Jiaxing Hotels with Wifi

"Big thanks to Meng from the front desk and all the other friendly staff! The hotel even upgraded my room to one with a balcony. Stepping out, I could take in both the city skyline and the canal views. It's the plum rain season, and seeing Jiaxing through the drizzle gave it a unique, classic Jiangnan charm. And to top it off, I absolutely loved the Huangbaobao Guizhou street hotpot downstairs at the hotel – completely exceeded my expectations! The quality of the beef and the authentic Guizhou ingredients had me going back for a second round! What, you think I'm getting off-topic?"

"This hotel is right next to the heart of Nanhu Lake, and only 1 kilometer from Jiaxing Railway Station, making travel a breeze. With your room card, you can use the hotel's exclusive back entrance to go directly to Nanhu Lake. It's also within walking distance to Nanhu World, where you can easily find places to shop and eat. The hotel staff are incredibly kind and polite. They were prompt in assisting with luggage, giving directions to attractions, and answering questions even after hours. It happened to be my husband's birthday during our stay, and the hotel specially upgraded us to a lake-view room and even decorated it, which was a lovely birthday surprise. If you're visiting Jiaxing and want to deeply experience the beauty of Nanhu Lake without the crowds, Nanhu Hotel is definitely the top choice. The hotel seamlessly blends Jiangnan's lake and mountain scenery, classical gardens, and high-end accommodation. Staying here for a night feels like having Nanhu's scenic beauty all to yourself. It offers excellent value for money and a fantastic experience. We've already planned to return for a weekend stay in August."

"Step out onto the balcony and you're greeted by the charming scenery of Jiangnan. The room's decor beautifully echoes the Jiangnan aesthetic, with blue floral curtains, wooden-framed windows, and a bathroom with a separate wet and dry area. The room is quite close to the bar street, so it can be a bit noisy until midnight, but the hotel thoughtfully provides earplugs. The breakfast spread is fantastic and diverse, featuring local specialties like zongzi (rice dumplings), small wontons, pork offal porridge, and freshly fried items popular in Jiangnan, such as fried steamed bun slices and sesame balls. They even have mini shengjian (pan-fried buns)! The hotel is right next to the Moon River Historic Block, making it super convenient for going out and exploring the local food scene."

"Out of all the hotels I stayed in during this Chinese New Year trip, this one was by far the most satisfying. The new renovations and overall feel were excellent. From the bedding to the color scheme of the room, everything felt very comfortable. I was pleasantly surprised to get such a great room for just 138 yuan on the fifth day of the ***** New Year! The hallways are lined with thick carpets, and the rooms are carpeted too, providing excellent soundproofing. It has central air conditioning, free parking, and even a smart toilet. Fantastic value for money!"

"Overall, I was very satisfied. The room was neat and clean, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a small mirror in the shower, which was super convenient for applying face masks while showering – a brilliant touch! I chose a room on the 7th floor, and the view outside was expansive and lovely. The environment was quiet, and I slept really well at night. The only drawback was the breakfast; personally, I'd say it only met a 4-star standard. Both the front desk staff and the cleaning aunties were very warm and even greeted my child when they saw them."

"Came with my kids, and it's great for ordering takeout; the robot delivery is super convenient, and sometimes a staff member brings it, and their attitude is good. The environment is also pretty nice. The only downside is the breakfast buffet, which is really bad and has very few options. Luckily, it wasn't crowded, even on a Sunday, with plenty of empty seats when I went at 9 AM. I suggest adding some chicken nuggets, which kids love, or prawn crackers. Everything else was fine, but the floor is really slippery, so be careful. Shery provided excellent service, and I'd come back again. Yesterday, I saw penguins at Nanhu Tiandi and absolutely loved the 'Sui Yin Ji Liang' there. Anyway, it's better than the Four Points by Sheraton, where you have to go downstairs yourself to pick up takeout, and the air isn't as good, though it is a bit more value for money."

