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Qiusuo Square in Wuhan is a vibrant public space where culture and modernity blend seamlessly. Surrounded by tree-lined walkways and contemporary sculptures, it's perfect for leisurely strolls and photo ops. Don't miss the spectacular light show at night, where dazzling illuminations transform the square into a dreamlike wonderland, drawing both locals and tourists. Whether day or night, Qiusuo Square is a must-visit spot in Wuhan!
Hidden Residence Banshan (Yellow Crane Tower Yuhualin Branch)
Nestled in the historic Yuhualin district, this boutique hotel blends Shanghai-style elegance with the charm of Jingchu culture, offering a unique creative escape in old Wuchang. With multi-functional halls, meeting rooms, and child-friendly amenities, it’s perfect for both business trips and family vacations. Conveniently close to the subway, it also boasts stunning Jiuyan Bridge night views. Whether you’re into hiking, enjoying the tea house, or relaxing in the garden, this place has it all. Rated 4.8/5 for its excellent service and beautiful surroundings, it’s a top cultural getaway in Wuhan!
Tiancheng Jiangyun (Tanhualin)
Located at 78 Gejia Camp in Wuhan, this hotel is super convenient with metro access and airport transfer services. Enjoy top-notch amenities like 24-hour front desk, laundry room, and a charming tea house with garden views. Perfect for both business meetings and leisure trips. Family-friendly with kids' amenities provided. Plus, the Instagram-worthy spots make it a must-visit for photo lovers!
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Qiusuo Square
Top picks include Hyatt Regency Wuhan Optics Valley (10-min walk) with Chu-style decor and indoor pool, or Ramada Plaza Wuhan Optics Valley offering lake-view rooms. Budget travelers can choose Hanting Express for minimalist design.
Tip: Book 2 weeks ahead during peak seasons. Some hotels provide free shuttles to the square.
Don't miss Hujing Restaurant for spicy bullfrog and lotus root pork rib soup, or Laotongcheng's stuffed tofu skin. Cai Lin Ji serves iconic hot dry noodles with egg wine for breakfast.
Note: Hubei dishes are oily/spicy - request "mild" if needed. Some restaurants close 14:00-17:00.
Take Subway Line 2 to Line 4 (35 mins total), alight at Shouyilu Station. Walk 15 mins or taxi (~25元, avoid rush hours).
Pro tip: Tower tickets cost 70元. Night light shows start at 19:30 - depart before 17:00.
Chuyun Pavilion sells silk fans and chime-bell tea sets. Nearby Zhou Hei Ya offers vacuum-packed duck necks (spicy/five-spice). At Liangpin Puzi, try lotus seed cakes and Wuchang fish jerky.
Warning: Duck necks require refrigeration (3-5 day shelf life).
Watch 3D light shows at Optics Valley Walk (20:00/21:00), or catch live bands at VOX Livehouse (60-150元 tickets). Book "Han Show" water performances at Kr Space.
Safety: Only take official yellow taxis at night.
Yes! The cartoon-themed fountain (summer 10:00-18:00) and China Architecture Museum's children's zone (HopeGoo required) are great. McDonald's nearby has play areas.
Convenience: Rent strollers at service center (200元 deposit).
Traveler Reviews
See what other travelers say about Qiusuo Square
Hidden Residence Banshan (Yellow Crane Tower Yuhualin Branch)
Stayed here during New Year’s period and the experience was absolutely outstanding! The staff, especially the concierge, went above and beyond—every request was handled with warmth and efficiency. From airport pickup and luggage assistance to daily needs, everything was seamlessly arranged. The room was spacious, bright, and thoughtfully designed with excellent space utilization—so comfortable that it felt like home. All amenities were well-maintained and thoughtfully provided, from toiletries to everyday essentials. It truly feels like a place where you’re welcomed with care. If you're looking for a peaceful retreat with exceptional service and attention to detail, this is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming back.
Tiancheng Jiangyun (Tanhualin)
Our final stop on our summer trip through Hubei was Wuhan, and staying at Tiancheng Jiangyun (Tanhualin) turned out to be one of the highlights. The photos online were already impressive, but the actual place exceeded my expectations—so much more beautiful in person. The architecture and interior design have a unique charm, with thoughtful layout and well-maintained facilities throughout. As someone who can't start the day without tea, I truly appreciated the set of teaware and tea leaves left on the table—perfect for unwinding after a long day of exploring. The hostess was incredibly warm and genuine; when it suddenly started pouring rain as we were checking out, she even helped pack up our luggage—such a small gesture, but so meaningful. The location is quiet yet convenient, nestled in the heart of Tanhualin’s historic district. If I ever come back to Wuhan, this will be my first choice again.
