Romantic Hotels in Jiangsu, China

My friend chose this hotel nearby when visiting Suzhou. It's within walking distance of the Humble Administrator's Garden, Lion Grove Garden, and Suzhou Museum. All the rooms are on the second floor, with excellent natural light, and the facilities are quite good. Although taxis can't drop you right at the hotel entrance, the staff always contacted us in advance to tell us where to get off, which saved us a lot of time searching. It's only a one or two-minute walk from the drop-off point to the hotel. The room's cleanliness was meticulously maintained, and the bedding was very soft, leading to a very comfortable night's sleep. They have a 24-hour butler service, and any requests we had were immediately addressed, making it much more convenient and secure than unattended guesthouses. My friend was also very satisfied. Both the first and second floors have small courtyards that are perfect for photos, with many photographers bringing clients there. The rooms are also quite quiet, not noisy at all. I'll definitely come back again.

Absolutely fantastic! The room completely exceeded our expectations when we walked in. It was very clean, beautifully decorated, and the guesthouse itself had a wonderful ambiance. It's right in the heart of the Pingjiang Historic Block, yet the soundproofing is excellent, so it's not noisy at all. The little terrace was a real highlight! We'll definitely stay here again next time we visit!

The room had so much character, you could tell the owner put a lot of thought into every detail. The service was also incredibly attentive; the owner tried their best to accommodate all our requests. Highly recommend! And since it wasn't peak season, the room rate was quite reasonable too.

There are so many great hotels in Wuxi. Having visited with my kids many times and stayed at various five-star hotels, this time we came to tour Taihu Lake. We booked the hotel very late on the day of arrival, and after calling first to inquire about the evening buffet, we finally chose the JW. The room was thoroughly cleaned, and the service was excellent and very prompt (there was a minor issue with the TV, but someone was sent right away to fix it). The hotel is located in a bustling downtown area with a lively atmosphere. Right downstairs is a shopping mall with everything you could possibly need, making it very convenient when traveling with kids. Above all, the night view is unbeatable! Looking out from the 57th floor, the night view of Wuxi is stunning! The dining and other amenities are quite decent—nothing extraordinary, but everything you need is there. And that's more than enough 👍 Overall, it was a fantastic experience. Since we love Wuxi so much and it's very convenient to get here from Shanghai, we will definitely stay at our JW again next time.

We booked a private family room, and the housekeeper, Ms. Zhou, checked us in and took us to the guest room. The room has a large bed and a small bed. The bathing pool is in the yard. If you need to soak in the hot spring, just tell Ms. Zhou and she will happily come over and help fill the hot spring water. She is a very nice person. I really like her. No. I had to go to the public hot springs to soak with others, it was very comfortable. I also went to Nanshan Bamboo Sea. The air was very good. I had a very good accommodation experience this time. I will go there often in the future!

This resort is a bit old, and the facilities do show their age. However, you can tell it was built to a high standard, with spacious rooms, a separate wet and dry area, double sinks, and a large bathroom with an automatic toilet. The shower stall is an add-on next to the bathtub, and the water pressure is excellent, making for a very comfortable shower. It has all the amenities of a standard hotel, and since it focuses on families, all table corners are child-proofed. Kids' slippers, bathrobes, toothbrushes, and footstools are all provided. The courtyard has a carousel, go-karts, a playground, a mini-train, and even small animals – kids are sure to have a great time. The front desk called before, during, and after check-in to ask about our needs and our stay, promptly resolving any issues. For that, I'm happy to give five stars. Breakfast offered a good variety, though the pastries and baked goods were a bit subpar. There's also a late-night congee served at 8 PM. You can really see the effort put in by the hotel management.