"The hotel has a good location and convenient parking. Facilities: The hotel's facilities still bear the hallmarks of its previous incarnation as an Ibis, with many signs of wear. The shower switch was broken, so I couldn't use the handheld showerhead. The transparent glass bathroom was inconvenient. Hygiene: The hotel's hygiene was acceptable. Environment: The overall impression was not good. Service: I booked a window room, but upon check-in, I was given a windowless room that had a strong odor. They are not trustworthy. Some of the breakfast dishes were cold."

"I spontaneously used a flash deal voucher and stumbled upon a newly opened hidden gem of a hotel. My entire experience far exceeded expectations, and I just have to rave about it! What truly impressed me was how pet-friendly it is! Bringing my little dog was completely stress-free. The room came equipped with a full set of pet amenities: a small tent bed, food and water bowls, and pee pads – everything! I didn't have to lug around any pet supplies, which is a huge plus for pet owners. My furry friend was super comfortable. The hotel's public areas are designed with a sophisticated yet cozy feel. Arching corridors paired with transparent floor-to-ceiling windows, and hydrangea floral arrangements placed everywhere created an incredible ambiance. It's a photographer's dream! The hotel even offers a complimentary travel photography service. The photographer was professional and excellent at guiding poses, so the original photos looked fantastic. Every shot looked effortlessly beautiful, exceeding my expectations! The dining experience was also incredibly impressive: The breakfast buffet offered a rich variety, a blend of Chinese and Western options. There was salmon, bacon, Western cheeses, fresh-made wontons with thin wrappers and delicious fillings, smooth and comforting porridge, and soft, glutinous siu mai for dim sum. From light congee to hot dishes and appetizers, the selection was vast, with fresh ingredients and great flavors. Our stay also included a complimentary Chinese lunch. We added two local specialty dishes: tender water caltrop from Nanhu and minced pork with eggplant. These were authentic Jiangnan flavors; the eggplant was stewed to perfection and incredibly flavorful, while the water caltrop was sweet and refreshing. Every dish was a hit, and the taste was spot-on. I must give a special shout-out to our butler, Cindy. Her service was attentive and thoughtful throughout our stay. She proactively communicated our needs before check-in and was always available during our stay, patiently and meticulously resolving any issues. The room amenities were comprehensive, and the attention to detail was excellent, making our stay comfortable and reassuring. I highly recommend this hotel, and I'll definitely ask for Cindy next time! The service experience was perfect. The overall hardware facilities were brand new and spotless. The room was spacious, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the lighting and ventilation were excellent. The only minor regret was that the hotel didn't have a mahjong room. My friends traveling with me had hoped to play a few rounds after dinner, so that was a slight drawback. Aside from that small imperfection, everything about this trip – the food, accommodation, environment, service, and pet facilities – was impeccable. It offers fantastic value for money and is a top choice for pet-owning families. I'll definitely be back with my dog next time!"

"The hotel's location is excellent. It's just three tram stops from Jiaxing Station. Right across the street are the Catholic Church and Zicheng Relic Park. Moon River is about 1.5 kilometers north, easily reachable on foot or by taking bus routes 18 or You 1 from directly opposite the hotel. Getting to Nanhu Lake is also convenient; just hop on bus 81 or You 8 downstairs. The hotel service is very good, with a generous welcome fruit platter and prompt water delivery. The front desk staff are warm and attentive. However, for a hotel of this size, there's no concierge service; luggage storage is simply handled at the front desk. I particularly want to commend the hotel's breakfast, served on the 25th-floor revolving restaurant. The food is incredibly diverse, with a wide selection of both Chinese and Western options. Near Bingshan Park, there's a Wu Fang Zhai flagship store where you can order freshly wrapped and cooked wontons, as well as clay pot noodles, all about a ten-minute walk from the hotel."

"Family weekend getaway. The hotel is in a quiet spot but still very central. It's not far from the highway exit and close to Nanhu Scenic Area. The hotel manages the underground parking, which was super convenient for us as we drove. The staff were really welcoming and always greeted us warmly!"