Hotels With spa in Jiangxi, China

"The hotel environment is great, the price is good, and booking was easy. When I checked in at the front desk, Tina was so kind and beautiful, she even upgraded our room! She arranged for our three rooms to be on the same floor and right next to each other, which was super convenient. My family and I loved the hotel's atmosphere. There were plenty of parking spaces and it was easy to charge our car. There's a small park right across the street, which was perfect for a morning stroll. The recommended restaurants also had delicious food. Overall, we were very satisfied and our three-day stay was extremely comfortable."

"The hotel is right next to the train station, it is super convenient to travel, the bathroom is large, the decoration is beautiful, the bed is very comfortable, the traffic is very convenient, very satisfied"

"The room was spacious with a fantastic view of the Ganjiang River and Tengwang Pavilion at night. The breakfast spread was excellent, and they even had a special children's area with cute mini-breads. The staff's service attitude was exceptional; the doorman proactively opened car doors and helped with luggage, and the housekeeping aunties even remembered guests' requests and passed them on to the next shift. Such a high level of service awareness is rare to find in domestic hotels these days."

"I chose to stay at the Kaimei Hotel this time, and it was a great experience. As soon as I walked into the lobby, I found the layout to be very comfortable. Someone guided me to the front desk for check-in, and the service was excellent. The room also offered a lake view."

"## Translation **Facilities:** This hotel has been open for many years, and you can see its age in both the public areas and the guest rooms. The decor is typical of styles from over a decade ago, often seen in TV shows and movies. However, the guest rooms show a mix of old and new; smart devices control the curtains, but you can also use wall buttons. The tile patterns are quite dated. One room had a carpet in the bedroom, while another didn't. It seems like amenities are being scaled back this year, as another brand's hotel in Tangkou also lacked carpets. Many room types at the Hyatt Centric Jingdezhen don't have bathtubs 🛁. This year's travels have taught me that you can't have everything. The robot 🤖 delivery for meals was fast; I used to dislike them because Atour's robots took an hour, but this time it was all very quick. I saw comments about the TV 📺 being small and carpeted rooms being small, while carpet-less rooms were larger (though who watches TV when they're traveling?!). The room was exceptionally bright, the brightest I've ever seen. The decor style was normal, and the facilities were sufficient: a wardrobe, a desk, a lamp, and a small refrigerator were all provided. There was also a map, and I hope for a complete Jiangxi travel guide next time. **Hygiene:** Clean, no overlooked corners found. **Environment:** Easy to get a taxi; this was the only place in Jiangxi where my taxi didn't get lost. There's a shopping mall 🏬 nearby, and you can see the river view just a short walk away, with an observation deck. It's very close to the subway station 🚇, though you need to walk down stairs. It's quiet 🤫 and not noisy. The small garden on the pool floor is nice, with statues, good for photos 📸. **Service:** Pretty good. The cleaning lady told us we could walk to see the river view, thank you 🙏. Service response after contact was swift and timely. They re-delivered my forgotten takeout, and there was robot 🤖 delivery for takeout plus manual water delivery. They also paid attention to my notes and decorated the room, which was lovely. My experience at Jiuzhaigou Yinse was good this year, which is why I chose Marriott. Marriott brands truly address notes promptly; I even encountered a conference, but the service remained excellent. Breakfast had clear guidance, and staff cleared plates. It's a service that matches its positioning, and Marriott brand service is generally consistent. I took very few photos 📸 during this trip, only three or four of the hotel 🏨, the rest were from Nanchang and Lushan (who speeds through Lushan in a day and returns to the hotel? My feet are ruined!)"

"My stay at the hotel was very good, I am very happy with my stay, staff were nice enough to even bump me to a bigger room. Location is great, right outside the metro, room was kept clean and breakfast options were good. They also have a laundry room to wash clothes and a fitness room to get that run in. Overall, the hotel is great if you are looking for affordability."

"Regarding the facilities, decor, and subsequent renovations, it's certainly an old hotel. But old doesn't mean bad; established hotels need to keep up with the times, focusing on detailed service and offerings. In fact, I quite like this kind of vibe. Compared to my stay at the Crowne Plaza Fuchun Resort Xiangyang, my experience this time was much better. So, even if that one looked new, it was useless and still got a bad review. On the day of check-in, an employee named Rita contacted me to send the hotel's location and confirm room requirements. The front desk staff's appearance, professionalism, and ability to handle situations were all on point. Their service procedures and communication were smooth and flawless. The concierge was also very attentive. The hotel's fragrance definitely had that classic hotel scent. As for the environment, the greenery was a bit lacking, but that's not important; I'm not sleeping on the grass. I'm particular about room cleanliness, especially the linens, so I thoroughly inspected everything upon entering the room. It met my standards. The countertops were also very clean, and the carpet was relatively clean with no overlooked spots. For breakfast the next day, the room only included two servings. For my child's portion, there was absolutely no fuss, no waiting for even a minute – it was a smooth process. After the meal, I also redeemed the hotel's complimentary lobby bar drink voucher (the lobby bar setup is really much better than hotels putting in a Luckin Coffee nowadays). The rotary knob by the bed, the telephone in the bathroom, the wall lamp with a pull cord – overall, I have a soft spot for classic hotels. Not bad at all."

"A truly unforgettable stay! The hotel is located right below the Waishuangxi cable car, just a few minutes' walk away. We arrived quite early, and the welcoming uncle at the hotel was incredibly helpful, storing our luggage in the lobby. After a tiring hike with my family, we returned to check in. When my child mentioned, 'I wish we had a balcony,' the front desk staff, a young man, just smiled and glanced at us without saying anything. But when we got to our room and found it actually *had* a balcony, we were thrilled and very touched! The food at the Chinese restaurant in the evening was also delicious, and the service staff were incredibly patient – truly excellent. What touched us most was this: the next day, after we had already left for Wunvzhou, the hotel called us to say that their staff found a bracelet during room cleaning that we didn't even realize we'd lost, and they kindly arranged to have it couriered back to us."

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"The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. Front desk staff member 006 was warm and attentive. The location is convenient for getting around, and the toiletries were well-stocked. Overall, it's excellent value for money. My stay was incredibly satisfying, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip."