Hotels With Bar in Jiangxi, China

My 2-night stay at Yangxian Village, Wangxian Valley felt like stepping into a living Chinese fantasy painting hidden between the mountains. Waking up surrounded by misty peaks and hearing the peaceful sounds of the valley made time slow down for a while. The atmosphere at night was magical with lights reflecting across the valley and the entire place feeling almost unreal. The hotel breakfast is delicious and sumptuous! A mixture of Chinese and Western styles. The village itself has many food options, performances, and activities, so there was always something to explore without feeling bored. After walking around the scenic areas, it was also nice to see bars and KTV spots available for people who wanted to relax at night. The environment balances both peaceful scenery and lively entertainment quite well. The room was comfortable and clean, and overall the stay experience was satisfying. One small area for improvement would be the TV channels, as channels after 25 were quite lagging when watching at night. It could also be interesting if the resort considered adding services like leg massages after long walks around the valley. I think many travellers would appreciate that after exploring the mountain areas. Overall, staying inside Wangxian Valley was more than just accommodation; it felt like being immersed inside the scenery itself. Definitely a memorable and unique experience.

On the first day of our stay, I asked housekeeping about a toilet seat cover because there wasn't one. The staff member said they don't provide them, but could give me one if I insisted. I had my own, but the double-sided tape on the one I opened wasn't sticky and kept falling off, so I wanted to ask if the hotel had any. I was told they don't stock them in the rooms; it's a 'take it or leave it' situation. Later, I politely asked a cleaner if they had a disposable toilet seat cover, and if I could have one, as I wanted to replace my own at that moment. I was told they would give it to me when they cleaned. Seriously, it's just a toilet seat cover! Is it that hard to give it to me right then and there? Why do I have to wait until cleaning? We stayed for four days, and one toilet seat cover would last four days. Besides, a toilet seat cover costs next to nothing. Even B&Bs provide them these days. This hotel, with such high foot traffic near a scenic spot, cares about a toilet seat cover? Just give it to me! After a long back and forth, they still refused to give it to me directly. Their stubbornness over such a small thing making a guest unhappy – is it really necessary? Is a negative review over a trivial item what your hotel truly desires? The room window was incredibly close to a residential building. Starting around 6 AM, residents would make loud noises, doing who knows what. Overall, the experience was very mediocre. Anyway, during these four days in Nanchang, the general quality of service staff, as online reviews suggest, was poor. And this isn't even a Golden Week holiday. Imagine how bad the service would be then! [Angry] Let's talk about the hotel breakfast. The sausages were pure starch. For the mixed noodles, on my first day, I found the utensils weren't cleaned properly. I immediately asked the waitress to take them away. She went into the kitchen and mimicked what I said, which I heard very clearly. Then, I found a small stone in my mixed noodles and immediately showed it to the staff. There were two children in the restaurant at the time, so parents with kids need to be extra careful about this. I told them I would complain to Ctrip. Before I even had a chance, they contacted Ctrip directly, asking Ctrip to help them smooth things over. I was on the fifth floor of Tengwang Pavilion at the time. The hotel didn't proactively reach out to understand the situation or even ask for my room number. They offered to waive my room fee, which I understand perfectly – they just want me not to leave a bad review. My review is meant to inform future guests, especially about the stone in the food for parents with children to be aware of. Also, a reminder to everyone to bring your own toilet seat covers, as they won't proactively provide them.

Xiansu may be one of the most organized hotel that I ever stayed. The way they give information through wechat, 小卓， our receptionist who is very helpful to help us with our questions. 5 stars service is for her attitude. I also didn't expect that hotel in remote area will provide toilet which has electric bidet like in Japan. One thing that I like to suggest is the hotel should provide more information before we arrive about luggage service and bus location. We read the information from the guest reviews about rooms that far from hotel entrance and we didn't know that your luggage is very near from the bus that come from Shangrao station. We stayed in hotel near Shangrao station before to put our large luggages there so we only bring small luggage to Xiansu. If we had known the bus stop was so near from your luggage service, we would have brought all luggages.

The front desk service was excellent; they handled issues promptly. A staff member was very enthusiastic and even carried my luggage to the room. The room itself was nice and very clean. It's a bit of a shame I missed the night view since I checked in later, but the sunrise in the morning was beautiful. Now for the highlight: the breakfast was incredibly diverse! It featured local Nanchang specialties, porridge, noodles, various pastries, bread, drinks, coffee, and fruit. They even had a salad option for those watching their diet. Breakfast was definitely a satisfying experience. Plus, I could store my luggage for free at the front desk after checking out, which was very convenient for travel. I could enjoy my day and pick up my bags later to head to my next destination. Keep up the great work and continue to improve your service!

