Cendre Hotel(Suzhou)

From Suzhou Train Station to the hostel, I took a taxi, which only cost me the price of a cup of coffee. Using ride-hailing apps in China is really cheap. My room has its own bathroom, which is very important to me. The room faces a garden. The staff at the hostel are friendly; they can speak some English and were proactive in helping me book tickets for the Suzhou Museum. Although it's not in the city center, the facilities here are very new, and the room is not damp at all. I really hate damp

Everything was perfect, I enjoyed my week here very much and would come back immediately. Love the little Gym room for Taichi practice, the laundry room and the robot bringing up my coffee orders 😊

Nice, simple room that is completely reasonable for the price of the hotel. Located in a pleasant and quiet neighbourhood. Staff were some of the most helpful I've seen in a hotel - when I asked them to recommend a good place to get lunch, one of them drove me there on his motorbike and even came in to help me order.

This is not a traditional hostel, but it is very suitable for single female travelers. The environment is quiet, cost-effective, and most importantly, it makes me feel very safe.

During my one-day stay in Suzhou, the hotel was conveniently located near both Xiyuan Temple and Lingering Garden. The staff recommended taking a sightseeing bus, even offering to provide a transit card. However, I chose to walk instead. Xiyuan Temple was home to many adorable cats, which the monks had kindly taken in. Opposite the temple was a delightful café; if you're looking for quality coffee, I highly recommend this spot. The hotel itself was peaceful, with a small alley behind it fill...

Everything was perfect, I enjoyed my week here very much and would come back immediately. Love the little Gym room for Taichi practice, the laundry room and the robot bringing up my coffee orders 😊

Nice, simple room that is completely reasonable for the price of the hotel. Located in a pleasant and quiet neighbourhood. Staff were some of the most helpful I've seen in a hotel - when I asked them to recommend a good place to get lunch, one of them drove me there on his motorbike and even came in to help me order.

From Suzhou Train Station to the hostel, I took a taxi, which only cost me the price of a cup of coffee. Using ride-hailing apps in China is really cheap. My room has its own bathroom, which is very important to me. The room faces a garden. The staff at the hostel are friendly; they can speak some English and were proactive in helping me book tickets for the Suzhou Museum. Although it's not in the city center, the facilities here are very new, and the room is not damp at all. I really hate damp

During my one-day stay in Suzhou, the hotel was conveniently located near both Xiyuan Temple and Lingering Garden. The staff recommended taking a sightseeing bus, even offering to provide a transit card. However, I chose to walk instead. Xiyuan Temple was home to many adorable cats, which the monks had kindly taken in. Opposite the temple was a delightful café; if you're looking for quality coffee, I highly recommend this spot. The hotel itself was peaceful, with a small alley behind it fill...

This is not a traditional hostel, but it is very suitable for single female travelers. The environment is quiet, cost-effective, and most importantly, it makes me feel very safe.