Hotels With Wifi in Jiangsu, China

This is a wonderful Suzhou-style garden hotel, directly connected to the Pan Gate ancient scenic area. You could easily spend half a day exploring both the hotel grounds and the scenic area, as the views are stunning both day and night. The interior is spacious and grand, with a stylish Chinese design and decor. Chinese culture, including ancient paintings and other artworks, is beautifully integrated throughout the common areas, hallways, restaurants, and guest rooms. The views from the windows are picturesque. The hotel boasts comprehensive facilities, including a swimming pool, gym, spa, and children's play area, as well as both Chinese and Western restaurants. The property itself is vast, featuring a classic Suzhou garden with pavilions, terraces, and quaint bridges scattered throughout. Everything is meticulously maintained, clean, and bright. From the front desk to the cafe and room staff, everyone is polite, warm, and highly professional, making you feel right at home! The breakfast buffet offers a wide selection. This is my second stay here, and I highly recommend it! Thank you to the hotel for your excellent service. I wish you continued success and many more guests!

Overall, our stay was nice. The hotel is clean, every noon they’re changing and cleaning staff in the room. Soundproof of the hotel may be not that good, but for me it was okay. The hotel is in 5 minutes reach to the subway. The location is pretty good, a lot of restaurants and shops nearby. The minuses for me were: no toilet brush, bedside table on only one side. And although it is indicated that the room is designed for 2 people, there was only 1 chair at the table. There is also no phone to contact the reception. And there is no closet also, so it’s not convenient to store things.

The toilet paper quality was really bad. Maybe it's designed not to clog, but it felt like it disintegrated as soon as you touched it, which was unpleasant. The afternoon tea snacks delivered to Building 18 seemed like they'd been sitting out for a long time; the oil had already soaked through to the cardboard. Of course, the overall environment of the Yingbin Hotel is top-notch. Qu Yuan Teahouse is right by Slender West Lake, so if you check in in the afternoon, you can drop off your luggage and then explore a bit. Remember to book ahead for the landscape restaurant in Building 8. For late risers, the 1:30 PM second seating for lunch might be an option to snag a spot. Personally, I didn't find it particularly amazing; some of the popular restaurants near Hongqiao Fang are better for a memorable meal.

This was my second time staying here, and it was great! I stayed for several days, and the service was excellent. The front desk staff were particularly helpful. The environment and hygiene were both very good. Even though it's in a scenic area, it was surprisingly quiet, and getting to other places was very convenient.

The hotel hasn't been open for long, and the service is excellent. They even have self-service laundry machines, and the front desk offers complimentary snacks. I wasn't disappointed at all! It's located near Guanqian Street with plenty of local snacks, and it's also very close to the subway station and Suzhou Station. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Suzhou. Li's service was particularly good, always ready to answer any questions. Thumbs up!

✅ Absolutely fantastic! This stay truly exceeded my expectations! Since we were traveling with a child, the hotel not only provided warm and attentive service throughout, catering to our every need, but also proactively upgraded our room for free. Every detail showed such thoughtfulness and care. From check-in to room service, every staff member was incredibly kind, friendly, gentle, and patient. We truly felt valued. The room was clean and comfortable, the environment was quiet, and we felt completely at ease staying with our little one. I genuinely recommend this hotel to anyone traveling with children or for a family trip. The value for money and service are both top-notch. I'll definitely choose this place first again next time!

The room was clean and tidy. Upon check-in, the front desk upgraded my room to a quieter one, which was a nice touch. The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the Qilishantang Scenic Area, just a short walk across Nanxin Road. This is great because you avoid the traffic congestion around the scenic area, and it's easy to catch a taxi to other attractions. The Line 1 Yangyulu station is also nearby. During my stay in Suzhou, I went out exploring every afternoon, enjoying the night tours of Humble Administrator's Garden, Shantang, and Tiger Hill. I usually returned to the hotel after 9 PM, mostly by taking Line 6 and transferring to Line 1. The hotel is surrounded by many local restaurants, like Guan Zhenxing's Aozao noodles and Xiaoyuanlou's hand-peeled shrimp – both were delicious. If I come back to Suzhou, I would definitely choose Andu Hotel again.

Towards the end of my holiday, I chose the tallest hotel in Nanjing. The hotel provided a room on the 67th floor with a view of Xuanwu Lake and Zijin Mountain. The most striking feature inside was the large circular bathtub. Before this, I had already traveled to Shanghai during my third year of junior high school, dealing with work all the way, and was quite tired. For dinner and breakfast, I opted to dine at the hotel. Dinner was at the Summit restaurant on the 76th-77th floors, mainly featuring Huaiyang and fusion cuisine. It wasn't as salty as typical Nanjing dishes, and the cold dish with scampi was a highlight. The restaurant's main hall faces south towards Xinjiekou. Breakfast was at the coffee bar on the 45th floor, available from 9 AM to 7 PM. You could access the observation deck with your room card, which offered views to the north: Zijin Mountain, Jiming Temple, Xuanwu Lake, and the TV tower. The duck blood vermicelli soup and baked flatbread were very Nanjing in the breakfast spread, and the rest was typical InterContinental – very rich and varied. My only minor gripe was that the fruit station didn't have the cucumber sticks and juice often found at the Shanghai InterContinental; I had to get a bowl of cucumber slices from the salad bar. I visited the independently operated heated pool and gym after dinner, but it was quite crowded due to Chinese New Year, so it wasn't particularly enjoyable. I then explored the mall next door, which was pretty much as described by Nanjing local media. The only new development is that Sunrise Duty Free is setting up shop on the first floor and is currently under renovation. In a nutshell, my review of the hotel is: Majestic and awe-inspiring! Facilities: Everything you could need. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Environment: A unique experience. Even with a strong gale outside at night, there was no howling sound once the ventilation windows were sealed. However, before 9 PM, you could hear outdoor loudspeakers from the nearby park or square, which was unavoidable – the entire city acts like a giant amplifier. Service: Warm and thoughtful, with appropriate boundaries, which I personally find more important.

It's really great to find such a high-value hotel in this location. The lovely lady at the front desk was so thoughtful; seeing that we had a child, she upgraded us to a family room for free. Although the decor is a bit old, the room is very spacious, cozy, and clean. A special thanks to the kind front desk staff – we'll definitely stay at your hotel again next time we visit Nanjing!

The room was clean and well-maintained. The front desk staff provided excellent service, and the laundry room was very convenient to use. The breakfast selection was also generous and delicious. Overall, a great experience.