Hot Springs Hotels in Jiangsu, China

"Searching for five-star hotels on Ctrip, Yangzhou Slender West Lake Hot Spring Resort came up as number one, so we chose it. It was our first stay, and we were extremely satisfied. The service was absolutely top-notch. The young lady at the front desk was very gentle and, seeing that we had both elderly and children, proactively upgraded us to a family suite. The room was excellent and spacious, with comfortable activity and washroom areas. The bedding was also very clean and comfortable! The resort grounds are also large enough; if you want to stroll around or let the kids play without leaving, it's perfectly accommodating. Crucially, it's directly opposite the East Gate of Slender West Lake Scenic Area, making it incredibly convenient for visiting the attractions, plus you can enjoy the hot springs. The Xiangyuan dim sum restaurant at the entrance is also fantastic; after trying Yangzhou dim sum for several days, I felt this one was the best! There are shuttle buses within the resort; if you don't want to walk, just contact the butler a few minutes in advance, and they'll pick you up and drop you off, making it very convenient to get around the resort. All the staff have a high level of service awareness, are polite, and very perceptive. In short, we were very satisfied with this stay, and it will be our top choice for our next visit to Yangzhou. This hotel must have a very professional management team with strong service awareness and philosophy 👍"

"The Wyndham Hotel truly lives up to its name, making you feel right at home. You can park your car at the entrance, and a shuttle will take you to the hotel. The environment is very elegant, with many fun little activities for entertainment and relaxation. 😉 I contacted the butler, Zhou Zhou, in advance for my birthday 🥳, and the decorations were very thoughtful. The hotel's three alpacas were very interactive; a bag of carrots was gone in no time. The soundproofing in the room was a bit average, but everything else met five-star hotel standards. The breakfast had a wide variety and tasted good; the steamed pork with rice powder was delicious 😋. We received two complimentary tickets to the cliffside hot springs. We didn't go down to the infinity pool by the cliff because the water was cold, and with the recent cold weather, not many people were swimming. However, the hot spring scenery was quite beautiful."

"Our stay at Tianmu Lake Yuhu Peninsula Hot Spring Hotel exceeded our expectations – it's definitely the best choice for a vacation in Tianmu Lake! The hotel is located in the 5A-rated Tianmu Lake tourist area, surrounded by the lake on three sides and nestled against the mountains. The environment is serene and peaceful, and our room was quiet at night, far from the city's hustle and bustle, creating an amazing atmosphere. The staff were attentive and thoughtful, very friendly, polite, and responsive. The breakfast offered a rich variety of dishes with fresh ingredients that catered to most tastes. Overall, it's incredibly good value for money and a true gem for a relaxing getaway in Tianmu Lake. We'd definitely come back again!"

"A surprisingly wonderful stay! The room is spacious, and the private hot spring tub comes with a disposable liner, which really puts your mind at ease regarding hygiene. The terrace is fantastic for taking Instagram-worthy photos. The location is unbeatable—you can just take a stroll to Shantang Street to enjoy the night view. Although breakfast isn't included, there are plenty of dining options in the food court downstairs. The self-service laundry area has separate washers and dryers, which is especially friendly for short-term travelers. A comfortable and pleasant stay from start to finish. Highly recommended!"

"The hotel location is very near to the concert place. Customer service is friendly and efficient. The restaurant staff are super alert to customers need and able to assist customers need on time. The housekeeping need to improve and not always wait for customers request then provide the daily run out items like shower gel. The washing machine dryer need to label only for clothes and no dryer for shoes. Due to raining, some customers simply want to dry their shoes using the dryer which is not hygienic when it is meant for dry clothing only."

"The room wasn't large, but the layout was reasonable, stylish, and clean; it was a very comfortable stay. The hotel breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but everything was delicious. It included not only Huaiyang cuisine but also many classic dishes from various categories. My dad thought it completely surpassed the Ritz-Carlton's breakfast, haha. Also, the coffee was served separately from the coffee bar and was very good. I'll definitely come back."

"The air conditioning in the room took ages to warm up. The electric heater in the bathroom, however, was a real lifesaver, especially since it had just snowed when we visited. The scenery was absolutely beautiful, but it was so cold that we didn't even dare to try the hot springs. Out of all the hotels I've stayed at, this is the only one that charged an extra fee for a room upgrade."

"The environment is beautiful, the service attitude is good, the room is large, the price is a bit expensive, but the operating cost of this hotel is also large, there is no way, to enjoy this environment to accept this price"

"Spent the weekend here with my family for a hot spring getaway, and the overall experience exceeded our expectations. The hotel is easy to locate and a short drive from downtown Nanjing. The underground parking connects directly to the lobby, making it very convenient with luggage trolleys. The hot spring area was the highlight of this trip: there are both indoor and outdoor pools with stable water temperatures. You can tell the water is changed frequently, as the pool edges weren't slippery at all. The changing rooms and shower areas were clean and tidy, with towels and bathrobe supplies promptly replenished. We visited the outdoor pools avoiding the afternoon rush hour, so it was peaceful with great scenery—both the elderly and the kids had a wonderful time."

"Honestly, I've never wanted to leave a hotel so badly before. When planning our trip, I was torn between the Garden Expo Park and Ziqing Lake. Considering that Ziqing Lake offered both a zoo and hot springs, and online reviews were just 'so-so,' we ultimately chose this place. But I never imagined it would be such a terrible experience. Let's start with the room facilities. Since it opened in 2016, I didn't have high hopes, and on the surface, it just looked a bit old. But once we started using things, we realized the shower head sprayed water everywhere, the ventilation fan was practically non-existent, the bed swayed when you slept on it, and the refrigerator had to be manually turned on. They even only provided two bottles of drinking water. As for the service, I had already told the butler on the way that we needed a bidet toilet seat (for the kids). After we arrived, it took many WeChat messages and phone calls to finally get it (because my child really needed to go to the bathroom right away). After more than ten minutes, they just said they were urging housekeeping. My partner eventually got impatient and went to look for someone, only to meet them halfway. This was very uncomfortable. After all, it's supposed to be a semi-family-friendly hotel, but these basic services are completely lacking. For dinner, feeling tired from the journey, we decided to eat at the hotel. Reviews online seemed decent, so we went confidently. However, the 'complimentary' roasted whole lamb turned out to be a small plate of smelly, scrap-like pieces. Of the dishes we ordered, everything except the cold appetizer and steamed egg was a miss. Breakfast the next day was equally inedible. Our family of three probably only ate hard-boiled eggs to fill up. Everything else was genuinely unappetizing. The fried dumplings had a strange taste, as if they had been stored for years and then cooked. The noodles were undercooked. After breakfast, we went to the zoo. It felt like a total rip-off. The facilities were incredibly run-down, yet they charged exorbitant prices. For interactive feeding, a dozen melon seeds and two tiny lettuce leaves (about the size of a 3-year-old's hand) cost 30 yuan. Other feeding points were pretty much the same. The giraffe feeding leaves were so small that the giraffe's tongue could barely grab them. In comparison, the large branch for 20 or 25 yuan at Taihu Longzhimeng was incredibly good value. Children don't understand prices; they just know they fed many small animals and had fun. But for adults, paying over 200 yuan for those small, rotten lettuce leaves was a truly terrible experience. In summary, if the price during the National Day holiday was around 600-700 yuan, I might accept it, as everyone has inflated prices then. But paying over 1000 yuan, similar to better-equipped chain hotels at Garden Expo Park, for such facilities and service is unacceptable to me. I guess this was just a costly lesson learned."