Home Inn

The location of the hotel is really great, right at Exit 2 of Subway Line 3. It's very convenient to take the subway. Next to it is Confucius Temple, which has a nice view at night. The hotel is clean and tidy. I stayed there for three nights and the room was cleaned every day. It will still be my first choice next time I come to Nanjing.

Average, really average. As one of the most conspicuous hotels out of the subway station, it looks like a B&B. The sanitary surface is very good, but if you look closely, the corners are not cleaned properly. The sound insulation is not good either. You can clearly hear the sound of doors closing, footsteps in the corridor outside, and even customers making phone calls while lying on the bed.

The air conditioner does not work well, the room is not soundproofed, the noise is loud, the exterior windows are not soundproofed, which affects rest, half a bottle of water will be given for free!

The room is hygienic and clean. There is also a laundry room and a place to dry clothes. The key is that the transportation is very convenient. Basically, it is just outside the subway. You can go to see the Qinhuai River at night (very beautiful). The price/performance ratio is relatively high!

Very satisfied! It feels like coming home, the staff are very friendly, the room is clean and tidy, well-equipped, and the stay is very comfortable. I was taking soup medicine and needed to keep it in the refrigerator. The waiter was very considerate and helped me solve the problem.

Apart from convenient transportation, it has nothing to offer. The smell of cigarette smoke was mixed with the musty smell coming from under the sink, which was unpleasant. Even if there is an air purifier in the room, it cannot remove the stench at all. The water in the shower room is very slow. I turn off the faucet for a while for fear that the water will overflow. The sheets were wrinkled and it felt like they hadn't been changed since the last guest stayed. Fortunately, I brought a dirty sleeping bag, otherwise I wouldn't be able to sleep. The waitress at the front desk had a very bad attitude. She kept a straight face the whole time and spoke stiffly. She would kill you if she asked questions without a smile. It was my first time coming to Nanjing and I was not familiar with the surrounding area. It was normal to ask for advice, but she didn't answer at all and acted like one. Out of impatience.