Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan

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Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan is located in the science and technology street in the core business district of Wuchang Street entrance, adjacent to the East Lake High Tech Development Zone and the beautiful East Lake scenic area. The hotel is only 15 minutes' drive away from the Yellow Crane Tower and the Yangtze River Bund. It is close to the subway station. The location is superior and the traffic is very convenient.
It is a comprehensive business hotel integrating guest room, catering, meeting, leisure and entertainment. The luxury rooms with different styles will bring you comfortable enjoyment. All rooms are equipped with modern business facilities. The executive floor is located on the 10th-13th floor of the hotel, which is specially designed for high-end business people and respects personalized service. Independent sunshine lounge provides fast check-in and check-out, afternoon tea and all-weather drinks, small conference room, 24-hour private butler and other services.
It has many pillarless banquet halls of different specifications, equipped with multi-functional audio-visual system, advanced intelligent lighting system and all kinds of banquet auxiliary facilities. It is also well planned by an experienced banquet service team. It is a good place for you to hold business meetings.
It is a large cafeteria in Wuhan, which can accommodate nearly 1000 people at the same time. It combines the essence of Chinese cuisine, Japanese cuisine, Korean cuisine, Southeast Asian cuisine, western cuisine and Chinese and Western cuisine. The open kitchen, full of international food, will bring you unprecedented food enjoyment.
Its lobby bar serves all kinds of coffee, tea, cocktails, exquisite snacks and Western-style pastries. You can enjoy yourself in the soft and soothing music! Penghu Bay Club, chess and card room and other leisure and entertainment facilities can relieve your physical and mental fatigue.

Hotel FAQs

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• How far is the hotel from Wuhan Tianhe International Airport?

  Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan is 30.5km from the airport.

• Does Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan offer airport shuttle service?

  No, the hotel does not offer airport shuttle service.

• What are the check-in and check-out time at Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan?

  Check-in time is from 14:00, and check-out time is until 12:00 at Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan.

• Does Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan have a pool or gym?

  No, The hotel has no pool and fitness room. See details about other facilities on this page.

• Does Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan have a restaurant?

  Yes, you could have a meal in the hotel.

• Does Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan offer internet or wifi?

  Yes, please request it when you check in the hotel.

• Does Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan accept prepaid room charge?

  Yes, please contact us after submitting a reservation.

• Does Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan accept credit card payments?

  Yes, VISA Master AMEX JCB could be accepted.

• How much is the breakfast at Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan?

  Each costs cny79 for extra breakfast.

• How much does it cost to stay at Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan?

  The room prices is from cny500, but it may vary depending on your stay(e.g. dates, room type etc.).

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Reviews

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Amelielinc2024-01-31

• 5.0
• Yes, it's a little expensiveDeluxe Twin Room

fredacs2023-12-11

• 3.5
• Pretty goodDeluxe Twin Room

e001207272023-12-10

• 5.0
• Got a membership card, 408 one night Deluxe King room, not including breakfast. There is a refrigerator in the room. Drinks are free. There will be fruit at noon. It's great!Executive Queen Room

juwanyuan2023-11-20

• 4.5
• The location is really good, the quality is also good, the National Day is a little expensiveDeluxe Queen Room

jasonest2023-11-13

• 4.0
• The hotel is convenient to travel and drinks are free. It is recommended to stayExecutive Twin Room

d-win2023-11-02

• 4.5
• The front desk manager is good and the service is better than ordinary hotels! High qualityDeluxe Twin Room

lastlander2023-10-31

• 4.8
• Every aspect was OK. There was a small problem with the service. I stayed for three days. After cleaning the room the next day, the small towel on the washstand and the floor mat in front of the bathtub were taken away, but they didn't replace them. After cleaning the third day, they put new ones, indicating that the service was not standardized!Deluxe Twin Room

debears2023-10-19

• 5.0
• The hotel environment is good, the service is also good! Praise one!Executive Queen Room

lanegu2023-10-10

• 4.0
• It's OK. It's convenient to go to college for an exam. Recommend itDeluxe Queen Room

m027402882023-10-08

• 5.0
• I'm very satisfied with my stay. It's very convenient to have a parking lot!Deluxe Twin Room

