Spa Hotels in Jiaxing

"This is the hotel where I've stayed the most times, for the longest duration, and which offers the best value for money in Jiaxing. Its location is super convenient for transportation; bus 97 goes directly to Jiaxing South Station, and bus 3 goes straight to Jiaxing Railway Station, no transfers needed. The area is surrounded by shops, making daily life easy. The Canal Park next to the hotel has beautiful scenery, it's peaceful and a great spot for a walk. The front desk staff are warm, polite, patient, and professional. Breakfast is delicious with a good variety of options. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was pristine with no strange odors. The cleaning staff were genuinely friendly, thoughtful, and attentive, making a traveler far from home feel a warmth like that of being at home. My sincere thanks to all of you; I'll definitely stay at your hotel again if I have the chance."

"Overall, I'd say it was just okay. The facilities were decent, but the management was a mess. Check-in & Transportation: All guesthouses and hotels require check-in at the visitor center, which was quite inefficient. We arrived at 11:30 AM and had to queue for about 30 minutes. Thankfully, it was cool inside. After checking in, we still had to wait for the scenic shuttle bus. We got there at 12 PM and waited a solid half hour to get on – clearly, there wasn't enough capacity. Waiting under the blazing sun was a big thumbs down. Location & Facilities: The hotel is tucked away in the furthest corner of the scenic area, not as conveniently located as the guesthouses by the river. However, the hotel breakfast was quite good, and swimming was very convenient (even guesthouse guests could use the pool). On another note, some areas within the scenic spot are still under construction, which was a bit of a mood killer and noisy at times. Performances: The main event in the evening was the 'Meng Hualu' show, divided into three parts. The first part had actors lip-syncing, which was really distracting. The second part was acrobatics, which was decent, but they suddenly changed performance venues. You needed to be strong and fit to get there, and small children wouldn't be able to see anything. The third part, 'Dah Tie Hua' (iron flower show), also moved venues again, and if you were short, you couldn't see a thing. Management & Service: What really needs complaining about is the on-site management of the scenic area. The day we checked out, we were waiting for the shuttle bus at the exit during high temperatures. There were not only too few buses but also complete disarray, leading to arguments among tourists over cutting in line. In the end, we had no choice but to walk to the parking garage, where we found a completely empty bus just sitting there, waiting only for inbound tourists to fill up before departing, completely disregarding the feelings of guests leaving the park. It's a new scenic area, so it's still a work in progress."

"The entire park is under unified management, and check-in procedures are centralized at the entrance, which is better than living in Pujin outside the scenic area. If you can’t walk anymore, call a tour bus at any time. The location of the inn is very good. It is quiet in the middle of the city and only a two- to three-minute walk from important attractions. There is a FamilyMart nearby, and shopping is also very convenient. Currently, there are still many facilities that are not fully equipped and there are not many dining options. Having a FamilyMart will be much more convenient. The room is large and clean. The service of the guy at the front desk is very good. If you have big luggage, you can only ask the front desk to help carry it upstairs. Breakfast is shared by several inns, and it is very busy during holidays. When it gets colder and I can see the ginkgo trees, I will still stay at this inn, it’s good."