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Stunning ancient gardens and cool modern culture are at the heart of Suzhou. This prefecture-level city in the Jiangsu Province of China also has canals and pagodas, art museums and operas, shopping and the usual big city perks. Book your Suzhou hotel with us to see how the past and the present combine when nature meets the city.

History

Suzhou is more than 2500 years old, and became a trading hub when China’s Grand Canal was built during the Sui Dynasty. In the 13th century, explorer Marco Polo visited Suzhou and said it was one of China’s most beautiful cities. By the 14th century it was the centre of China’s silk production industry, and actors and artists flocked there to be part of its prosperous lifestyle. For centuries Suzhou had hundreds of gardens, but today only about 50 remain, including nine that have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Things to do

Where better to start than Suzhou’s Classical Gardens? These gardens were designed and built mostly by scholars who had beauty and harmony in mind. Despite being made at different times over a period of about 1000 years, these gardens often have common sights like canals, pagodas, bridges and lotus ponds. Explore within the Lingering Garden, for a rockery built from Ming Dynasty-era stones and soil, the Garden of Cultivation for 13 pavilions, or Couple’s Retreat garden, which has two gardens – one east, one west.

You’ll also find plenty of cultural activities. Suzhou Museum is a massive free museum filled with 15,000 works of ancient Chinese art, including old paintings, relics and books. Visit a local theatre and see an opera performed in Suzhou dialect, then wander streets lit by lanterns at night and drop into one of the city’s many teahouses for a pot of local and delicious tea. When you feel like shopping, take a walk through Shantang Street, a shopping district that runs along Shantang Canal, or visit Yuanrong Times Square, Suzhou’s largest shopping centre.

Suzhou is a pretty silky place, so visit the Suzhou Silk Museum. With its collection of models, pictures and exhibits, it will teach you all about the history of silk in Suzhou and the process of making it. Possibly the strangest sight is the silkworm-rearing room, where live silk worms chow down on mulberry leaves.

Tiger Hill is possibly Suzhou’s most popular tourist destination, a 36- metre hill that looks like a crouching tiger and has walking tracks and huge pagodas. It’s the final resting place of King Helv, Wu ruler from 514-496 B.C.

Getting there

Book one of our flights to Shanghai and then take a 30-minute bullet train to Suzhou. Whether you’re exploring Suzhou on its own or embarking on a China adventure, book your Suzhou accommodation with us for gardens AND earthly delights.

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Suzhou hotels essential information

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Suzhou Marriott Hotel, Pan Pacific Suzhou, Shangri-La Suzhou, W Suzhou, Renaissance Suzhou Hotel, Courtyard by Marriott Suzhou, Zhangjiagang Marriott Hotel, Hilton Suzhou, Four Points by Sheraton Suzhou

Frequently asked questions

What are the best hotels in Suzhou?
Located in Suzhou and with amenities like a garden and a steam room, Crowne Plaza Suzhou, an IHG Hotel is a retreat Wotif travellers are crazy about. Also grabbing a top spot on the list of best hotels in Suzhou is Hyatt Regency Suzhou. Catch your z’s here and you’ll be close to leading sights like Jinji Lake and Gate to the East. Ready for an unforgettable time in Suzhou? Let Wotif connect you with a fantastic pad at a price that can’t be beat.
How many days should I spend in Suzhou?
That’s like asking how you want your steak done — it all comes down to personal preference. Most people spend 2 days experiencing this top destination. Whether it’s a day or two or a week or two, our Suzhou hotel deals will help make your getaway an awesome one.
Where should a first-time tourist stay in Suzhou?
If you’re planning to see big sights like Humble Administrators Garden and Shantang Street, go for Gusu District. This popular part of town is where lots of first-timers prefer to stay. It’s also home to some of the best hotels in Suzhou, such as Suzhou Marriott Hotel and Shangri-La Suzhou. Adventure awaits. Grab yo’ self a deal on either of these properties today with Wotif!
How much does a Suzhou hotel cost?
Rates depend on when you’re travelling and what you’re after but we’ve got your back (and your wallet’s well-being at heart) with our awesome Suzhou hotel deals. Start the search for your Suzhou hotel by clicking on your trip dates, then use our filters to tweak the results by budget, amenities, property type and more. June, October and November are the busiest months, so avoiding these will help you lock in AU$98 cheap accommodation in Suzhou.
How do I get a cheap hotel in Suzhou?
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  • Discover the joy of off-peak travel: February, April and May are Suzhou’s slower months. Hotels, flights and tours are more affordable during this time.
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Which hotels in Suzhou are family-friendly?
At Wotif, we’ve got a stack of family accommodation in Suzhou that serve up non-stop good vibes alongside amenities and extras like arcades, swimming pools and outdoor play areas. Find stays that’ll amaze your mini adventurers with our “Family friendly” filter, or give these a whirl:


What is the best area to stay in Suzhou?
Gusu District and Nantangzhuangcun are two neighbourhoods that make Suzhou such an awesome destination. Another option worth considering for your accommodation in Suzhou is Fengchan Yizu. But no matter where you decide to stay, Wotif has properties for all types of travellers. To view all the different Suzhou hotel locations, click on “View map” at the top of the page.

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