Yeste Hotel (Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower Music College)
Staying at Yeste Hotel (Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower Music College) was a great experience. The riverside room offered stunning views of the Yingwuzhou Yangtze River Bridge, especially during sunset—truly picturesque. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, making check-in smooth and pleasant. One major plus: there’s on-site parking right at the entrance, which is super convenient for those driving. However, if you're arriving by car, don’t just type in the hotel name directly into your GPS—doing so will lead you down a narrow alleyway that’s tricky to navigate. Instead, aim for the hotel entrance from Zhangzhidong Avenue to avoid confusion. Also worth noting: not all rooms have river views. I booked a non-riverside room on my first day, but after upgrading and requesting a riverside view for my second night, the view was absolutely worth it. So definitely specify ‘riverside view’ when booking. Overall, the hotel delivers excellent value with its location, service, and comfort—highly recommend for travelers visiting Wuhan.
Vienna Hotel（Wuhan University of Technology Nanhu Wenzhi Street Subway Station）
Staying at Vienna Hotel (Wuhan University of Technology Nanhu Wenzhi Street Subway Station) was a fantastic experience. The room was spotlessly clean and incredibly comfortable, making for a restful night's sleep. What truly stood out was the front desk staff—extremely attentive and responsible. After check-out, I realized I’d left some personal items behind. The hotel contacted me immediately, arranged the return with great care and efficiency, and handled everything smoothly. Their proactive service gave me real peace of mind. Conveniently located near the subway station, it’s easy to explore the city, and the area offers plenty of dining options. With excellent value and top-notch hospitality, I’ll definitely be choosing this hotel again on my next trip to Wuhan.
Lavande Hotel (Wuhan Chuhe Han Street store)
I've stayed at Lavande Hotel (Wuhan Chuhe Han Street Store) multiple times now, and each visit has been consistently great. The room was spotless, well-maintained, and had all the essentials I needed—clean linens, functional air conditioning, and a comfortable bed. Parking is super convenient, which is a big plus when traveling with luggage or planning to explore the city by car. The hotel's location near the metro station makes getting around Wuhan a breeze—just a short walk to Chuhe Han Street and other key attractions. There are plenty of dining options nearby, from local Hubei cuisine to international fare, so you never run out of choices for meals. As a chain property, I appreciate the consistency in quality and service. It’s reliable, affordable, and offers excellent value. Definitely my go-to choice when visiting Wuhan, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, hassle-free stay.
Lavande Hotel (Wuhan Jianghan Road Wanda Plaza)
This was the perfect stay during my trip to Wuhan! The Lavande Hotel at Jianghan Road Wanda Plaza is incredibly well-located—just a short walk from the metro station, making it super easy to explore nearby attractions like Jianghan Road and Hubei Alley. The room itself felt brand new with smart toilets and full-room voice control, which made everything so convenient. I especially loved the subtle, pleasant scent of the toiletries—it added a nice touch to the experience. My favorite part? Relaxing on the rooftop terrace in the evening, sipping a drink while taking in the stunning view of Wuhan’s night skyline. The staff were attentive too—the housekeeping team even proactively collected my drying clothes, and I got a small local gift pack when checking out. It’s rare to find such a thoughtful, high-value hotel experience. I’d highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Wuhan.
Taohualin Hotel
It’s been nearly thirty years since I last visited Wuhan, and stepping back onto this city’s soil felt like a dream—strange yet familiar, distant yet intimate, surreal yet deeply real. When I chose to stay at Taohualin Hotel (Huanghelou Tanhuaci Branch), it truly lived up to the moment. The name says it all—the ambiance is elegant, refined, and warmly inviting, blending sophistication with comfort. The room layout is smart, the furnishings high-quality, and the view from the window opens up to the heartbeat of the city. From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond. A friendly front-desk attendant not only helped carry my luggage upstairs but also patiently re-arranged my room to one I was truly happy with. Even better, welcome fruits and a little pack of monkey head mushroom cookies were waiting in my room—a sweet touch that made me smile. The next day, after running errands until 3 PM, I returned exhausted, only to find my phone dead and unable to check in due to a queue at the front desk. I was frustrated and drained, just wanting to collapse into my room. Then I noticed a calm, clear-eyed staff member—later learned to be the assistant manager, Xiao Li—who kindly listened to my situation. Without hesitation, he arranged a solution through several calls, allowing me to enter my room ahead of time. That kind of proactive, genuine care—so rare these days—left me genuinely touched. It wasn’t just service; it felt personal. I’m already planning my next trip to Wuhan, and without a doubt, I’ll be coming back to this hotel.
