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Alila Wuzhen

Alila · World of Hyatt · Hangzhou, China

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Address: Hangzhou, China
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Checkout: 11:00 AM
Club lounge: No

Points: Bookable on points
Brand: Alila
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May 2025Member
UpgradeHigher room category, after askingRoomStandard room (cash, about 2,000 RMB/night; one room on a corporate rate with a Guest of Honor certificate, one via Hyatt Prive) → Garden VillaBreakfastBuffet onlyWelcome amenityGiven
A Hyatt member with no elite status booked two rooms at about 2,000 RMB per night, one on a corporate rate combined with a Guest of Honor certificate and the other through Hyatt Prive, and phoned the hotel a day ahead to ask for an upgrade; both rooms were moved up to Garden Villas, the type he notes Globalists are typically offered. Apples, nougat and candies were waiting as a welcome amenity, breakfast at Shui Shi Kou was a small but high-quality buffet with local dishes and a noodle and wonton station plus a limited a la carte list, and the Prive $100 credit was used at the Si Shui restaurant. The villa door was already damaged despite a 2018 opening, the minibar was not complimentary despite online reports, bar service lost a playing-card delivery request, checkout feedback felt perfunctory, his points initially posted as zero, and staff pressed him for a 9-or-better survey score; he called the architecture beautiful but said he would not return.
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