Hot Springs Hotels in Nanjing

My family and I recently had the pleasure of staying at Racha Mankha, and I can’t recommend it enough! This hotel is a hidden gem, offering a secluded and quiet retreat that truly embodies peace and relaxation. The ambiance is simply delightful, making it the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. One of the highlights of my stay was the food. I can confidently say that the Thai cuisine here is some of the best I’ve ever had in Nanjing! Each dish was bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. Additionally, I indulged in their Thai massage services, and it was an absolute must-try! The skilled therapists provided a rejuvenating experience that left me feeling refreshed and relaxed. While the area may not have as many tourist attractions as other parts of Nanjing, the tranquility and quality of service at Racha Mankha more than make up for it. If you’re looking for a peaceful getaway with fantastic food and pampering, this is the place to be!

📍Nanjing Zhuoyue Health Spa B&B, a super pleasant holiday experience! 🌳 Environment: The B&B is hidden in the Tangshan Tourist Scenic Area, surrounded by mountains, and the natural scenery is super beautiful. As soon as you walk in, you will see greenery everywhere, and instantly say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of the city. It is surrounded by fun places such as Ziqing Lake and Jiangsu Garden Expo Park, which is super convenient for travel. 🛏 Room: The guest rooms have three small buildings, ”Zhuo”, ”Yue” and ”Kang”, which are a fusion of new Chinese style and Nordic modern style, and the decoration is very textured. The room is spacious and bright, and the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows frame the bamboo forest and green mountains outside into a painting. Each room has an independent hot spring pool, which is a real hot spring! There is a certification certificate, the spring eye is newly mined, and it is sent directly without dilution, with a faint smell of sulfur. The water is discharged very quickly, and a pool can be filled in a few minutes. You can soak whenever you want, without time limit or quantity limit, which is simply too cool. There are also many thoughtful little designs in the room, such as the vanity mirror that can be connected to Bluetooth speakers, with great sound quality; cotton pads and cotton swabs are also prepared, full of details. 🍱 Dining: The breakfast is very rich, with many varieties and good taste, starting a day full of energy. If you don't want to go to the restaurant, you can also deliver the meals to the room, which is good news for lazy people! 🎡 Facilities: The public area is very large, with an outdoor swimming pool and a cinema. Watching outdoor movies with friends at night is full of atmosphere; there are also swings and trampolines, and it is super fun to bring children here. The outdoor mirror bathing pool is particularly good for taking pictures, and it is easy to get big pictures in the circle of friends. There are also meeting rooms, which are also suitable for team building. 💁 Service: The staff is warm and considerate. The front desk lady is like Doraemon, and can meet any needs. The butler is online 24 hours a day, and there are fruit platters and drinks. There are also souvenirs before leaving. The service is simply impeccable. Also, if you have cat food at home, you can bring some to feed the stray cats when you come. The stray mother is probably about to give birth to kittens, so give them some nutrition. Zhuoyue Health Spa B&B is highly recommended. I will come again next time~

My stay at Banyan Tree Nanjing Garden Expo was truly a 'home away from home' experience, and I absolutely have to give it a good review. First off, I have to commend the hotel's service. Upon check-in, the front desk staff thoughtfully upgraded our room free of charge. The room directly overlooked the mine valley cliff, offering a stunning and expansive view. It also featured a private hot spring bath, fed by natural Tangshan hot spring water. Soaking in the hot spring at night while enjoying the mine valley's evening scenery created an absolutely perfect ambiance. There was a minor incident in between – after checking out, I realized I had left something in the room. I was quite anxious, but after contacting the hotel, the housekeeping staff handled it very efficiently. They quickly located my item and arranged for SF Express to ship it back to me. This feeling of being taken seriously and well-cared for was particularly reassuring. When we checked out, the hotel even prepared a parting gift: an incense stick gift box and an aromatherapy candle. From check-in to departure, every single step made us feel warm and valued. Overall, whether it was the environment, facilities, or service, this experience far exceeded my expectations. I've already recommended it to several friends, and I will definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Nanjing.

The facilities in the room are a bit old, but the service is very good and the environment is also very good. It can be regarded as making up for the shortcomings of the hotel's old facilities by taking advantage of the beautiful scenery and tranquility. The service is beyond praise, everything is answered, and the lady at the front desk who checked in was beautiful and very welcoming! I was immediately given a cooling bag with toilet water when I checked in, which I didn't bring. The hotel was very considerate and considerate! The first time I came here was five years ago when I went to Longyin Shanfang for lunch with my brother. I found it to be a small paradise. This time I brought my sister with me. For lunch, I chose Mid-Levels Fish. The name is very meaningful. Huadiao crab has the sweetness of crab meat and the refreshing aroma of wine. Don't eat too much for fear of getting sick. The set menu for three people is reasonably priced and has ample portions and rich dishes. The service of Yitan Vegetarian Food was very poor. I waited for a full hour for a bowl of fried rice and the service staff did not apologize. I didn’t want to ruin my mood and left after eating.

