Luxury Hotels in Zhenjiang

"My stay at Sheraton Zhenjiang Kanghua Huili was absolutely perfect! The location is fantastic, within walking distance of Zhenjiang Station, and right next to Wanda Plaza, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and shopping. The lobby has a grand, high ceiling, and the crystal chandeliers create a wonderful ambiance. The room was clean and spacious, with Sheraton's signature bed that was just the right balance of soft and firm. The soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. Carrie Wang at the front desk was warm and attentive, handling check-in efficiently and with great attention to detail. The breakfast spread was extensive, and the local 'Guogai Noodles' were authentic and delicious. The heated swimming pool had clean water. Overall, it offers great value for money and is my top choice for business trips or tourism in Zhenjiang. I'll definitely be back!"

"The hotel boasts an excellent location, with Wanda Plaza and numerous shops nearby, making shopping, dining, and transportation incredibly convenient. It's a towering landmark in Zhenjiang, and the lobby on the 57th floor is grand and spacious. The service attitude was fantastic; the handsome guy at the front desk upgraded us to a 70th-floor river view room. The room was comfortably furnished and tidy, with large floor-to-ceiling windows offering a great view of the Yangtze River. Breakfast was abundant and delicious, with freshly squeezed cucumber 🥒 and carrot 🥕 juice that was wonderful, and the duck blood vermicelli soup was flavorful and tasty."

"I booked a deluxe river view room, and it was really spacious, directly facing the river with an amazing view. I even captured a stunning sunset from my room! My only minor gripe is that the hotel windows could use a good cleaning, as it slightly detracted from the experience. The housekeeping staff were excellent; they promptly brought extra water and blankets when I requested them twice. I also had dinner at the Chinese restaurant, and the food was delicious. The double set menu offered a great variety, including local specialties like 'Guogai Mian' (Pot Lid Noodles) and 'Yaorou' (Jelly Meat), with generous portions that were more than enough for our family of three. The hotel's location is superb. It's about 3 kilometers from Xijin Ferry, a quick 10 RMB taxi ride away. There's also a convenient bus stop right downstairs. Plus, there's a lovely riverside promenade; Beigu Mountain is only about 800 meters away. It's incredibly convenient for getting around, much better than staying directly in the crowded and noisy tourist areas."

"Very satisfied. Service: Excellent. Special mention to Ms. Pan Hua and Ms. Yao Ting!! And Mr. Qiao Hongsheng, who helped with the car wash. He was very friendly and proactive in resolving issues. Thank you for your hard work. Cleanliness: Excellent too! I used to think that old hotels might have average cleanliness, but this one was exceptional. The room provided plenty of disposables and small drinks, which was a very thoughtful touch. A future renovation would be even better! Five-star rating! "

"The location is fantastic, right on Daxilu (home to a cluster of modern architecture), next to Xijindu Scenic Area, and less than 50 meters from both Zhenjiang Museum and the former British Consulate (from which you can overlook the Yangtze River from higher ground). It's incredibly convenient for getting around. The architecture is distinctive; as they say, ”the hotel itself is a historic building.” It's internally connected to the Guangzhao Guild Hall and the Bao Family Bank (dating back to the late Qing and early Republican periods). The Guangzhao Guild Hall was essentially a lodging place for merchants from Guangdong and Zhaoqing. In October 1912, after Sun Yat-sen resigned as interim president, he stayed at the Guangzhao Guild Hall during his inspection tour of Zhenjiang. There, he discussed industrial development plans with local figures, such as regulating the Yangtze River and building Zhenjiang Port, and inscribed ”Promote commerce and industry to establish the Republic.” Wandering through the hotel, I not only appreciated the blend of Chinese and Western architectural styles from the Republican era but also saw the clever way old structures were repurposed (like adding elevators). I also learned a bit of modern history from the perspective of ”Sun Yat-sen and Zhenjiang.” Though the number of rooms is limited (only 19), there are several room types, likely due to the varied styles of the original residences before the hotel's renovation. We chose a Republican-style king-bed room. It had high ceilings and a compact layout, but the facilities were quite good, including a kettle, capsule coffee machine, and tea set – definitely a plus! The shower and toilet were separate (wet and dry areas), with an independent bathtub. Even though the walls and floor were concrete, and some of the bathroom shelves matched this style, it was all very convenient to use. The toiletries were also high quality. We opted for the room with breakfast included. The dining area was split into two halls, an inner and an outer. The outer hall had a glass ceiling, providing excellent natural light. The breakfast spread wasn't extravagant but was very thoughtfully prepared: pickled vegetables, salted duck eggs, fermented bean curd, millet porridge, rice porridge, black rice porridge, soy milk, milk, sliced bread, mochi, and croissants. The coffee in the restaurant seemed to be chargeable. The main dishes were prepared fresh for each guest: one steamer basket per person (one crab roe/regular soup dumpling/vegetable bun, plus a piece of mixed potato) and a choice of pot-lid noodles or beef noodles. It was all very carefully done, promoting no waste. The room service was exceptionally attentive. Before booking, I read through both good and bad reviews; most of the negative ones were from a few years ago, suggesting significant improvements. From my personal experience, from the moment the room was confirmed, a butler set up a WeChat group for one-on-one service, responding promptly and communicating smoothly. The room had fruit waiting: an apple, a pear, and two bottles of honey vinegar. When we returned late, the butler messaged via WeChat to say late-night snacks were available on demand, and both nights, we received warm peach resin and coconut milk. Upon checkout, they even prepared a farewell gift. I've visited Zhenjiang twice now, once in early winter and once in early spring, ten years apart. This time, the impression was deeper and much better. The hotel experience was a crucial part of that."

