Jining Hotels with Wifi

To be honest, the biggest advantage of this hotel is its proximity to the Three Confucius Sites and convenient parking. We booked a suite with bathrooms both upstairs and downstairs. For a guesthouse-style hotel, it's pretty decent. The downsides are that some facilities are inconvenient to use, like a very tight faucet. After showering upstairs, the bathroom door would suction shut and be hard to open. The space is quite small, and the courtyard-style design means soundproofing is very poor. If you have a family with children or a dog next door, it gets very lively. Because the Three Confucius Sites are so close, the area at night, aside from trishaw drivers soliciting customers and small restaurant owners sitting on benches staring at people, feels quite eerie to walk around. The hotel restaurant isn't very good either; if your budget allows, I recommend going to Shangri-La's Shang Palace nearby for a meal. Almost immediately upon check-in, a tour guide for Ni Mountain called, saying they'd arrange a bus to go, and recommended going in the evening. In reality, they just wanted to rope us into watching a performance. On the outbound bus trip, there were only two of us, and they changed vehicles twice, saying we had to wait. They also said a guide would be provided. When we arrived, they said there weren't enough people and told us to explore on our own first. By the time we were almost done at the scenic area, the guide, pretending to care, called to ask if we still needed a guide. People from Confucius' hometown, who are scholars, shouldn't behave this way, it seems. In the end, to avoid being switched between cars and being manipulated, we decisively took a taxi back to the hotel directly. Therefore, the hotel should be cautious when giving out guests' phone numbers to tour guides. Commissions are everywhere, which I understand, but at least there should be some vetting to recommend excellent guides and reject those old, sly ones. The moment you give out a guest's phone number, you are representing the same entity.

Originally, my girlfriend and I were going to Jining for New Year's Day, and to my surprise, the hotel called to inform us of an upgrade! 😃 That was another pleasant surprise. The front desk staff had a great attitude, and the breakfast buffet was very distinctive; I even got to try Jining's Braised Pork in a Casserole. Next time I'm in Jining, I'll definitely book this hotel again.

Staying at your hotel in Qufu was a pleasant surprise! The entire hotel, from the lobby to the hallways, was very clean. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing was good. The front desk staff and cleaning ladies were especially warm and attentive, even helping us with accommodation at Nishan. The breakfast had a great variety and tasted wonderful. If you're looking for a quiet hotel in Qufu, this place is definitely worth a stay.

I frequently travel to Yanzhou, and staying at Rezen this time was an unexpected delight. The overall design is sleek and upscale. The in-room Wi-Fi was stable, making it easy to work. The cleanliness standards were high, and the lounge area was spacious. The room's amenities were thoughtfully chosen, with a comfortable Serta mattress, a Dyson hairdryer, and a smart room control system. The bathroom featured a wet/dry separation, showcasing great attention to detail. The front desk staff were gentle and attentive, responding quickly to any issues. Their service was considerate, and check-in/check-out was quick and efficient. The self-service laundry room included drying facilities, and the 24-hour gym allowed for simple workouts during downtime. Breakfast was a pleasant surprise. Besides the usual hot dishes, pastries, porridges, and fruits, they even offered Jining Jiabing, a local specialty. You could choose your own fillings and sauces, providing an authentic taste of local life. Considering the environment, cleanliness, service, and amenities, this hotel offers excellent value for money and practicality among hotels in Yanzhou at a similar price point. It's a hotel with strong overall capabilities, and I'll definitely choose it for future business trips.

The hotel has a fantastic location, right next to the Temple of Confucius and the Confucius Mansion, just across the street. It’s a 9-minute walk to the Wall of Wanren Sage. At the end of our trip, walking back from the exit of the Confucius Mansion's back garden also took just 9 minutes, which was super convenient. The hotel scenery is gorgeous, and the modern Neo-Chinese style is perfect for taking Instagram-worthy photos. The service was also top-notch! It easily rivals top-tier hotels in first-tier cities! A special shout-out to Emily in Guest Relations, who provided dedicated 1-on-1 service throughout our stay. She was exceptionally thoughtful and attentive!