littleboling2023-10-04

• 4.8
• The location, environment and facilities are all good, and the service quality needs to be further improved,. In addition, the gift of drinks in the refrigerator in the room was originally a very considerate service. I don't know why it must be stipulated that the finished bottles have to stay in the room, otherwise they have to charge, or they don't give them at all. It's a small family to do this again!Deluxe Twin Room

e001903912023-10-02

• 5.0
• The location of the hotel is excellent and the location is very convenient. The service was of a very high standard. The room is quite large. The room decoration is also very good. Breakfast is also rich. Generally OK..Deluxe Twin Room

e000974472023-09-22

• 5.0
• Nice hotelDeluxe Twin Room

lucygao20102023-09-16

• 3.8
• Good location, general HotelDeluxe Twin Room

ilovelee13142023-08-21

• 5.0
• The room is large and the transportation is convenientDeluxe Twin Room

IVORYSTONE2023-08-14

• 5.0
• Cost performance is OKDeluxe Twin Room

e053636582023-08-13

• 5.0
• It's very convenient around. The room is good. I'll come again.Deluxe Twin Room

CEELO2023-08-05

• 5.0
• Overall, the location and environment are good, and the transportation is convenientDeluxe Twin Room

FootballManager2023-08-03

• 3.3
• Superior geographical location and convenient transportation, especially to Wuhan University. The hardware of the hotel is OK, but the hygiene is not good. I won't live in Wuhan next time!Deluxe Twin Room

brian1232023-07-31

• 4.5
• The hotel is good. Clean is my first choice. The service is also very good. It's quiet. It's the best hotel in the neighborhood. It's much better than futuretownExecutive Queen Room

e000737562023-07-26

• 5.0
• After staying for three nights, I was quite satisfied with everything. Free breakfast just noDeluxe Queen Room

Travelogue

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• I stayed at the intersection of Wuhan Street for a week, and the service of this hotel warmed my heart

  I have been traveling all year round and have stayed in dozens of star rated hotels. I thought that "good service" was just a standardized polite greeting, but it wasn't until I stayed at Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan for a week that I truly realized what it means to "quietly and properly arrange your unspoken needs". When I left, I took a detour back to the front desk and bid farewell to the staff who had helped me before.
  Just as I dragged two large suitcases out of the subway station, the doorman greeted me from a distance. Before I could speak, he took the suitcase in his hand and even the heavy backpack with a camera hanging on my wrist. He took me all the way to the lobby lounge and handed me a refreshing cup of Wuhan local sour plum soup before turning around to help me with my storage, without any perfunctory courtesy. When I checked in, I casually mentioned that I would go to Wuda to watch the gingko sunrise the next day. I was afraid it was too late to have breakfast. The girl at the front desk didn't wait for me to apply. She directly commented on the portable breakfast bag for me, saying that I could get it when I went out without waiting in line.
  After checking in, surprises are hidden everywhere in the details. The night before, I was repairing a travel photo in my room. I casually hung the stained white hoodie on the door handle without writing any laundry list. I just casually mentioned it when I called to print the attraction reservation code. The next day, when I woke up, the neatly ironed hoodie had already been hung back in the wardrobe, and even the stubborn stains on the collar had completely disappeared. There was a handwritten note next to it, reminding me that there was a large temperature difference between day and night in Wuhan, so remember to add a coat when going out. There were no urgent fees charged throughout the process.
  One day, after strolling through Donghu Lake, I came back to catch a light rain. While borrowing tissues at the front desk, I casually said that I felt a bit cold. Within ten minutes of returning to my room, the waiter came up with a bowl of boiled brown sugar ginger tea, a dry towel, and spare cold medicine, urging me to change clothes quickly. Half an hour later, he even called me to inquire about my physical condition. I didn't just slack off because I wasn't a high-end member. I casually asked if there was an old Hot dry noodles store nearby that didn't need to queue up. The front desk not only drew a road map for me, but also called the store in advance to say hello to me. I was afraid that I would not be able to find a place in the rush hour.
  I haven't had to repeatedly call for service during this week of stay. The cleaning lady sees my travel guide lying on the table and will gently sort it by page number, without flipping it over casually; The cup of water I placed by the window is empty, but every time I come back, I can refill it with warm water at the right temperature; Upon learning that I was mildly allergic to pollen, I quietly removed the decorative flowers from my room the next day and replaced them with a small bottle of odorless air freshener.
  On the day of check-out, the doorman helped me take my luggage directly to the online car hailing service and even stuffed a small box of local osmanthus cake, saying it could be used as a stomach cushion on the way. Sitting in the car and looking back at me, I realized that truly first-class service is never a rigid and procedural greeting, but rather taking the small details of customers to heart. Next time I come to Wuhan to visit Wuhan University, I will definitely return to Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan, just for the warmth engraved in the details.Show more

