Xizi Hotel Zhejiang · Wangzhuang is located at the foot of "Leifeng Pagoda in Evening Glow"—one of the "Ten Scenic Spots of West Lake" in Hangzhou. Facing the lake to the east and adjacent to the famous ancient temple Jingci to the south, it overlooks iconic landscapes like "Su Causeway", "Three Pools Mirroring the Moon", and "Willow Waves and Warbling Orioles" across the water. The North and South Peaks, Baochu Pagoda, and other vistas can be viewed from a distance, offering a panoramic view of lake scenery and mountain hues. The hotel enjoys convenient transportation, accessible by multiple bus routes (K4, K504).

Nestled under Leifeng Pagoda, the former Wang Family Garden is a geomantically auspicious site with profound historical and cultural heritage. From the Southern Song Dynasty's royal gardens—Pingshan Garden and Cuifang Garden, to the Qianlong Emperor’s inscribed "Yiyuan" Garden, and the Baiyun Temple— a memorial site of the 1911 Revolution, it embodies a long history and cultural symbolism. When Wang Zixin built Wangzhuang, three historical sites remained: the imperial fishing platform where the Qianlong Emperor fished during his southern tour, the Baiyun Temple— a secret stronghold where revolutionaries from the Guangfu Society and Tongmenghui conspired to overthrow the Qing Dynasty, and the Yuexia Laoren Temple, which once presided over countless marriages in Hangzhou. These endow Wangzhuang with rare imperial grandeur, revolutionary aura, heroic spirit, and mysterious charm.

The hotel features exquisitely designed guest rooms of various types, along with 9 restaurants of different styles. Here, dishes are served against the backdrop of lake and mountain scenery, allowing guests to savor both cuisine and leisure. Over a pot of fragrant tea with close friends, you can filter out the hustle and bustle of urban life, stay away from worldly noise, and enjoy a serene life.