Hotéis Romantic em Jiangsu, China

Boasting a prime location just steps from Pingjiang Road, this place makes exploring the area a breeze. Although the guest room faces the street, the double-glazed soundproof windows are exceptionally effective—the moment you close them, the hustle and bustle of the alleys is completely shut out. The room features a cozy, retro Republic-of-China style, fully equipped with modern amenities, including a handy Xiaodu smart device at your fingertips. The room was meticulously cleaned and maintained, and the soft bedding ensured a sound sleep all night long. After spending the day strolling through the Suzhou Museum and the Humble Administrator's Garden, listening to the melodious Pingtan storytelling, and returning from a night walk along Pingjiang Road, the warm and attentive front desk receptionist gave us wonderful recommendations for local culinary gems. There are small courtyards on both the first and second floors; sitting out there in the morning to sip tea is wonderfully relaxing and leisurely. Breakfast features soft and sweet traditional rice cakes, brown sugar cakes, and wholesome grains like corn and sweet potatoes—simple yet hearty. The property is small, but thoughtful service is evident in every corner. I look forward to staying here again next time I visit Suzhou.

Our family booked three rooms for our vacation. The hotel lobby is tall and spacious, and the subway entrance is right outside, making transportation very convenient. Dream at the front desk was very thoughtful, upgrading our room type and specifically arranging for connecting rooms. Because we had seniors with us, they even assigned rooms close to the elevator – service was 10/10! Excellent value for money!

We had a lovely two-night stay at Wenlv Gusu Yard Hotel Donghuali and were very satisfied overall. The hotel has great facilities, a wonderful location, and extremely kind staff. We were also generously upgraded, which made the stay even nicer. The location is excellent - right in the middle of Suzhou old town, on the main pedestrian street, close to key shops, restaurants, and tea places. Since cars cannot enter this part of the old town, the nearest drop-off point is about a 3-minute walk away. Despite being so central, the room was very quiet because the windows faced the side/back areas and the courtyard walls helped create a calm atmosphere. Communication before arrival was very clear. We received a helpful message with all the details on how to get there, including the best DiDi drop-off point, check-in information, stay details, and Wi-Fi instructions. Our room was clean, modern, and very cozy, with a thoughtful mix of traditional character and contemporary comfort. While the room was on the smaller side compared with a standard chain hotel, it never felt cramped. The layout was well designed, the natural light made the space feel open, and the overall atmosphere was warm, calm, and intimate - very much in line with the feeling of a boutique stay in a restored old-town building. The room had windows on each side, allowing for good natural light and airflow, as well as blackout curtains. The bed was very comfortable - on the softer side, which we appreciated, but still supportive. The bathroom came with all necessary amenities and products, and, importantly, did not have any stale water smell, which can sometimes be an issue in hotels in China. The bathroom does not have a traditional door, but there is a non-see-through privacy curtain with magnets on the sides, which worked well and was not a problem for us. The room was also very practical: it included complimentary drinks, including soft drinks, tea, and water, a small refrigerator, and international electricity sockets, which was very convenient for foreign travellers. One especially lovely detail was the climbing jasmine just outside the window - when there was a breeze, the scent came into the room, which was beautiful. The hotel also has two small balconies with seating, offering lovely views over the Suzhou skyline and Gusu rooftops - a nice spot for morning coffee or doing some work. The stairs are quite narrow and there is no elevator, but the staff kindly helped us with our suitcases. The pond and terrace area outside was also lovely, although because of some construction work we could not fully enjoy it during our stay. This was not a problem for us. Breakfast was served as a breakfast box with nine small dishes. The staff also kindly made us coffee and provided milk upon request. There was yogurt as well, which was appreciated. Most of all, the staff were extremely kind, friendly, and helpful throughout our stay. They helped with luggage, accommodated our breakfast requests, and made us feel very welcome. Overall, this is a lovely boutique hotel for families, friend groups, or solo travellers who enjoy peace and calmness, while still wanting a modern yet traditional stay right in the centre of Suzhou old town. We would happily recommend it!

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.

When we arrived, the dam had been repaired, and we could see the beautiful view of Tianmu Lake from the hotel door. The hotel housekeeper contacted us in advance, and we stayed in the private soup room and gave us fish head vouchers. For other dishes, we ordered black rice and The small bamboo shoots are quite delicious when cooked, and the experience is still very good!

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.

We just spent two happy and cozy nights at the InterContinental. Luckily, we met the sweet and attentive Regina, who not only upgraded us to our favorite open-plan room with 180-day and night views, but also had our takeout delivered right to our door. It truly exceeded our expectations! The hotel is super convenient, just a 3-minute walk from Metro Line 1. Next time we visit Nanjing, we’ll definitely stay at the InterContinental again for the stunning views, great food, and wonderful service! 👍👍👍

Spent a weekend at the Novotel Suzhou Taihu Hot Spring Hotel and was really impressed by their complete range of facilities. The rooms are spacious and provide a very comfortable stay. There's a great selection of recreational activities, with various hot spring pools and indoor/outdoor swimming pools to choose from. They also have excellent facilities for families, including an indoor play area, kids' water slides, and outdoor adventure activities – truly something for everyone, adults and children alike. The overall environment is clean and tidy. You could easily spend a whole day here without getting bored, making it perfect for a family vacation. The front desk was also very prompt and thorough in resolving any issues.

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.