Hyatt's One-of-a-Kind Gem: Wuhan Optics Valley Hyatt is So Beautiful and Photogenic

The "Hyatt Regency Wuhan Optics Valley" is filled with antique-style art pieces everywhere, because the hotel was formerly the "Wuhan Puyu Hotel." Its interior design concept revolves around "Yu," and this exterior presentation should be considered unique among Hyatt hotels worldwide 🏺🏺🏺

Therefore, the hotel has countless photo opportunities. The lobby bar and outdoor water features are especially photogenic, while the somewhat hidden spiral staircase also has a very serene, meditative vibe 🪷🪷🪷

The hotel's external presentation is atypical Hyatt style: the business atmosphere isn't as strong, and the overall lighting is dimmer, but its core is very much Hyatt style: staff service awareness is excellent, and the dining presentation is absolutely amazing. Among them, the "Fu Yue 1077" Chinese restaurant can be considered the champion of Wuhan's Chu cuisine - every dish blindly ordered by diners is a delicacy. The all-day dining café's breakfast for guests and dinner buffet are both of explosive quality, with breakfast including Wuhan's must-eat items like hot dry noodles, doupi (bean skin), and mianwo (fried dough) 🍜🍜🍜

Due to time constraints, I'll leave the "Da Milano" Italian restaurant for my next visit. I only toured the "VIP Lounge," which has excellent aesthetics and contains many books like "martial arts manuals" that are very interesting to browse through 📚📚📚

Let me interject with my personal opinion. Among Hong Kong URC's "Pu X" series hotels, "The PuLi Hotel Shanghai" made a stunning debut, while "The PuXuan Hotel Beijing" had average impact, and subsequent works are difficult to describe... Anyway, "Hyatt Regency Wuhan Optics Valley" remains a shining star for hotel enthusiasts, truly deserving its position as a "must-stay hotel in Wuhan" 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Located at 1077 Luoyu Road, Hongshan District, Wuhan (directly accessible from Optics Valley Boulevard metro station), starting from 600 yuan per night 💰💰💰

Post by KENDALL FLOWERS | May 13, 2025