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Wuhan Slideshow
Top Hotels in Wuhan
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Meilian City Holiday Hotel Wuhan
449 reviews -
Ramada Plaza Wuhan
764 reviews
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Holiday Inn Riverside Wuhan
505 reviews
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Shangri-La Hotel Wuhan
1274 reviews
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New World Wuhan Hotel
416 reviews -
Renaissance Wuhan Hotel
333 reviews
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Jinjiang International Hotel Wuhan
431 reviews
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Novotel Wuhan Xinhua
287 reviews
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Dongfang Hotel (Fazhan Avenue) Wuhan
156 reviews
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Swiss-Belhotel Lotus Lake Wuhan
29 reviews
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BEST WESTERN PREMIER Wuhan Mayflowers Hotel
1150 reviews
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White Rose Hotel Wuhan
280 reviews
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Marshal Palace Hotel Wuhan
140 reviews -
Huatian Hotel Wuhan
186 reviews
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Hongguang Jianguo Hotel Wuhan
229 reviews
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Crown Hotel Wuhan
145 reviews
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Marshal Palace Hotel (Cheyou) Wuhan
86 reviews
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Hong Yi Hotel Wuhan
92 reviews
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Lake View Garden Hotel Wuhan
184 reviews
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Hubei Hotel Wuhan
61 reviews
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Donghu Hotel Wuhan
172 reviews
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New Seasky Hotel Wuhan
26 reviews
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Yangtze Hotel Wuhan
481 reviews
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East Lake Hotel Wuhan
105 reviews
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Logosun Hotel Wuhan
197 reviews
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Wuhan Kingdom Hotel
179 reviews
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Li Jiang Hotel Wuhan
83 reviews
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Swiss-Belhotel on the Park (Wuhan)
10 reviews
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Hong Shan Hotel Wuhan
113 reviews
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Nuoqi Hotel Wuhan
43 reviews
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Wuhan New Beacon International
417 reviews
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Marco Polo Wuhan
605 reviews
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Sentosa International Convention Center Hotel Wuhan
244 reviews
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Sunyee Hotel Wuhan
218 reviews
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Ibis Hotel (Wuhan Jianghan)
216 reviews
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Zhonghui Jingchu Hotel Wuhan
40 reviews
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Gui Yuan Hotel Wuhan
58 reviews
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Wuhan Tianhe Airport Hotel
65 reviews -
Eiffel Business Hotel Wuhan
79 reviews
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Wuhan Tianyuan Business Hotel
41 reviews
Wuhan
Travel Blogs from Wuhan, China
Cruising on the Yangtze
This is a top pick! ... we finally reach the three gorges dam, which is the largest dam in the world, and is scheduled to produce 10% of China's electricity demands. We slowly pass through the first enormous lock, which drops us 30m or so, along with container ships, cargo ...
The Yangzi River
This is a top pick! ... are all state of the art and the people very sofistocated in both dress and behavior, it certainly wasn't the worst place in China I would imagine. My adventures on the Yangze started in Chongquing in my second class sleeper (4 beds/bunks and a basic ...
Overnight train to Wuhan
This is a top pick! ... doing with being messed around. I am not too impressed with Geckos at the moment. We had originally had our current tour (China Odyssey) itinerary changed because of the earthquake, which was understandable and fine, and we were told this before we left. ...
A Pair of Roosters
This is a top pick! Since the boat had been docked all night I had a colder than usual shower before getting the first bus to Wuhan. I actually felt pretty crappy this morning for the first time since starting traveling so I armed myself with some immodium just in case, ...
Organics with pesticides - China
This is a top pick! ... certification. They don't believe in the integrity of what they see," said Washington State University professor Paul Thiers. Within China's organic food industry, fraud is a widespread problem, say organic farm owners. "China's organic food market is ...
Lots of travelling
This is a top pick! We managed to wangle our way on the bus despite our very (un)helpful guide telling us it was full. Arrived in Wuhan at about 8am to then go the train station and (fingers crossed) get train to Nanning at about ...
Day 24: Teaching and Mid-Autumn Day Festival
This is a top pick! ... China, if I liked basketball, which team did I like, if I was married, what was my "love story," did I want a boyfriend in China, etc. The "love story" question kind of threw me because I have no idea how anyone is supposed to answer that, but the most ...
Wuhan: Quick stop before Hong Kong
This is a top pick! ... later we were there, checked in and heading to bed to catch up on some sleep. Again, I had a whole dorm room to myself; Wuhan isn't really a popular destination for travellers, and for me it was simply a stepping stone to get to Hong Kong. I wish there ...
Day 30: The Question Masters
This is a top pick! ... judges. VERY reluctantly we walked over there.... .....and were both promptly handed wads of cash for sitting around all day and listening to people talking about the joys of traveling and the benefits of class participation. Oh, sweet sweet ...
Day 132: We're Flying to Bangkok Next Wednesday!!
This is a top pick! That's all, I'm just really excited. ...
