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Luxury hotels in Suzhou
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Suzhou guide
Suzhou: the classical gardens
The Humble Administrator's Garden at opening, canals, silk and the water towns nearby.
The classical gardens of Suzhou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are the city's most cited sight, and the Humble Administrator's Garden, the largest, is best at opening time, before tour groups arrive. The smaller Master of the Nets Garden is exquisite and quieter, and also opens in the evening in season.
Walk the canal-side Pingjiang Road, visit the Suzhou Museum designed by I. M. Pei and learn about silk, the city's traditional craft. Water towns such as Tongli and Zhouzhuang are close by, and Shanghai is about thirty minutes away by high-speed train.
Where to stay
11 luxury hotels in Suzhou with VIP benefits
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Banyan Tree Yangcheng Lake

Fairmont Yangcheng Lake

Four Seasons Hotel Suzhou

Four Seasons Suzhou

Park Hyatt Suzhou
Shangri-La Hotel, Suzhou Yuanqu
Shangri-La Suzhou
Shangri-La Yuanqu, Suzhou

The Ritz-Carlton, Suzhou

W Suzhou
MICHELIN Key status checked on the MICHELIN Guide website in October 2026.
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Where to eat in Suzhou
Some of the city's most celebrated tables. With a Gastrotrip we build a day-by-day restaurant route around your hotel, checked by hand.
- Jiangsu Cuisine
- Jiangsu Cuisine
- Dongbei
- Jiangsu Cuisine
- Jiangsu Cuisine
- Jiangsu Cuisine
- Cantonese
- Jiangsu Cuisine
- Dim Sum
- Jiangsu Cuisine
- Chao Zhou
- Jiangsu Cuisine
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