QIANNA HOTEL (Wuchang Railway Station Dingziqiao Subway Station)
Absolutely perfect — a 10/10 experience! The location is unbeatable: just a 5-minute walk to the subway station, making travel around Wuhan super convenient. Around the hotel, you'll find plenty of restaurants and convenience stores, so everything you need is right at your doorstep. The room was spotless — every corner was clean, with soft, cozy bedding that made for a restful night's sleep. I was really impressed by the soundproofing; it was so quiet at night, even with the building’s movement, you’d hardly notice anything. The front desk staff were friendly, efficient, and went the extra mile by recommending some off-the-beaten-path local spots I wouldn’t have found on my own. Attention to detail? Top notch. This place offers incredible value for money. I’ll definitely be coming back here next time I visit Wuhan!
Jimu Riverview Hotel (Wuhan Hankou River)
I’ve stayed in plenty of riverside rooms, but this one truly blew me away. From the moment I stepped into the luxury river view room at Jimu Riverview Hotel, the 180-degree floor-to-ceiling windows took my breath away—winding Yangtze River views, city skyline glittering across the water, and a cinematic panorama that felt like stepping into a movie. The real highlight? The freestanding bathtub right by the window. Soaking in warm water while gazing at the river and nighttime lights was pure magic—the ambiance was unforgettable. Every detail felt thoughtfully designed: the bedding was soft as clouds, smart curtains adjusted seamlessly for lighting, and the room was spotless with zero overlooked corners. Location-wise, it’s super convenient—surrounded by great local eateries and just a short walk from public transit. Staff were attentive without being intrusive, always ready to help. After a long week, this stay completely reset my mind and body. It’s not just a hotel—it’s an experience. I’ll definitely be back when I visit Wuhan again.
Atour Hotel Wuhan Square Hankou Financial Center
The location of this hotel is excellent—just a short walk from the lively night market and main shopping street, making it super convenient for both dining and sightseeing. While it’s a bit farther from the high-speed train station, the distance is still manageable and not a major drawback. The breakfast spread was impressive—varied options with good quality and reasonable pricing. Rooms are spacious, clean, and well-organized, offering a comfortable stay. The only minor issue was a faint cigarette smell upon arrival, which was surprising since none of us smoke. However, the staff responded promptly and resolved it professionally. Overall, the experience was outstanding. Great value, excellent service, and a perfect base for exploring Wuhan. I’d definitely recommend and stay here again.
Liton Huaju Hotel (Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower Pengliuyang Metro Station Branch)
Stayed for one night on October 19, 2025 — hands down the most delightful surprise of my entire trip to Wuhan. I checked out from my previous hotel around noon and took a bus directly here. To my delight, I was able to check in right away upon arrival—no waiting, no hassle. I entered through the restaurant entrance, where a very friendly staff member warmly guided me to the front desk. Later, I noticed there’s actually another main entrance just ahead that bypasses the dining area—much more convenient if you're arriving with luggage. Because I arrived early, I got incredibly lucky: the front desk agent upgraded me to a 10th-floor room with a stunning view of the Yellow Crane Tower—absolutely worth every penny! At night, when the lights came on, the iconic red tower lit up against the silver silhouette of the surrounding buildings, creating a breathtaking scene right from my window. No need to go out for perfect photos—just open the curtains and snap away. Even better? The room came equipped with a projector that connected seamlessly to my phone—perfect for streaming videos from Bilibili. I spent the whole day after breakfast lounging in bed, curtains drawn, watching shows until 12:40 PM—pure bliss. And the breakfast? Absolutely outstanding. A hearty bowl of spicy beef noodle soup with big chunks of tender beef, fresh honeydew melon cut into generous slices, and two standout treats: a soft, fragrant date cake and an enormous, generously filled cream puff bursting with filling. Every bite was memorable. This place is seriously underrated. If you’re visiting Wuhan, especially during peak season, book this hotel—and specifically request a view of the Yellow Crane Tower. It’s not just a stay; it’s an experience. High on comfort, value, and charm.
Jiu Zhou Hotel
Located just steps from Wuhan Railway Station and right next to the metro entrance, this railway-affiliated hotel offers unbeatable convenience for travelers. The location is perfect whether you're heading into the city center or just need a quick stopover—everything's within easy reach. I was especially happy with the free parking, which made my self-drive trip stress-free. The room itself is a bit dated in terms of decor, but it’s spotlessly clean, well-maintained, and comes with a convenient clothes drying rack. The bed was comfortable, and overall, the value for money is excellent. It’s not fancy, but it delivers exactly what you’d expect from a reliable, no-frills stay—perfect for transit travelers or anyone looking for a quiet, clean base in a central spot.
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