Eurasia Convention International Hotel

“Well appointed Hotel in a new growth area”

Stayed at Eurasia as my son had activities in the nearby school. It is a large hotel well appointed with generous marble, large rooms and beds, multiple pillow choices and other high class amenities by China standards. Please note this hotel caters to many domestic Chinese conventions and so the … Mais

Stayed at Eurasia as my son had activities in the nearby school. It is a large hotel well appointed with generous marble, large rooms and beds, multiple pillow choices and other high class amenities by China standards. Please note this hotel caters to many domestic Chinese conventions and so the restaurants and breakfast buffets are very much locally oriented. Taxis are plentiful and with the new mobile app you can have the front desk get you a taxi anytime. Just remember to take the hotel's chinese name card with you if your mandarin is not up to par. This Hotel is in a new growth area that is far from the Wuhan CBD. Far is like 40 minutes to an hour far with traffic. Take note that the relatively new Aeon Mall is only 5 minutes away by Taxi. Great if you want to get away from the Wuhan heat in summer.

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“First visit to China, decent stay”

This hotel served me well for a week long business stay. The room was spacious, there were plenty of US plugs, provided you used each individually (no multiple charging), and the breakfast buffet had a nice mix of dishes with enough to please my more western colleague. The internet WiFi service w… Mais

This hotel served me well for a week long business stay. The room was spacious, there were plenty of US plugs, provided you used each individually (no multiple charging), and the breakfast buffet had a nice mix of dishes with enough to please my more western colleague. The internet WiFi service was spotty, as there seemed to be little bandwidth available at peak times. The lobby and restaurant were always cold so have your jacket handy, and the shower barely made it to warm any day I was there. I don’t know how this compares to other Wuhan hotels, but it was acceptable.

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“As expected I suppose...average.”

Was told that I had been booked in a 5 star hotel near the office I was visiting, although I somewhat appreciated that my definition of 5 star very much differed from what those in Wuhan might consider 5 star. The hotel made a good run of it. Large spacious rooms, nice layouts, lots of facilities… Mais

Was told that I had been booked in a 5 star hotel near the office I was visiting, although I somewhat appreciated that my definition of 5 star very much differed from what those in Wuhan might consider 5 star. The hotel made a good run of it. Large spacious rooms, nice layouts, lots of facilities on site (even a chess room...new one for me), some shopping options if that's what you really need, although I did not find a little convenience store, which when arriving at 9 PM is what I really needed. Room was hot and uncomfortable and bed somewhat hard from my perspective.. This time of year, heating is on, with no AC and no way to cool (outside of opening a window, but with PSI of 260 and a very loud intersection outside, not an option). Breakfast was very much a local approach...fair enough,but not for me although I did find a few things to take care of my hunger (bad coffee, fyi). Checkout was a disaster. Took forever, not aided by the fact that many appeared to never have seen a queue in their life and would just run up to the counter bypassing all else, and the staff were only to happy to accept them. Nice hotel, but issues.

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