Double-cured by the views and service at Wangxian Valley Cliffside Homestay! The cliffside view is truly unique, with clouds and mist filling the valley like a fairy tale. The sunset glow casts a beautiful light over the mountains, making it incredibly photogenic. The room was cozy and comfortable, fully equipped with amenities, making for a perfect stay. Our butler, Huanhuan, was warm and reliable, providing clear guidance for entering the park, helping arrange shuttle service, and even preparing thoughtful snacks. Her service was meticulous throughout, and the value for money is outstanding. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone visiting Wangxian Valley. Thank you, Huanhuan!

The owner arranged for pick-up in advance; it was 30 RMB per person to Huling Village entrance. The owner, a 'driving god' with a lucky bird on his head, drove us there on a three-wheeler. It was a thrilling ride, a bit wild but safe, and we arrived at our accommodation. The room had excellent views, with scenery right outside the window. Breakfast was homemade by the owner's wife – simple but filling. The scenic area ticket (145 RMB during peak season) needs to be purchased by yourself and is valid for one day only. You have to buy another ticket if you go a second day. This season, the rapeseed flowers have faded, but the azaleas are in full bloom. At 7 PM, there's a 20-minute intangible cultural heritage performance inside the Huling scenic area, which has a lively atmosphere and is worth seeing. Local dining offers great value for money; prices are fair, and the food is delicious. My strongest impression was the warm and enthusiastic service.

This is a captivating place where you encounter Wunvzhou. When you come to Wuyuan, you absolutely must spend a night here. And the large-scale live-action show, 'Encounter Wuyuan,' is also a must-see. This performance weaves together mythology, history, and patriotic sentiment with a 'three lives, three worlds' theme, presenting an audiovisual feast that spans a thousand years. First Life: Ancient Mythology · 'The Legend of Wunü' ”In ancient times, the Wunü tamed the floods, bravely fought dragons to save the people, and transformed into the Wunü star.” Second Life: Warring States Period · 'Peace Under Heaven' ”During the Warring States period, chivalrous heroes, with integrity and courage, stopped wars and protected the people, displaying pure hearts.” Third Life: Modern Times · 'Heroic Sons and Daughters' ”During the Republic of China era, individuals stepped up and bravely came forward to save the nation from hardship.” Overall, 'Encounter Wuyuan' integrates personal affection and national spirit through these three reincarnations – from a mythological hero fighting for the common people, to chivalrous individuals rebelling for peace, to revolutionary heroes sacrificing for their country. It successfully connects Wuyuan's most representative Wunü legend, Jin Yong's martial arts culture, and the revolutionary spirit of Jiangxi, using modern technology and stage artistry to present a romantic and magnificent cultural epic.

The hotel is conveniently located near the subway station and train station, making it easy to get around. It's also very convenient for visiting Bayi Square and other attractions. I'm very satisfied; the room environment is also great.

Just left Jingdezhen today, and I'm really happy with my hotel choice this time. First off, the location is excellent. Although the name says 'Taoxichuan Store,' it's actually in Taoyang New Village. But it's still quite close to Taoxichuan, and also very near Sanbao Village and the Sculpture Porcelain Factory. Getting around was super convenient. The hotel's overall decor has a very Zen feel, which is a style I personally love. The two aunties who made breakfast in the morning were incredibly warm and kind, and they even fried soft-boiled eggs for you on the spot. It's great value for money – the facilities, cleanliness, service, and environment are all good, definitely worth recommending.

Staying within the scenic area was a brilliant choice. It allowed us to explore in the evenings and early mornings when there were fewer tourists. The guesthouse, which is uniformly managed by the scenic area, exceeded our expectations. It was clean and tidy, with all amenities thoughtfully provided (like disposable bathtub liners and toilet seat covers). The butler service was excellent; they contacted us via WeChat two days in advance, and after check-in, promptly and proactively sent us various information and even arranged exclusive activities. On the day of arrival, we joined the butler for a photoshoot in the rapeseed fields, and the next morning, we strolled through the ancient village with them, listening to stories of old houses. During both activities, the butlers were incredibly enthusiastic and attentive. They paid special attention to elderly guests and those who loved taking photos, ensuring no one got left behind, and frequently reminded us about the slippery stone paths on rainy days. Other staff members at the guesthouse were also very proactive and pleasant. The only minor inconvenience was that the guesthouse rooms were quite spread out, making the walk to the breakfast restaurant a bit far.