Review of the most popular Chinese-style KTV karaoke in Hangzhou 🎤🇨🇳

In April, we went on a study trip to China. Many of the people in the trip had studied in China before, so we tried taking them to a KTV. . At first glance, the front of the shop looks like an EDM Pub, but inside, it's actually a karaoke shop with private rooms. —- 💚Pros > There is a private bathroom in the room. This is very good. You don't have to use a shared bathroom because normally, if there are drunk people in a shop with alcohol, the bathroom is not very clean. > You don't have to worry about drunk people going to the bathroom and the shop being dark. > The room is large and can hold a lot of people. There are wide sofas. There is space to dance without being crowded. —- ❤️Cons > Most of the songs are Chinese + international songs. There are a few Thai songs. > If there are few people, it may not be worth it if the KTV doesn't have many small rooms. > If you don't drink alcohol, the room you rent may be a bit expensive. —- 💰Price of renting a room We rented it for the whole night until the shop closed (I can't remember what time it closed). The cost was 9,000 baht, but!! 🥂 During that time, the staff Will bring plain water, soft drinks, beer (China likes to serve Corona brand), fresh fruits cut into 2 large trays to serve as well. 🍜 I asked my friend who went with me, he said that we can order drinks all the time, everything is included in the room rate, except for ordering additional food. —- 📌To sum up, that night, it came out to 126 yuan per person, about 630 baht. For us, this price is not expensive if alcohol is included. . . 📍Location: KTV is behind the Grand Mercure Hangzhou Hotel, walk through the back of the hotel and exit. —- #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TravelChina #ReviewChina #Hangzhou #TravelHangzhou #ReviewHangzhou #TravelAbroad #TravelAbroadByYourself #TravelAbroadByYourself #ktv #karaoke #hangzhou