Hotels With Wifi in Jiangxi, China

"Extremely satisfied, highly recommend staying here when visiting Wangxian Valley! The scenery is so different between day and night. The room type is very spacious and the facilities are quite new. The twin room easily accommodates four people. It's clean and bright. Staff are enthusiastic and helpful with parking, shuttle service, and check-in. They'll even carry your luggage to your room. Plus, there's a free butler service; Little Bear Butler was very attentive, answering all our questions, which was incredibly convenient. They even thoughtfully provided a bug repellent kit upon check-in."

"The hotel facilities are a bit old, but the unbeatable river view makes up for it! Tengwang Pavilion is right downstairs, and the night view is stunning. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby, making dining very convenient. However, we still think the food at the hotel's 4th-floor restaurant is the best, especially the Three-Cup Chicken – highly recommended! We ate there twice, and the beer duck and chicken feet were also delicious~"

"Having heard so much about Wangxian Valley, finally seeing it today, 'stunning' and 'awe-inspiring' are the most fitting words. It's especially remarkable knowing that its predecessor was an ecologically devastated area due to over-mining. To transform it into such a grand, retro-style Gan-style village, designed and rebuilt with incredible creativity, building scenery along the mountain cliffs – it truly makes for a breathtaking sight. The design and construction are incredibly thoughtful; almost every corner, every plant, and tree is a beautiful scene you can't help but capture with your camera. Yet, you also want to put the camera down and let your eyes soak in the beauty. The room layout is also excellent, with a strong homestay vibe. From the moment we arrived, staff were there to help with luggage and guide us, even delivering bags to our room – it's all very standardized and well-managed service. However, one day here really feels rushed; if you have enough time, I'd suggest two days to truly experience it. Oh, and the breakfast is incredibly rich, offering both local specialties and classic Chinese and Western breakfast items. The food is genuinely delicious, and the variety surpasses even five-star hotels. We stayed near the guesthouse reception center. The only drawback was the lack of dining options nearby; we had to walk to the snack street at the bottom of the valley or to the few restaurants in the middle section, but they closed quite early. Later, we discovered that the old enclosed building at the guesthouse reception center actually had many specialty snacks and delicacies, and they were open very late. The Yangkou fried noodles, clear soup wontons (get the ones with egg!), and the crock pot stew at the very back were all delicious. Highly recommend!"

"The hotel environment is quite nice; it's a garden hotel, and you can stroll around its internal mini-park, which is very pleasant. The lobby is spacious and bright, and the staff are professional and patient, though they could smile a little more. The rooms are also very large and comfortable to stay in, and the hygiene is good. The facilities and equipment seem relatively new, probably because the hotel hasn't been open for long. Parking is very convenient with plenty of spaces; there are no parking fee barriers, you just drive straight into the hotel's parking lot."

"The front desk service was excellent; they handled issues promptly. A staff member was very enthusiastic and even carried my luggage to the room. The room itself was nice and very clean. It's a bit of a shame I missed the night view since I checked in later, but the sunrise in the morning was beautiful. Now for the highlight: the breakfast was incredibly diverse! It featured local Nanchang specialties, porridge, noodles, various pastries, bread, drinks, coffee, and fruit. They even had a salad option for those watching their diet. Breakfast was definitely a satisfying experience. Plus, I could store my luggage for free at the front desk after checking out, which was very convenient for travel. I could enjoy my day and pick up my bags later to head to my next destination. Keep up the great work and continue to improve your service!"

"The front desk lady was very kind and enthusiastic. The room had an antique charm and a great atmosphere; it was also very spacious. They even provided a travel guide for guests. This hotel is quite unique, perfect for young people looking for a photo-op. The pictures were taken at check-out, so it might look a bit messy, but overall, I recommend it."

"This was by far the best accommodation on my trip to Jingdezhen, hands down. Designed by a renowned architect and built on the site of the old Yu Zhou Porcelain Factory, it respectfully incorporates the original camphor tree forest. The cloisters and courtyards are bathed in dappled light and shadow, blending industrial textures with lush greenery. Every step reveals a new view, creating a quiet and stylish atmosphere. The location is superb, nestled within the Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District. In the evenings, you can easily stroll to the night market or visit the art museum, saving you travel time. The rooms are spacious and airy, with a refined and elegant design, featuring ceramic details everywhere. The tea corner by the window is perfect for relaxing and enjoying a cup of tea. The bathroom facilities are excellent, and the soundproofing is very good. Upon check-in, we also received a complimentary travel photo shoot and a pottery experience."

"Conveniently located near the Imperial Kiln Museum and Taoxichuan, it's super easy to explore Jingdezhen's porcelain culture. The rooms are spacious and clean, featuring ceramic-inspired aesthetics. The bedding is soft, and breakfast includes local cold noodles. Plus, there's a gym and laundry room available. The service is thoughtful and attentive."

"I came to Ganzhou with a specific purpose this time: to show my father the barracks where he once served. My hotel requirements weren't complicated; I just wanted a comfortable stay. Let me start with the positives. As an InterContinental hotel, the environment and facilities are excellent. Although the nearby Qili Ancient Town was quite empty, the landscaping was exceptionally well done, making for a very pleasant view on a nice day. The hotel room was also very clean. A special shout-out to the thick toilet paper – some hotels look great but miss these small details. The room service was also very responsive, so kudos for that. Now for the downsides. I couldn't log into the hotel Wi-Fi with my name and room number; I had to use a code, but there was no clear indication of this. I only found out after calling the front desk. After check-in, no one offered to help with my luggage (though some people did get help). I'm not sure if that's standard. The hotel is very large, and finding my room was a bit tricky. The soundproofing in the room was terrible, and I mean really bad! During the holiday season, there were a lot of children, and it was incredibly noisy, severely affecting my sleep. Additionally, the 88 RMB breakfast was very disappointing and completely not recommended. Overall, the hotel's service gave me the impression that they want to do a good job but just haven't found the right way."

"My experience at this hotel was a mixed bag. On the positive side, the service was good, the breakfast selection was decent, and the location was excellent. I also appreciated the security of needing a key card to access the upper floors. However, it was incredibly hot, and the elevator had no air conditioning, which was a real drawback. The downsides were significant. Upon checking in, I discovered the duvet cover was torn. After communicating with the front desk, they promptly replaced it, but unbelievably, the replacement was also damaged. At that point, I just gave up trying to get another one – you can see for yourself in the pictures. Furthermore, there weren't enough hangers in the room, so I requested more. The hangers they brought were completely different and much lower quality than the ones already in the room. The wall near the TV was covered in grease stains, which was pretty off-putting. And I'm not sure if it was because of the heat, but whenever I was near the sink, there was a persistent foul smell coming from the pipes below. I've never encountered that in any other hotel. Overall, my stay was just mediocre."