Jiangnan House Chaozhou

My last night in Chaozhou, sitting in the courtyard sipping Dancong tea, I found myself reluctant to go to sleep. I really wanted to write a good review for Youxiong – this place truly deserves it. What impressed me most was the service; it embodies 'consideration' in every detail. The cobbled streets of the ancient city are tricky to navigate, but a quick call brings a shuttle silently to your doorstep, and the driver carefully handles your luggage. The front desk is so responsive it's like they can read your mind. Asking for directions, borrowing something, or needing anything last minute, they always respond with a smile, like an old friend. That feeling of being cared for isn't just routine politeness; it's a gentle 'I understand what you need right now.' The amenities are also meticulously chosen. As the Bvlgari toiletries dissolved in the hot water, the day's fatigue washed away with the bubbles. The Dyson hairdryer, with its powerful airflow, dried my long hair in just a few minutes. The biggest surprise was being upgraded to a courtyard room – I almost gasped when I opened the door. The room was so spacious I could roll around on the wooden floor, and outside the window was the interplay of light and shadow in the old house's courtyard. Waking up to birdsong in the morning, I almost felt like the owner of the ancient city. Breakfast was semi-buffet style, with Chaozhou-style kway teow and freshly ground coffee side-by-side, yet it didn't feel out of place at all. Eating warm shrimp dumplings and watching the sunlight slowly climb over the mottled old walls, I suddenly realized that 'luxury' isn't about expensive accumulation, but about making every moment as comfortable as being at home, yet with an added sense of ceremony and being truly valued. Looking back as I left, the grey tiles and white walls stood quietly in the morning mist. Thank you, Youxiong, for making my stay in Chaozhou feel like living inside an old poem. I’ll definitely be back. 🍵

The room was fantastic, exceeding my expectations! The entire hotel is wonderful, with beautiful scenery at every turn, a perfect blend of modern and traditional. It's located in the ancient city, quiet yet central, right next to the city walls and Guangji Bridge, making sightseeing very convenient. The room features Bvlgari toiletries, a Dyson hairdryer, smart controls, and a great view – perfect for just relaxing. The service was very friendly, and my child loved the little bear they gave us, haha.

The room was very spacious, and having a double vanity was incredibly convenient. The complimentary bath bomb, shaped like an avocado, was absolutely adorable and a huge hit with the kids. The tatami area was large enough to comfortably sleep an adult. The courtyard design was beautiful, and we even got to visit Rao Zongyi's former residence (which isn't open to the public, a special perk for hotel guests). The restaurant, located across the street, was a bit small but had a wide variety of delicious food. The hotel mascot, a blue cat named Xiong Da, works hard on the night shift, so you usually don't see him during the day. The butler service was warm and attentive. Overall, a fantastic experience!

This hotel is absolutely fantastic and met all my requirements. It has an old-house charm, and the rooms are quite spacious. I chose a villa room with a small, private courtyard, which would be perfect for a family of three. It's located within the ancient city, so it's very close to all the attractions. The service was excellent, very warm and attentive. Breakfast was great and featured local specialties. There's also an internet-famous blue cat – it only lets you feed it, not pet it, or it'll bite! I've known about the Youxiong brand for a while, and this experience truly felt on par with Amans.

This is probably the best hotel in the ancient town. I was very satisfied with everything, especially the braised beef brisket kway teow for breakfast, which was absolutely amazing. My son also loved the complimentary sweet soup. I'll definitely come back if I have the chance. The only minor drawback is that I wish the check-in time could be a bit earlier.

The service was excellent! The beef brisket pho and braised beef rice noodles for breakfast were both delicious. The room had an old wooden house smell to it. The birds wake up very early and are quite noisy in the morning, so if you like to sleep in, you might find it a bit much. However, the hotel's location is fantastic; it's well-connected within the old town, and everything is close by.

The hotel's location in the old town is perfect for getting around. It's quiet and elegant, and the service is excellent. A special shout-out to the front desk concierges Celia and Zywoo! I'd definitely recommend it to friends.

The breakfast with the bears was 100 yuan per person, which is more expensive than all the hotels I've stayed at in Fujian. For breakfast, I'd give it full marks. Everything else at the hotel was average.