• Living at the intersection of Wuhan Street, I embraced the relaxation of Jiangcheng

  I came to Wuhan for an autumn appointment at Wuhan University and specifically chose Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan as my destination. I thought that hotels in the core business district would be surrounded by traffic and crowds, but when I pushed open the glass door, the sound of fireworks outside gently fell. It was only then that I realized the most fitting period of my university years in Wuhan was hidden here.
  Take Line 4 from Wuhan Station and transfer to Line 2. Walk 30 meters from Exit C of Jiedaokou Station to the hotel entrance. The entire 50 minute journey does not require detours, and even the osmanthus fragrance of early autumn in Wuhan wafts into the lobby with the wind. The high hall was bright and bright, and the warm light fell on the marble floor. The check-in staff smiled and reminded me that the room facing south in the high area could directly see the outline of the Luojia Mountain of Wuhan University. They also handed me a hand drawn map of the surrounding food, which marked the old Hot dry noodles stores in the alley that did not need to queue up, for fear that I could not find authentic flavor in the business circle.
  Opening the door of the guest room in the high area, the whole french window first ran into the eyes. The wutong in the distant Luojia Mountain were all dyed. The traffic flow at the street entrance downstairs was full of the unique vitality of Jiangcheng, and even the wind was full of the youth of the nearby universities. The space of over 30 square meters does not feel cramped at all, with warm wooden furniture paired with light beige soft furnishings. There is no excessive sense of luxury, but there are comfortable details everywhere: the small tea table by the window is pre arranged with free Hubei Enshi Yulu tea bags, and the 2-meter-wide large bed is covered with high count cotton bedding, which is soft and not collapsing when lying down. The fatigue of sitting on the high-speed rail all the way, when touched by the pillow, is scattered for the most part.
  What surprised me most was the convenience of the pedestrian circle. I hardly ever took a taxi when I lived here: I walked downstairs for 5 minutes and entered the school gate of Wuhan University. I walked along wutong Avenue to see the old buildings. I didn't have to catch the bus for half an hour to punch in; Walk east for 10 minutes and you will reach Qunguang Square. After strolling around the street, take a turn and you can taste freshly cooked Wuhan duck necks; I want to stroll around Jianghan Road at night. The Line 2 subway goes directly without transferring. After seeing the night view of the river beach, I can walk a few steps from the subway entrance to the hotel, without having to wait on the roadside late at night. There are countless time-honored brands hidden in the surrounding alleys, such as Hot dry noodles, paste soup powder, and noodle nest. You can eat them just a few steps down the stairs. You don't have to go all the way to the online stores to queue up.
  In those days, I didn't have to rush to travel at all. In the morning, I ate a bowl of Hot dry noodles at the breakfast restaurant of the hotel with the mountain view outside the window. Then I slowly walked into Wuhan University to see the ginkgo. In the afternoon, I blew the lake wind around the East Lake. In the evening, I returned to the alley downstairs to eat a steaming lobster. When I was tired, I could turn back to the hotel and collapse. Without the crowded and noisy atmosphere of commercial hotels, even the cleaning lady passing by would remind me with a smile that the ginkgo trees at Wuhan University have turned just right recently, and which path has the least and the most people.
  On the day I left Han, I stood at the hotel entrance with my suitcase in tow. The fragrance of osmanthus fell on my shoulders, and the silhouette of Mount Luojia in the distance was particularly gentle in the sunlight. The most rare thing about coming to Wuhan is never being able to see the high priced houses in the river at a glance, but living in a relaxed place next to the university, where you can touch the fireworks of the city with just a few feet. Next time I come to Wuhan for the autumn appointment, I will definitely go back to Junyi Dynasty Hotel Wuhan and walk along the wutong Avenue of Wuhan University again with the mountain view of french window.Show more