Instead of facing the May Day crowds, I chose Wuxi to learn horse riding. The equestrian center was only a few kilometers from the hotel, and given that it's a Jinjiang brand, I opted to stay here.
Overall, the service was quite good, and the environment felt peaceful. Transportation mainly relied on taxis or driving. A nice touch was the robot delivery for takeaways, and key card access to guest floors provided an added layer of security.
My only minor critiques: The window in our audio-visual room was partially obstructed. While this was disclosed during booking and is common for this room type (and it was still great for watching movies with the AC on, so it wasn't stuffy), it's worth noting. Also, I observed many families with kids, but the hotel didn't provide children's toothbrushes or slippers. It would be beneficial if they could stock a small supply.
Breakfast was a tad simple, and during peak times, the replenishment seemed to struggle a bit.
Despite these few points, I was generally satisfied and would definitely consider staying here again.
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