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hotel is located at Qiaoxi Commercial Building, Liuduqiao Metro Station, Zhongshan Avenue, Jianghan District, Wuhan — right in the heart of Hankou, nestled between the bustling Hanzheng Street and Jianghan Road commercial hubs. Exit A of Liuduqiao Station (Metro Line 6) brings you directly to our doorstep, and Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street is just a short walk away. Designed by a renowned designer, the hotel features a chic, contemporary interior where every corner is picture-worthy. We offer 105 rooms across a variety of types — King Rooms, Twin Rooms, Projector Rooms, Family Rooms, and Mahjong Suites. Every room is equipped with full-room voice control, a minibar, a 65-inch TV or 100-inch projector, a lounge sofa and desk, a deep-sleep mattress, and a separate wet-and-dry bathroom. The hotel also boasts a lobby café, a buffet breakfast restaurant, a fitness center, a self-service laundry room, and a meeting room. Whether for business or leisure, Feixiang Hotel is your ideal choice. With warm service and a cozy atmosphere, we look forward to making your journey truly memorable — where every moment feels like home. Feixiang — Beyond a stay, a place to belong. We sincerely look forward to welcoming you.

Mehood Yizhi Hotel (Wuhan Tianhe International Airport Terminal 2) is a premium establishment by the Mehood Hotel Group, perfectly blending refined business elegance with comfortable living.Located adjacent to Tianhe Airport Terminal 2, the hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the Aviation Headquarters Metro Station and a 15-minute drive from the airport. We provide a 24-hour complimentary airport shuttle service, ensuring a seamless and stress-free arrival and departure for every guest.The hotel features 108 meticulously designed guest rooms. With their minimalist yet sophisticated style, high-quality bedding, and smart amenities, they create a warm and private sanctuary for your rest.Comprehensive facilities are available to meet your needs, including a fitness center, a self-service laundry room, and dryers, making it ideal for extended business stays. Additionally, multi-functional meeting rooms and a business center are on hand to provide professional support for your business negotiations.Whether you are traveling for business or catching a connecting flight, Mehood Yizhi Hotel delivers a "home away from home" experience with its quality service and convenient transportation

The hotel is situated in the Yangtze River Building on Minquan Road, Jianghan District, Wuhan, directly facing the Yangtze River. Over a century ago, when Hankou was opened as a treaty port, this area served as a trading hub. The chimes of the Jianghan Customs and the horns of the docks have witnessed the prosperity of this riverside city. Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, Hankou River Beach, and Lihuangpo Road are all within easy reach - open the window and you'll see the river, step outside and you'll be immersed in the bustling atmosphere of the century-old street. "MOG" is derived from the Wuhan dialect "miào qǐ gǎo", meaning to go all out and be serious. The hotel reinterprets dock culture with modern design: first-line river-view rooms feature french windows, and some room types come with private terraces where you can enjoy the sunset over the river and the lights on both shores at dusk. Each room is named in Wuhan dialect - "mán qīngshuǎng", "tīng le tóu", "líng xǐng". Stay for one night and, incidentally, get to know this city. We provide you with a warm and heartwarming check-in experience. On the first floor, there is a complimentary coffee station where you can receive a hot drink with your room card. The guest rooms are equipped with a complimentary mini-bar, and there are also free parking spaces available, making both self-driving and taking the subway hassle-free. Convenient for travel, it is close to Jianghan Road Station (Line 2 and Line 6 interchange) and Liuduqiao Station (Line 6) of the subway, about 1 kilometer away on foot. There are multiple bus routes in front of the door. It is within walking distance to Hankou Jianghan Customs Wharf, where you can take a ferry across the river. On the other side of the river are the Yellow Crane Tower and Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge. Come to MOG, sleep by the Yangtze River, and also live in the hearts of Wuhan people.

Mehood Lestie Hotel (Wuhan International Plaza Jianghan Road Flagship Store) adopts the upgraded Mehood Lestie 3.0 version. Nestled at T2, Hong Kong Center, No.121 Wusheng Road, Qiaokou District, Wuhan, the hotel is situated in Wuhan’s core business district with an outstanding urban location. It is adjacent to major commercial complexes including Wuhan International Plaza, Wushang MALL and K11. You can reach Liji North Road Station (Metro Line 1) and Wusheng Road Station (Metro Line 6) on foot. The century-old Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street and Hankou River Beach are also within easy reach. The hotel perfectly integrates trendy technology and thoughtful services. It features a low-key luxury lobby and a variety of exquisitely designed guest rooms. We provide considerate value-added services such as welcome tea and towels, unlimited drinks, exquisite afternoon tea, packed takeaway breakfast and late-night warm noodles. Equipped with specialty catering, fitness center, self-service laundry room and other complete facilities, the hotel is ideal for both business trips and leisure stays. Committed to high-quality and diversified services, we strive to bring every guest a surprising and pleasant stay experience.

Located in historic Hankou, UrCove by Hyatt Wuhan International Plaza Jianghan Road is a Hyatt brand hotel beside Plaza 66, Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, and Hankou River Beach. All 116 smart rooms include underfloor heating, smart controls, capsule coffee machines, and a free minibar, with family rooms for three and terrace suites available. Enjoy a 24-hour coffee lounge, gym, self-service laundry, and meeting rooms, plus a breakfast with local flavors. Metro Lines 1, 2 & 6 are nearby for easy access across the city.

Yer·Hotel, also known as Goose Hotel (Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower Hubei Lane Thematic Street Branch), is like a tranquil waystation, connecting the most vibrant historical threads and bustling life of this city. A leisurely walk of eight minutes leads to the towering Yellow Crane Tower, where you can gaze out over the Yangtze River like a ribbon of silk, taking in the scenery of Wuhan’s three towns; just three minutes away, you’ll immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Hubei Lane—a soul of Wuhan’s "overbreak" culture and a culinary encyclopedia: the rich soy sauce aroma of Cai Lin Ji hot dry noodles, the crispy and plump texture of Lao Qian Ji bean skin, the fresh and thick richness of Xu Sao’s soup noodles, and the delicate, juicy filling of Sijimei soup dumplings, all rising in the steam between the lanes, telling the unchanging taste heritage of this riverside city for a century. Within a fifteen-minute walk from the hotel, cultural landmarks are scattered like pearls and jade: to the east, the Wuchang Riverside Scenic Area offers views of the river flowing eastward and ferry crossings; to the west, the Memorial Hall of the 1911 Uprising in Wuchang, with its red bricks and gray tiles, bears witness to modern historical events; the majestic Yellow Crane Bridge head is also within easy reach, commemorating the monumental achievement of turning a "natural barrier into a passable route." Nearby, the artistic cafes and secondhand bookstores of Tanhuailin await a leisurely afternoon. Guided by the concept of a "urban cultural living room," we subtly blend the weight of history with the comfort of living. In a space where wood grain and warm light intertwine, there is both a refined homage to the architectural elements of old Hankou and a serene, composed ambiance tailored for modern travelers. This is not just a resting place on the journey but also a key that can be turned and savored to uncover the city’s multifaceted facets—from the first bowl of hot dry noodles in the morning light to the riverside lanterns at dusk, the most authentic and abundant living picture of Wuhan unfolds gently from the hotel’s entrance to the distant horizon.