Jiang Xi Hotel

This is a 'five-star' hotel located right next to Bayi Avenue, with a subway entrance just outside the lobby, so the location is pretty excellent. However, perhaps due to its age, the facilities inside are a bit dated and have quite a few issues. What baffled me the most was that the hot water temperature in the room would fluctuate automatically; it would suddenly get scalding hot, then return to normal a few seconds later, repeating this cycle, making you nervous every time you used it. After I reported it, a technician came and, after testing the water, admitted the temperature was inconsistent. However, he explained it as, 'The water supply system has two pumps, each heating water independently and switching automatically; it's probably due to the temperature difference between the two when they switch over,' and offered no solution, which was essentially useless. It's hard to believe this is 'five-star' quality, and the breakfast was also quite mediocre.

The hotel is conveniently located near Bayi Square, right by a subway entrance, making transportation super easy. While the room decor feels a bit outdated and the facilities are older, everything is fully functional. The service, however, was excellent and definitely worth praising.

This is a historic hotel, but the room facilities are quite old. The shower in the bathroom didn't work well; you had to stand in the bathtub to use it, which was very inconvenient. The room cleanliness was just average. The staff were diligent, and the breakfast offered a rich variety of tasty options. The hotel's location is excellent, not far from Tengwang Pavilion and Bayi Square, and the large parking lot makes parking easy. There's significant room for improvement in both the hotel's software and hardware. My overall experience this stay was mediocre, not as good as similar hotels I've stayed at in other parts of the country.

The room was ideal, and the front desk service was attentive, resolving any issues promptly. It's perfect for visiting the 'hero city' as a tourist, with convenient transportation and a breakfast that has everything you need. It would be even better if the TV were updated.

The location is fantastic, with local eateries tucked away in the surrounding streets, offering a real taste of the local life. As expected from a long-standing five-star hotel, the service was warm and welcoming, and the room was spacious. While the decor felt a bit dated, it still offered excellent value for money considering the price.

This is an older hotel in Nanchang, with a great location and convenient parking. However, the hotel facilities are outdated and the decor is old-fashioned. The front desk staff's efficiency and service awareness also need improvement.

This hotel is right by the subway station, making travel incredibly convenient. It's just two or three stops to popular spots like Wanshou Palace, the August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Museum, and Tengwang Pavilion. Getting to the West and East train stations is also a breeze. You can even walk to August 1st Square and the Art Museum! The hotel breakfast is good, and the service is excellent – very warm and welcoming. My child absolutely loved the family room and didn't want to leave the little tent!

Over a thousand yuan a night, and all I got was a lesson in 'all show and no substance'! The room felt like a 'dilapidated building experience': moldy, peeling walls, a toilet that continuously ran all night long, and even the most basic lights decided to quit. The service was even worse; the front desk staff looked like I was staying for free. And that so-called breakfast? It was slop! Even the street stalls outside had better food. Wanted a fun trip with the kids? We all ended up miserable! This dump hasn't been rated below 2 stars on Ctrip only because the platform is being lenient. Save yourself the trouble and stay far, far away from this place!