"The room was quite spacious, and taking a bath in the tub was especially comfortable. The staff were very helpful and accommodating. The location is excellent, making it easy and affordable to get a taxi to scenic spots. Highly recommended!"

"I went to Zhenjiang to watch Xue Zhiqian's concert and chose this hotel closest to the stadium, which exceeded my expectations. The hotel is in a good location, very close to the train station and the stadium, with a good environment. The front desk staff also upgraded my room for free. The room was large, clean and tidy, and they also gave me fruit. The experience was very good."

"The hotel is a bit old. Parking is very convenient. There are a lot of fallen leaves on the ground outside, and there is no time to clean them. After checking in at the hotel lobby. The Boxin Hall where we stayed is about 400 to 500 meters away from the lobby. There is no shuttle bus and no one to guide. You need to find it for a long time before you can confirm it. This deserves a bad review. The room is quite spacious. It can be regarded as a small suite. It contains a large massage bathtub. But the massage function is broken. But the water is quite fast. The air conditioner is OK. The surrounding area is also quite quiet. No one disturbs. Suitable for leisure vacation. The breakfast is not bad. There are even pot cover noodles and braised pork. You can't ask for too much for other things."

"Awesome trip, Treasure B&B. I went to the store to help me upgrade the room for free, which was completely in my aesthetics. The marble decoration is full of texture, like living in a chaebol home. A small ornament in the room is very stylish. Lying on the bed, you can see the sunset of the lake view, the bathtub is oversized, and there is a cloakroom. The bedding is so comfortable that I almost can't get up the next day. What surprised me the most was that the homestay had its own farm, vegetables and fruits picking, fishing and chicken fishing. The ingredients were fresh and the table was super delicious. There are lambs and horses on the mountain, cute to foul, especially suitable for bringing children to play. The surrounding area is also very convenient. Maoshan 5A level scenic area is very close, there are golf courses and Luya bases, two days are not enough to play! Must come next time!"

"The room was a bit small; a family of three was squeezed into a 1.5-meter bed room. However, that's on me for not checking the room specifications when I booked, so I can't blame the hotel. The swimming pool, gym, and restrooms in the annex building were all closed, and I'm not sure why. Those are the minor issues. Now for the positives: The staff were all incredibly warm and friendly. From the front desk receptionists and the lobby manager to the lobby cleaning staff, restaurant servers, convenience store cashier, and housekeeping staff – every single one deserves high praise. With such lovely staff, I'd definitely come back again. The hotel is situated in a park, which provides a fantastic environment. You can also visit the Mao Yisheng Memorial Hall nearby. Finally, the buffet restaurant was excellent. I was worried about not being able to order takeout, but with such great 'Guogai Mian' (pot-lid noodles) available, there's no need for delivery anymore. Next time, I'll pay extra to stay in the main building; the annex is too small."