If I could give this hotel more than five stars, I would. My parents stayed here while travelling alone through China, and I organised their journey from Germany. Since they do not speak Chinese, I was worried about them, but the wonderful staff gave me a feeling of safety from the very first moment. Their service was truly exceptional. They organised tickets, traditional clothing and styling for my mother, dinner, transportation, an early transfer to the railway station, and breakfast for the journey. When my father became ill, they immediately helped him get medicine and even paid for it themselves. What touched us most was the genuine kindness behind everything they did. They treated my parents like friends and family, not simply as hotel guests. When I offered them a tip to thank them, they refused and said that we were friends. I still feel emotional when I think about their beautiful hearts. The hotel itself is wonderful, clean, peaceful, and beautifully designed, but the people are what make this place unforgettable. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking such good care of my parents. We will never forget your kindness. My husband and I sincerely hope to visit Qufu one day and meet you ourselves. This hotel deserves every possible recommendation.

A very satisfactory service. It was almost 10 o'clock from the end of Nishan's performance to the hotel, and the room was reserved normally. In addition, after visiting the Sankong Scenic Area on the second day, I warmly delayed my check-out for one hour to make it easier to rest.

This stay was fantastic! The hotel's ambiance is elegant, and the overall decor feels very high-quality. The bathroom had an excellent wet/dry separation, plenty of hot water, and the toiletries were of good quality too. The soundproofing was spot-on; it was incredibly quiet at night, not noisy at all, making for a truly comfortable stay.

1. **Service Experience** I have to give a special shout-out to our butler, Dai Shanshan. Her service was attentive and thorough throughout our stay. After we checked in, she proactively recommended itineraries, local eateries, and transportation options based on our plans. She was also incredibly responsive to all our questions. The hotel also provided complimentary fresh fruit, special Dragon Boat Festival gifts, and even thoughtful late-night snacks. The service far exceeded that of hotels in the same category, making for an excellent experience. 2. **Location** The hotel is located in the heart of Qufu, right next to Ginza Mall, offering easy access to dining and shopping. It's only 1.3 kilometers from the Three Confucius Sites, just a few minutes by taxi, making it very convenient for sightseeing. 3. **Hotel Environment** The overall decor follows a Confucian cultural theme, providing a tranquil escape from the bustling city. The rooms are quiet and tidy, and the garden-style environment is serene and comfortable, ensuring a high quality of rest. 4. **Facilities** The hotel's facilities are well-maintained, and the guest rooms are fully equipped with thoughtful details, maximizing comfort. **Summary** Considering its prime location, excellent facilities, and warm service, this hotel offers great value for money. I highly recommend choosing it for your visit to Qufu.

Overall, I'm quite satisfied! The hotel service was excellent! I booked a family room through Trip.com, which included complimentary shuttle service to and from the station (be sure to confirm with the hotel about driver availability, as they can't pick up after 10 PM). It's crucial, absolutely crucial, to book this in advance! This time, I forgot to book the shuttle from the hotel to the train station, but the front desk staff still went out of their way to ask the driver if he could take us. Although we didn't get to use the drop-off service due to the short notice, the hotel service was incredibly thoughtful! The hotel also offers a free shuttle to the San Kong Scenic Area, which requires advance booking. It's drop-off only, with two departure times: 7:30 AM (for those who want to see the gate-opening ceremony) and 9:00 AM. There's a shopping mall near the hotel, and the hotel even has its own BBQ stall in the downstairs parking lot. The prices are similar to outside BBQ restaurants, and it's run by the hotel's own chef, so the food is quite good. The hotel's gym and pool are also excellent! The gym is spacious with a long row of floor-to-ceiling windows offering a panoramic view of the hotel garden, lawn, and even a small river. The pool is also large and uncrowded, making for a comfortable swim, though the water temperature was a bit cool. Both the men's and women's changing rooms have separate saunas and hot tubs, which are very comfortable and practically deserted – a huge plus! We stayed in room 917, and the toilet's flushing system had a bit of an issue. We checked it ourselves and found that the stopper was a bit loose. I hope the hotel can fix it soon. The hotel's own restaurant, Xiang Gong, serves decent food, but it's not as amazing as some online reviews suggest. It's worth a try, but a bit pricey. The soups are good, but the fried shrimp felt a bit expensive. While they were crispy and flavorful, six large shrimp for 198 yuan felt a bit hard on the wallet. The sea cucumber was fresh but lacked flavor; it seemed to be just boiled rather than braised.