My stay at Camphor Huaping Hotel was absolutely delightful. The hotel is located in the Tangshan Hot Spring area, and the surroundings are elegant and peaceful. We booked a one-bedroom pool villa, and the room was incredibly spacious. It had a private hot spring pool in the courtyard with natural hot spring water – you just need to turn it on in advance each time you want to use it. There was also a large swimming pool, but unfortunately, it was too cold in March to use it. I imagine it would be incredibly comfortable and private for a swim in the summer. We also indulged in a Balinese-style spa treatment at the hotel. The massage therapist's technique was excellent; she didn't chatter throughout the session or try to upsell anything. It was just a focused, relaxing massage, no words needed. What impressed me the most was the hotel's dining. They offered a wide variety of choices, including Chinese, Western, and Indonesian cuisine, and the dishes were all incredibly authentic. Enjoying good food is definitely a crucial part of any trip. On top of all that, there was an Indonesian staff member who was incredibly enthusiastic and had a genuine smile on his face – his service was truly heartwarming.

The room was spacious, with two separate rooms. The hot spring was very convenient; my skin felt smooth after soaking in it, and the water temperature was comfortable and not cold at all. I would definitely come again. The butler was very welcoming, and the breakfast was healthy and plentiful—it was fantastic!

Sharing this hidden gem of a guesthouse in Nanjing: ”Another Glimpse of Jiangnan!” True to its name, the courtyard is filled with picturesque Jiangnan scenery, every corner a perfect photo opportunity. The adjacent Yanziji Park offers panoramic views of the Yangtze River, and you can even get a close-up view just 100 meters away. The rooms are very spacious, and I loved the modern Chinese style. The bedding was brand new, showing the hotel's commitment to quality; even the disposable amenities were up to 5-star standards. What's truly unique is the Jiangnan-style restaurant. The ingredients are fresh, and the cooking is excellent, especially the variety – you could try different dishes every day of the week! Absolutely fantastic! A must-stay in Nanjing!

Let me start by praising MATT at the hotel front desk – his service was absolutely five-star, attentive and thoughtful. He handled our check-in meticulously, proactively anticipating our needs throughout, and responded promptly and with great detail, which was incredibly heartwarming. The service from excellent staff like him truly adds so much to the experience, highly recommended! The Nanjing Garden Expo Park itself has stunning scenery, a secret garden transformed from an old quarry, creating a truly atmospheric vibe. We spent two days there, riding the cable car and miniature train, visiting the Natural Park, Vanguard Bookstore, and Hug Land, and had a lovely meal at Yichi Garden. It was so much fun! The overall experience at Hotel Indigo exceeded our expectations. The hotel takes a refined, boutique approach, with fewer tourists, making it exceptionally quiet and perfect for a relaxing escape. The indoor pool environment is fantastic, with clean water and a wonderful ambiance. There are also two outdoor hot spring pools, which were lovely and cool in the evening – soaking in them while gazing at the mountain views was incredibly pleasant. The breakfast selection isn't overwhelming but everything is exquisite, and the window seats offer direct views of the valley, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery while you eat.

Location: The hotel is situated within the Garden Expo Park, near Natureland and the Suzhou-style Thirteen Gardens. It's very quiet and perfect for a vacation. Facilities: I booked the most basic room type, which included an entryway and a balcony. The overall design is great, and in summer, falling asleep to the lush greenery of the courtyard was wonderful. Service: It feels like a very caring team. On the first floor, there's a little shelter set up for cats, which looked like strays. During check-in, I received clear guidance. When rooms were available, early check-in and late check-out were possible. Beyond the front desk staff handling check-ins, there were usually at least two other staff members assisting in the lobby, especially during breakfast peak hours, where I counted no less than six service staff in the restaurant. There's also a shuttle service for getting around. They were always responsive and the overall impression was incredibly friendly. Cleanliness: Very clean, whether it was the room, the hallway, or the lobby, I hardly saw any trash. This was my first time at the Garden Expo Park, and I was with my elderly parents and child. The hotel package included many attraction tickets. Due to limited time and hot weather, we didn't get to visit all the attractions, but overall, I was very satisfied with everything, from Natureland and Baobao Paradise to the park's scenery. It's a shame that many restaurants have closed down, and there are very few people around. I hope the Garden Expo Park can persevere, and I also hope the Radisson Hotel continues to thrive. I will definitely choose the Radisson Hotel again on my next visit to the Garden Expo Park.

As a Trip.com Black Diamond member who spends a six-figure sum on hotels annually, this is my first-ever negative review. First, to get from the parking lot to the lobby, you have to walk through a long outdoor corridor; there's no direct access. It was raining that day, so checking in was quite a struggle. Second, the hotel room looked nothing like the pictures online – a classic 'what you ordered vs. what you got' scenario. My son even thought we were staying in an economy hotel because the room was so small. And seriously, the toilet wasn't even in a separate cubicle; it was just sitting right next to the vanity. Third, for a hot spring hotel, the spring water was barely 40 degrees Celsius. Who wants to freeze to death in an outdoor hot spring in winter? I stayed at four hot spring hotels in January, and this one had the worst hot springs by far. Fourth, and the biggest complaint, the restaurant food was absolutely dreadful. It wasn't distinctly Chinese or Western, and calling it 'innovative cuisine' is an insult to innovation itself. If it's Western food, who serves the cream soup after the meal? If it's Chinese food, the beef was so tough even my dog wouldn't eat it! Avoid, avoid, avoid!