Immerse yourself in Kunshan’s rich heritage and urban energy from our prime location in the city center. Hyatt Place Kunshan Gaoxin sits just steps from MixC Mall, with its world-class shopping and dining right at your doorstep. Venture further to discover iconic attractions, from Zhouzhuang’s ancient waterways to Tinglin Garden’s classical beauty—all easily accessible. Whether here for business or leisure, you’re perfectly positioned to experience the best of Kunshan.

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Nestled in Kunshan’s city center, Tinglin Garden honors the celebrated scholar Gu Yanwu, also known as Tinglin. Originally built during the Yuan Dynasty, this elegant garden masterfully blends traditional Jiangnan elements like tranquil lakes, bamboo groves, and pavilions with deep cultural meaning. Visitors can explore the Gu Yanwu Memorial Hall, admire performances at the Kunqu Opera Pavilion showcasing the city’s artistic legacy, or take in panoramic views from Mount Ma’anshan.

Tinglin Garden

Steeped in 2,500 years of history, Jinxi remains Kunshan's best-kept secret - a peaceful water town where quiet canals meander beneath 36 weathered stone bridges. While less famous than Zhouzhuang, Jinxi offers an even more authentic glimpse of Jiangnan's heritage. Wander its moss-lined alleyways, admire the still waterways reflecting ancient rooftops, and explore historic sites like the Liu Family Mansion and Chenfei Water Tomb. The Wenchang Pavilion, standing gracefully above the water, perfectly captures the timeless beauty of this unspoiled treasure.

Jinxi Town

Zhouzhuang, China's premier water town, boasts 1,000 years of history along its tranquil canals and stone bridges. Stroll past Ming-Qing era mansions like the Shen and Zhang residences, meander cobblestone lanes, and glide by boat through emerald waterways. This UNESCO-listed gem perfectly captures Jiangnan's timeless charm.

Zhouzhuang Town

A crown jewel of classical Chinese landscape design, the Humble Administrator’s Garden spans 5.2 hectares as one of Suzhou’s most treasured landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Created during the Ming Dynasty, this masterpiece embodies the perfect harmony between nature and human artistry—where serene lotus ponds, graceful pavilions, and meandering paths invite visitors into a world of timeless beauty and tranquil balance.