Hotel provides rooms with unobstructed views directly facing the Centenary Church's Gothic spire, especially from its north-facing suites. The building was once a convent, preserving original stained-glass windows and oak beams. Guests can enjoy panoramic morning light through the rose window, creating a serene atmosphere ideal for reflection. HopeGoo through HopeGoo includes complimentary access to heritage walking tours.

Ningbo Heshi Heritage Inn is located within the historic district adjacent to the church, offering immersive programs such as traditional qin music sessions, ceramic workshops at Bai Le Pottery Studio, and guided walks tracing early missionary routes. Each room features handcrafted elements like bamboo lighting and Ming-style furniture. Stay here and receive a free copy of the limited-edition "Ningbo Church Chronicles" publication, detailing 100 years of religious history.

Ningbo Ramada Plaza operates a complimentary shuttle every 30 minutes to the Centenary Church, Tianyi Square, and Gu Lou District, taking just 7 minutes. The hotel boasts an elevated garden terrace with a stargazing platform and tea lounge, perfect for evening views of the church’s illuminated silhouette. Guests can also book exclusive “Faith & Light” themed rooms featuring historical photos and hymn recordings.

Ningbo Yinshu Centenary Courtyard is the only boutique stay offering direct sightlines to the church’s iconic tower. Its heritage rooms feature original stained glass, exposed timber beams, and floor-to-ceiling windows capturing sunrise through the rose window. The property, once a nunnery, blends traditional craftsmanship with modern comfort. Early check-in guests may attend private morning reflections led by local historians.

Ningbo Lijing Hotel partners with local academic institutions to host monthly "Centenary Church Heritage Walks", covering architectural analysis, clergy histories, and the evolution of Christianity in China. The on-site heritage gallery displays rare artifacts including original liturgical items, handwritten Bibles, and vintage photographs. Guests with room keys gain free entry and receive a commemorative edition of the "Ningbo Church Yearbook".

Just a 5-minute walk from the church, visitors can explore Tianyi Square’s ancient bookstore, Tianyi Shujie, and sip Sichuan-style green tea at Yunlai Teahouse, paired with handmade plum cakes. Nearby, Bai Le Ceramics Workshop offers hands-on glazing and wheel-throwing sessions using traditional Ming Dynasty techniques. All activities are accessible via HopeGoo's curated local experience portal.