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  • Fuchun Kosa Hangzhou (Qiantan Town) 28 rooms from £150

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    A spectacular luxury weekend escape from Shanghai, the Fuchun Kosa – a riverside resort set in Zhejiang province’s bamboo forests – only accessible by boat. Marvel at Ming Dynasty architecture, enjoy traditional Chinese breakfast, kayak down the Fuchun river, and hike to the crumbling nearby village

    Great walks  -  In the thick bamboo forest or around the property, both promise to be a quiet and enjoyable stroll.
    Kayaking  -  Fuchun, Xinan and Xu Rivers offers miles of kayaking opportunities.
    Fishing  -  Take a packed lunch from the restaurant, and make a day of it.
    Hideaway  -  Romantic hideaway or city escape, both are welcome here.
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  • Four Seasons Hangzhou at West Lake Xihu Qu, Hangzhou Shi, 78 rooms from £312

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    Contemporary luxuries collide with traditional design at this Four Season's offering set in the whimsical UNESCO World Heritage Site of West lake. Interiors are spacious and grand with modern minimalist style dotted with Chinese art and furniture. A spectacular base to explore the city from.

    Romantic Break  -  Surrounded by traditional Chinese gardens and views of mystical West Lake, the Hotel is a haven for romantics
    Back to Nature  -  Xihu is a great choice for travellers interested in tranquillity, nature walks and temples
    Business meetings  -  Well-equipped business centre with meeting, banquet and conference facilities
    Sights nearby  -  West Lake has many sights, such as Yue Fei Temple, Lingyin Temple, a Buddhist monastery and Long Jing tea farms
    Recommended by  -  Tablet
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  • Amanfayun Hangzhou (West Lake Scenic Area,) 42 rooms from £544

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    A quiet retreat set amongst rugged nature and some of China’s most important Buddhist temples. Sultry suites are ideal for couples and foodies will love the fine dining. A conversion of a former village it is as much a cultural experience as a five-star stay. Complete with traditional bathhouse.

    Hideaway  -  A former farming village, sympathetically converted into a luxury hotel complex. The ultimate hideaway
    Great walks  -  Walk to the neighbouring villages or the nearby tea plantations
    Sights nearby  -  The town of Hangzhou is just thirty minutes away
    Romantic  -  Good for couples.
    Recommended by  -  Mr & Mrs Smith
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