Suzhou Grand Garden Hotel

Suzhou Grand Garden Hotel is a mid-range hotel at 477 Liuyuan Road, Gusu District, Suzhou in Liuyuan Road / Lingering Garden, Suzhou. It is on Liuyuan Road near Shilu station on metro Line 2, within reach of the Lingering Garden and Tiger Hill. The hotel is at 477 Liuyuan Road, Gusu District, near Shilu station on metro Line 2, within reach of the Lingering Garden, Jiangsu Province, China. The Gusu District is the historic heart of Suzhou, where canals, stone bridges, whitewashed lanes and the city's UNESCO-listed classical gardens sit alongside modern shops and cafes. Staying inside the old town keeps most major sights within a short taxi ride, and many are walkable. It is a mid-range hotel with a garden-district location. Listed room categories include Standard Room, Deluxe Room. Amenities recorded for the property include restaurant, wifi. Typical nightly rates fall around CNY 300-550 (~$45-82), varying with season, weekday demand and holiday periods such as Golden Week, when Suzhou fills with domestic visitors and prices rise noticeably. A restaurant serves meals on site. Service is straightforward, with metro access as the main convenience. The listing places the hotel as a mid-range property in Suzhou, Jiangsu, China, with the local Chinese-language address 苏州市姑苏区留园路477号. Visitors to Suzhou generally find that spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) bring the most comfortable weather, while summer is hot and humid and winter is cool and damp. Foreign guests must present a passport at check-in, mobile payment through Alipay or WeChat Pay is widely used across the city, and cash remains accepted at most hotels. Travellers can reach Suzhou by high-speed rail from Shanghai in roughly half an hour, and Suzhou's metro network, taxis and ride-hailing apps make onward travel to the property straightforward. Liuyuan Road is named for the Lingering Garden, one of the classical gardens of Suzhou inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, so the surrounding streets combine garden visitors, local residents and small shops, and the hotel suits travellers who want a garden-district base with metro connections to the rest of the city.