Romantic Hotels in Jiangsu, China

I stayed at the Yingbinguan for five days and four nights, in rooms 11 and 1. On the first day, I booked a room in Building 3 to try it out. After checking in, I was given a terrible room on the 4th floor with no view whatsoever, just a wall opposite. So, I went downstairs to request a room change and asked if an upgrade was possible. A rather plump young man at the Building 3 front desk reluctantly told me that upgrades weren't possible, and that others paid for upgrades (with a rather sarcastic tone). After I insisted, he made me wait for 40 minutes, creating various obstacles and excuses to deny an upgrade, like saying the room wasn't cleaned or only offering a 2nd-floor room in Building 3. Finally, he unhappily upgraded me to Building 11. My experience checking into Building 11 was pretty good, but upon checkout, the bellboy was quite slow; he didn't proactively open the door. After waiting for 5 seconds, he reluctantly came over, but since I was traveling alone and sitting in the back, he opened the passenger side door instead, which left me feeling both amused and speechless 😑. For the following days, I booked a room on the 1st floor of Building 1. The view was even better, with lush greenery outside the window. The two young women at the front desk of Building 1 were particularly attentive and meticulous with their service. Overall, the environment at Yingbinguan is excellent. I'll definitely come back to stay in Buildings 1, 2, 8, or 9 if I have the chance.

I booked this place after seeing the great reviews on Trip.com, and it really lived up to them. It's super close to the ancient town's archway ticket gate, so it was quite easy to find after getting dropped off by taxi. The soundproofing is excellent; it was very quiet at night, and I slept really well. The room was also very spacious, and it was lovely to relax on the small balcony in the afternoon with some tea and sunshine. The owners, a couple, were incredibly kind. They helped us with our luggage both when we arrived and when we left, and even gave me a bag of local specialties. Their dog is adorable too! I highly recommend staying here when you visit Zhouzhuang.

My stay at Pan Pacific Suzhou was absolutely fantastic! The hotel beautifully recreates the aesthetics of the ancient Wu Kingdom from the Spring and Autumn period, with its pavilions, terraces, and waterside promenades showcasing classic Suzhou elegance. Every step offers a picturesque view. As a project under Singapore’s GIC and Temasek, its unique foresight in choosing a prime location in the heart of the ancient city back in 1995 is remarkable. It also boasts a rich history, having hosted numerous dignitaries. Guests can enjoy free access to Panmen Gate by using their room key, and it's incredibly convenient to visit core attractions like Canglang Pavilion, Lingering Garden, Suzhou Museum, and Xiyuan Temple. Plus, the hotel's own restaurants, like Ruigarden Noodle House, are definitely worth trying – it truly enhances the overall experience!

Worth every penny! I stayed for two days and received exceptional care from my butler. All my requests for assistance were handled efficiently. The hotel truly considers its guests, making me, a traveler in a foreign land, feel as comfortable as if I were with family. The shuttle service was always available on demand; it only took a few minutes to get to Quyuan Garden from the South Gate and Slender West Lake from the West Gate, which was very convenient. The hotel's hot spring is quite unique, with herbal additions tailored for different needs. Soaking in the hot springs within the picturesque garden washed away all my travel fatigue. The butler even added rose petals when preparing the private hot spring – it felt incredibly special. All in all, it was a very satisfying stay.

Great location and comfortable stay. The space is clean and modern. The best experience is the comfort of the bed and pillows which provides a very good rest. The height of our room makes the space much bigger. The room design is great. We wondered about the need for separation of the toilet and shower though which made it a little inconvenient. Apart from that, the stay is great, quiet and restful, while just a few steps away from shopping and food.

This hotel is located near Sanyang Plaza, making it super convenient for getting around. The views are fantastic, especially at night when you can see the city center's nightscape. The room is spacious, with a modern minimalist style, and the large bed is really comfortable. The front desk staff are lovely and very helpful; you can reach them through the hotel's WeChat if you need anything. There are also plenty of famous Wuxi local eateries nearby, like Sanfeng Bridge and Wangxingji. It's also a shopping district, so retail therapy is a breeze. There's even an anime-themed mall downstairs – worth checking out if you're into that sort of thing, it's quite fun! The overall vibe of the hotel is great, and the environment is excellent. Friends visiting Wuxi should definitely come and experience this high-rise hotel. Highly recommended! ✨

This time, my family and I stayed at the Jinling Hotel, and it happened to be my birthday. I was truly touched by the thoughtful service of the fairy housekeeper – she deserves a massive shout-out! The housekeeper proactively reached out beforehand to confirm the delivery time for my birthday cake, arranging everything perfectly. The next day, we spontaneously decided to have the cake delivered earlier. After contacting her, she immediately helped coordinate the change without hesitation, responding super quickly! As a renowned five-star hotel, Jinling Hotel's service certainly lives up to its reputation. The housekeeper was enthusiastic, attentive, gentle, and patient throughout our stay. Every detail showed how much effort she put in. This stay wasn't just about accommodation; it was a birthday experience filled with surprises and warmth.

Couldn't believe there was such a stylish hotel right in the popular Shantang Street scenic area. As soon as I walked in, I was drawn in by the unique design. The lobby was very spacious, and even more surprising was the complimentary minibar in the room, stocked with BaiSuiShan water, which was a nice touch. The hotel offers a free shuttle service to and from the station, which I didn't get to use since I drove, but parking was also free. That's a real rarity in the old city center where space is at a premium. The breakfast also had a great variety. Overall, a very satisfying trip.

I chose this place last minute, and I really liked the description and the good reviews. I booked one night thinking I'd extend my stay, but it was so popular I couldn't! So, I immediately booked it for a third night instead. It really lives up to being designer-decorated, with huge windows offering amazing views. Even though I don't usually like taking pictures, I couldn't resist snapping a few here. The decor and facilities are very new and clean, and they thoughtfully provided disposable bathtub and toilet covers. The big projector was a hit with my child. I loved that the hotel wasn't too big; it felt quiet, comfortable, and cozy. I didn't realize until I arrived that the location is excellent – everything is close by. They even provide electric scooters, which I absolutely loved. A big thank you to the lovely female and male staff who even helped me with my luggage!

Facilities: The disposable towels were a bit disappointing. Cleanliness: It was alright. Ambiance: They have smart toilets. The only downside is that most rooms have windows facing a less desirable view. Service: The service was great, they offered microwave heating, and there are lockers available on the first floor.