Since I need to leave multiple reviews, I'll keep this one brief; please check my other detailed review for more information. I'm giving all five stars entirely because of our butler, Alice, and all the staff who assisted me. The butler was warm and attentive, the front desk upgraded our room, the concierge was dedicated, and every staff member in the hallways and lobby greeted us—I could truly feel their care and effort. Located in a landmark building in Nanjing, the brand backing also gives peace of mind, and the lake view is a nice bonus. To sum up: in terms of value for money, I only recommend booking when there's a package deal available. Several major issues: 1. Hardware: The mattress was sagging; I still couldn't get a good night's sleep even after changing rooms twice. The showerhead was leaking. 2. Breakfast: Priced at 189 RMB, the quality and variety fall far short of the price tag. The vegetable juice wasn't strained, so the foam blocked the spout, making it impossible to pour; the Eggs Benedict weren't made to order, tasted poor, and were watery when cut open; the duck blood vermicelli soup was nowhere near as good as reviews claimed. Whenever they rotate daily dishes, they remove the good ones. Even the Meiling Porridge lacked any real flavor—nowhere near as good as the 8 RMB bowl you can get downstairs. 3. Cleanliness: Generally okay, but I found a short hair under the sheets. I also had to kill small flying insects (likely fruit flies brought in by fruit) on both the pillow and the desk. 4. Staff oversight: The floor was sticky and easy to trip over, yet staff walked right by and did nothing about it. 5. Smoking issue: When the elevator doors opened on the 7th floor, a thick wave of cigarette smoke poured in. When reported, I was merely told that ”the hotel is non-smoking,” with no follow-up investigation. 6. Service/Staffing: The staff are stretched thin. Good service can compensate for subpar hardware, and the general direction is right, but many areas that need care are being neglected. The sagging mattress is definitely not a recent issue; I'm not sure if reporting it is difficult or if getting it fixed is the bottleneck. Ratings shouldn't rely solely on the efforts of front-line and middle management; many issues need to be reviewed and adjusted from a higher level. I can see the dedication of the front-line team and managers, but guests can also sense when there are things simply beyond their control. Thanks again for your hard work. I hope the hotel's facilities and management will improve in the future, so that this landmark InterContinental can truly live up to its prime location.

The ultimate one-stop destination for families with kids! No need to venture out, both adults and children had a blast! The hotel facilities are truly comprehensive, featuring its own children's water park. There's a shallow pool and small slides for younger kids, the water quality is clean, and the lifeguards are always on duty, which was very reassuring. My child played there happily all afternoon and didn't want to leave. After playing, we went straight to the hot spring area to relax. With dozens of different wellness pools and mild water temperatures, soaking there was incredibly soothing and perfectly relieved the fatigue from playing in the water. Besides the water park and hot springs, there's also an indoor play area, parent-child DIY crafts, and a children's restaurant – everything you need for eating, staying, and playing is available right within the hotel, truly offering a one-stop vacation experience. The room was clean and spacious, and they thoughtfully provided amenities like children's toothbrushes and small slippers. The staff were friendly, and check-in was efficient. We didn't have to worry about a thing regarding our itinerary. We'll definitely come back for our next family vacation with the kids.

If hotels could have an age, the Jinling Hotel would be like Angie Chiu—graceful and charming, enduringly elegant despite the passage of time. Walking into the Jinling Hotel, you can still feel the glory of an era from forty years ago. While some of the hardware may no longer be cutting-edge by today's standards, it is precisely this that makes you wonder just how luxurious and avant-garde it must have been four decades ago. Time has changed its appearance, but it has not erased its heritage. What is commendable is that the Jinling Hotel hasn't just rested on its laurels. Although some of the guest room fixtures show their age, the amenities have been kept thoroughly up to date. L'Occitane toiletries, Hansgrohe bathroom fixtures, and Dyson hair dryers—these details reflect the hotel's unwavering commitment to quality. The charm of a historic hotel lies not in the blind pursuit of newness, but in knowing how to maintain refinement while preserving its legacy. The dining is equally delightful. The Plum Garden (Meiyuan) restaurant fully lives up to its Black Pearl restaurant status, with exceptional dishes and flavors; the buffet breakfast at the Gulf Restaurant offers a rich variety of choices. Both the quality and the selection showcase the solid foundation of a classic hotel. What truly left a lasting impression on me, however, was the hospitality at the Jinling Hotel. Upon check-in, the hotel took my practical needs into full consideration, kindly arranging an early check-in along with a complimentary room upgrade and breakfast. During her introduction to the hotel, Ms. Lu (Ya Shi Xiao Lu) demonstrated true professionalism and patience, providing detailed explanations that gave me a deeper appreciation of the hotel's history and unique characteristics. These seemingly small touches during the check-in process truly embody the real value of a heritage hotel: it's not just about history and quality, but knowing how to treat guests right. A hotel's hardware may age with the times, but the warmth of its service, its dedication to quality, and the heritage accumulated over the years are what keep it forever fresh. The Jinling Hotel may not have the newest hardware today, but it remains a classic property well worth savoring and respecting. It made me realize that the charm of certain hotels doesn't lie merely in how new or luxurious your stay is, but in whether, long after checking in, you can still feel its past glory and the dignity and warmth it preserves to this day.

This place is an absolute sanctuary! You get stunning, unobstructed river views right from your room, and the balcony design is just fantastic. Sipping tea there and taking in the scenery, watching the ancient town bathed in the glow of the sunset – it's incredibly therapeutic. Every corner is a photo opportunity, making it the perfect choice for anyone looking for quality living and Instagram-worthy spots!