Hot spring Hotels in Jiashan

good. I thought the old hotel facilities could not keep up, but I didn't expect the hotel to keep up with the update. This time, I was pleasantly surprised to find that a large outdoor children's paradise was created. It was really happy for the parents who stayed with their children.

Contacted the hotel staff when we arrived and he came to the entrance to take us to the hotel. He also helped us carry our luggage. We need to purchase tickets to Xitang at the entrance.The hotel is quiet and seem to be quite empty on a weekday. Room comes with a balcony which overlook the river view. Good photo spot too. Room furnishing is a little dated but still good for 1 night stay. Location is an easy walk to eating places, bar and shops. It is peaceful during the night and sleep quality is good.

I took advantage of the New Year's Eve to experience the legendary ceiling of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai! The actual experience is well deserved, and the service can beat many hotels of the same level! Before checking in, the customer service called to patiently ask about the needs and help to book the restaurant! Add the WeChat of the housekeeper Xiao He in advance, and you can ask any questions and needs at any time. The reply is very timely and helped to apply for a late check-out to 2 o'clock! After checking in, the lobby staff took us to the room for a detailed introduction. After that, he also took us on a guided tour of the hotel's artworks, which was very patient! The attitude of the restaurant's service staff is also very good, the roast duck tastes good, and the shrimp dumplings for breakfast are delicious! Especially the room service is impressive! As soon as Aunt Lu Xiuhua saw us checking in, she hurried over to lay the small couch, put the shower anti-slip mat slippers and floor towels, and her attitude was very kind and friendly. Aunt Hao Xiaoying, who made the night bed, not only replenished the food and beverages in the guest room, but also paid close attention to the reservation of brown sugar water and pull-up pants during the menstrual period, and wrote a touching note, which made people feel warm! The mini bar prepared various drinking waters of different sizes, as well as home-brewed beer and blueberry juice. The amount of drinks was unprecedented in the luxury hotels I had stayed in! The paper towels used were cotton soft towels from the Cotton Era, and all the bedding configurations were also very good, and there were Dyson hair dryers! I stayed in a room on the third floor facing the river. The sun was very abundant, and I watched the fireworks immersively on New Year's Eve. It can be said to be the best room for viewing fireworks! In addition, the most distinctive feature of the hotel is the art and humanities. The entire hotel is filled with various artworks, just like living in a contemporary art museum, and there is also a very thoughtful design. Although there is no natural landscape, you can still achieve a step-by-step view! Opposite is its own organic manor, which guests can enter for free. The hotel's organic food is all produced by the manor. There is also a leisurely chicken coop listening to music, which is very interesting! There is also a Liangren Market in the back to stroll around, and very beautiful fireworks were set off on New Year's Eve! In addition, it is also very close to the Xitang Ancient Town. You can walk along the river bank for a few minutes to reach the entrance and exit of Liren Street, which is much more convenient than Alila in Wuzhen! The scenic spot is free of charge before 8 am and after 5 pm, and there are not too many tourists. The experience is good! There are also postcards with postage in the lobby, which can be stamped. As long as you sit down, the staff will bring hot water and towels. Finally, snacks are given when you check out! If I want to make a suggestion, it is that the corridor of the guest room is too dim, and you have to bend down to see the room number clearly. The sliding door of the bathroom is actually translucent. In addition, during the stay, the tea room and the piano room always have a sign that someone has reserved the place and guests are not allowed to enter. The running water tea table is moved to the library, but in fact, no one is there most of the time, which gives people a bad feeling... However, the overall stay experience is still good, and it is a good choice for tourists from nearby Shanghai!

Jiashan Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel, the room is small, the layout is reasonable, full of comfort. Located in the center of Jiashan, the Nangang fishing village next to it is very good. It is also very close to Yintai Department Store. The overall feeling is full.

I encountered a typhoon and booked one night, and the original room type was gone. I thought that I was carrying my luggage and tried to tell the front desk that Xu Jing in the front hall understood that the original room type was indeed full, and then I arranged the same floor very thoughtfully, directly opposite the room. It was not too convenient, just like I had not moved my luggage. In order to facilitate everyone to collect packages, the service is good, nothing to say, must be five-star praise?

Very nice hotel... well located, inside the walls of the histroic water town, but in a quiet part, away from the hustle of the crowded streets. Room was clean and easily large enough.. with good lighting and private toilet/shower, and daily room service. The buffet breakfast, included in the room price was very good. I speak no mandarin; so I had to communicate with the reception/front desk staff using translate on phones. The front desk staff were wonderful... cheerful, helpful. They went to great lenghts to explain to me how to obtain and buis ticket to Shanghai, where to catch the bus and so on... also the same staff were extremely helpful with day to day questions. The only strange or negative thing is that when shown the room, it looks wonderful as it includes a small private verandah with table and chair. However, there is a fixed wire screen preventing the inhabitant from accessing the room's verandah... kind of strange and certainly a negative