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I really liked the quietness around the hotel. It is in a beautiful spot. The staff working there were really friendly and helpful. There are a few daily activities which I enjoyed very much. If you are looking for a place to rest and enjoy the beautiful wudang mountains, this is the place.

The reception staff were friendly and literally came to the street to help me find the hotel. They even prepared a note in English detailing things for the stay (eg possible to do laundry). The hotel itself is within a small mall - I’ve attached a picture to show where you walk in. The location is fantastic. I only had a short stay but appears the Yellow Crane Tower is the main thing to see in Wuhan (a lovely temple). This was only a 10/15 minute walk away, with a food market also the same (on the way to the river bank). At the river you also see some nice bridges (looks like Brooklyn / San Francisco) - buildings also light up at night Would recommend if wanting to get an idea what Wuhan is like.

Incredible find if you've got a long layover, particularly overnight like I had, right in the departure lounge all I had to do was wake up, cross and go up the elevator and check-in for my next flight. They offer free earplugs, which some might need as you can hear the announcer every so often from the room/ pod, but if you're tired enough you won't need them (I didn't) so it's not too loud. McDonald's and a Starbucks right across from you, and a nice little convenience store (the woman working here was very friendly, and helpful if you have any questions about the airport) if you walk 25 metres to the right when exiting.

I only stayed one night in the Hamptons because I was passing through. And I was looking for a nice hotel close to the train station that I could reach on foot. And it really was a luxury room. So much technology in the room, it was unbelievable. And there was a beautiful view too. I didn't enjoy breakfast because my train left early. The staff could hardly speak English but that doesn't bother me anymore. Most of the guests in the hotel were Chinese and Wuhan is perhaps not exactly a tourist destination. In any case, it was pure luxury that I really enjoyed for a day. Unfortunately, there isn't much in the area. I just went to the train station, where there are plenty and a Starbucks.