Day 32: Our Chinese Pop Star Debut
This is a top pick! ... had those glow wand things too. It was actually pretty entertaining: there were a lot of dances, some from different regions of China which was nice, a lot of singers, some singing Chinese songs, and some singing in English, and a couple of comedy/short ...
Day 206: A Declaration of War
This is a top pick! * A DECLARATION OF WAR * --Against "Creepy Clark"-- Number of Times Have Been Asked to Lunch By Creepy Clark (English Newspaper editor/sound board operator/teacher in English Department/creepy and weird Chinese man/wears bizarre ...
Day 11: Chinese Popo, Typhoon, Gay Pride + Static
This is a top pick! ... , Typhoon Talim was tackling Taiwan (which killed at least 100 people on the eastern coast of China and displaced some 10 million more), which means that Wuhan got pounded with pouring rain and some strong winds as the storm moved inland and died down. ...
Day 126: Man, My Students Are Forward!
This is a top pick! ... live together in the next term. At the end. If you wouldn't go back American. We wish you have a wonderful spring festival in China. From Bear & Matt Also, the other day I was told what my Chinese name, Gao Li Lian, means (I was given my Chinese ...
Day 78: Parasites, Barrels of Beer and Bathtubs
This is a top pick! ... , 12:33pm. Hmm, maybe will get oxyacetelyne torch to burn through bars. --Wednesday, 12:34pm. Maybe is illegal in China. --Wednesday, 12:35pm. Maybe will get C4 plastic explosive chargers to explode through bars. --Wednesday, 12:36pm. Hmmm, ...
Day 16: "Blood-letting" in China
This is a top pick! ... photo album. They're also very tasty and nutritional, so if you have the chance to taste one, you should. "Blood-letting" in China: One night, the eight of us were called from our cozy apartments to Lorry's office where we were informed that we needed ...
Blackmarket Tickets
This is a top pick! When we arrived in Yichang at 6am am we took another 4 hour, hair raising, bus ride with people spitting in the aisle to Wuhan where we were to try and get a train ticket for further south. Trains are a nightmare to get on the day, or without given notice ...
Cruising down the Yangtze
This is a top pick! ... . We can not help but compare everything here to India and after thousands of kms of travelling the Indian rail system China's 2nd class 'hard' sleepers was like travelling first class - blankets and pillows, hot water, regular cleaning... we were very ...
Chinese Bureaucracy and other complaints
This is a top pick! ... 't go anywhere, essentially bringing the extension to only three weeks. That's just mean. Other factors compounded my misery. Wuhan was not a tourist town and only had one hostel. This hostel was taken up by full-time students so all ...
Day 33: The Sweetest Email
This is a top pick! Dear Teacher, I am a student of mathematics.Today my English teacher WangZheng is ill,so I go to your class.Wow,your class is the most class I had lesson.It is really true ,your free type of class impress on me. You are so beautiful that I ...
Day 3: Finally in Wuhan
This is a top pick! ... in English (if I was lucky), but not only do I have HBO, I also have the Discovery Channel. And good reception. Right. So, China is good. Still smelly. Still dirty. But... It's good to have a TV that works, a/c that works, and a washing ...
Day 19: Nightmare at the China Post
This is a top pick! ... British soccer games, which is fabulous since I really really miss watching American football (something they don't have in China, sadly). I can't understand a word the commentators are saying and don't really know which teams are playing since everything ...
Day 6: Meeting the Bosses
This is a top pick! This afternoon I had a meeting to figure out which department I'd be working in (either the English department for the English majors, or the General English department for non-majors) and what exactly I would be teaching. I chose to teach in the General ...
Yangtse Cruise Day 3: The long day
This is a top pick! ... is not an English or German construction. We were all happy for the snack. The bus to Wuhan magically worked (as does everything in China), but Steve, Andy, Travis and I were separated from Christin and Marilen. After a four hour ...
Wuhan, where everyone was kung fu fighting...
... going over to the Hankou part of Wuhan. We took a ferry over to Hankou where they have the 'bigger city' part of Wuhan. There are restaurants, clubs, shopping streets, light rail, etc. We looked around a little because in our book and ...
A Luxury Cruise Down The Yangtze....
... charge ₤15/night and make a decent living off it... The next day we spent the day wandering around Wuhan which was a nice enough town but lacking anything really spectacular. In the evening myself and Dave said our goodbyes as ...
Big Buddhas and Small Cruises
Our journey through China then took us through mid China from Xian to Wuhan. Xian - Terracotta Warriors. There is little else to see in Xian, partly because of the terrible pollution in the city which means that visibility terrible. The army ...
Wuhan
Simply a stopover. Went down the wrong corridor and had people on walky talkies escorting me to my plane. Slightly ...
Towers, Temples, and Treats
... over to WuChang to visit the Yellow Crane Tower. The tower was more or less destroyed and rebuilt during each of the dynasties of China starting with the Tang and ending with the current government's edition. Originally it stood at the river as a military ...