Ξενοδοχεία με breakfast σε Jiangsu, China

"This hotel is an investment by Singapore's Temasek Holdings, and it attracts a good number of international guests, especially from Singapore. The overall environment of the hotel is quite pleasant, feeling almost like a garden. However, there are some shortcomings: 1. The lobby, both in terms of overall size and the front desk area, is very cramped, leading to overcrowding and noise. 2. Among the front desk staff, some colleagues are very dedicated, like Jane, who, despite appearing new, is very conscientious. However, another young man, Jerry, seemed to lack patience. 3. In the rooms, the air conditioning's cooling performance was only average. 4. For a foreign-invested hotel, all the English 'Guest' signs in the elevators were misspelled. Overall, the hotel's location is decent. However, it primarily caters to group tour clients, and the attention given to individual travelers seems to be a bit weaker. I hope to see improvements in the future."

"Families, you absolutely *must* stay at this hotel! I just finished my stay, and the experience was simply fantastic! The room was clean and tidy, with complete facilities. The bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring I had a great night's sleep. The service was impeccable; the staff were warm, attentive, and always willing to help. The location is also superb, with convenient transportation nearby and plenty of options for dining, entertainment, and shopping. I definitely have to give it a five-star rating; I'll be back next time!"

"What a fantastic vacation experience! Over four days and three nights, we got to try out buildings 9, 2, and 8, each with its own advantages. My personal preference, in descending order, is 2 ≥ 9 ≥ 8. First, let's talk about the courtyard room in building 2. What I loved most was waking up to lush greenery right outside my window. I could step into the courtyard in my pajamas and soak in nature. Even when it rained, there was no need to worry about not being able to go out; there were tables and chairs in the courtyard perfect for quietly watching the rain. It truly maximized that relaxed, vacation feel, ideal for unwinding and recharging. The facilities weren't old either; I found them perfectly fine. Next up is the suite in building 9. It's spacious, featuring a living room, bedroom, study, and two bathrooms. The Chinese-style decor felt grand and expansive, and the garden views from the window were also excellent. It would be very comfortable for a family. Since there were only two of us, we didn't need such a large space, which is why I personally preferred building 2, though building 9 was indeed great. Building 8 is the newest and most modern. It offers breakfast (which 2 and 9 don't), and it was quite good. The window seats in the restaurant also boasted amazing views. They even provide complimentary bedtime snacks (again, something 2 and 9 lack) and you can choose hot milk, which was a very thoughtful touch. The room quality was also higher, with Bulgari toiletries, Evian and Nongfu Spring bottled water, and better quality disposable slippers and mattresses. However, my personal priority for a resort hotel is the scenery, so building 8 ranked slightly lower for me. For those who prioritize room quality and service details, this building is definitely worth considering. The overall landscaping and service throughout the hotel grounds were excellent. Before coming, I wondered if people were exaggerating when they said you don't need to leave the hotel for a vacation, but after experiencing it, I realized it's true. Staying at the Yingbinguan is perfect for a low-energy, lazy person like me who doesn't want to wake up early for itineraries or battle crowds at tourist attractions. Beyond the hotel, everyone we encountered in Yangzhou – at attractions, restaurants, and museums – was incredibly nice. Thank you, Yangzhou, for giving us such precious travel memories. We'll definitely be back for another vacation!"

"The hotel's location is excellent, right next to Pengcheng Square subway station, making it very convenient to visit nearby attractions and night markets. The room offers expansive city views from high above, truly making it a landmark building in Xuzhou. Front desk staff member Xiao Shi (Sherry) was incredibly thoughtful and meticulous. She added me on WeChat before check-in to ask about my needs, sent me a local travel guide, and even helped upgrade my room. Furthermore, my child accidentally left their braces on the table during breakfast and we left. Liu Jing, a restaurant intern, immediately helped us search for them, even sifting through the garbage bin. There was also a female restaurant manager (whose name I regrettably didn't catch) who helped with the search. A huge thank you to both of them! Xuzhou is great, and this hotel is fantastic. I'll definitely be back!"

"We are a family of three with one child, and we stayed at this hotel for four nights. When we first arrived, we had a little difficulty finding the hotel because the entrance looks like a traditional Chinese architectural building, making it easy to overlook. However, the moment we stepped inside, we were amazed by the stunning lobby. The interior is magnificent, featuring elegant Chinese Ming Dynasty-style architecture that creates a luxurious and authentic atmosphere. The hotel's location is perfect, right in the heart of the Fuzimiao Pedestrian Street. Although the area outside is lively and bustling, the soundproofing inside the hotel is excellent. Our room was peaceful and quiet throughout our stay. The room was spotlessly clean, and the amenities were complete. We especially loved the shampoo and body lotion—they smelled wonderful and were of excellent quality. Every day, the hotel also provided complimentary fresh fruit, snacks, and cold drinks, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The hotel offers a self-service laundry room with ironing facilities, as well as a small gym, both of which were very convenient. The only thing we missed was an AI room with the Xiaodu voice assistant and delivery robot, which some modern Chinese hotels provide. The staff were warm, friendly, and always greeted us with genuine smiles. I found myself taking countless photos in the magnificent main lobby because it is truly breathtaking. Besides being located on Fuzimiao Pedestrian Street, the hotel is also within walking distance of several famous attractions, including the Confucius Temple and the China Imperial Examination Museum. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Nanjing."

"The room layout was well-designed, the views were beautiful, and the service was attentive. The observation deck truly offers stunning scenery! My only minor complaints were that the hairdryer was quite weak, and the self-service dinner was just average. Our butler, Alice, was always available to help with any issues, which definitely deserves praise!"

"The hotel rooms are all intelligent, and there are independent Bluetooth speakers. The hotel is in a good location. It is near the Hai'an high-speed rail station and can be reached within a few minutes' walk. The front desk clerk of the hotel is professional, friendly, long and beautiful, gentle, the room is clean and tidy, the waiter on the floor is also good, there is free coffee tasting in the lobby, the taste is very good, the lobby has light music, listening very comfortable, will stay in the future, highly recommended."

"For this business trip, I stayed at the Atour Hotel Nanjing South Railway Station, and the location is absolutely fantastic – within walking distance to the high-speed train station, so there's no need to rush for your train. The staff were very kind and provided meticulous service. The room was spacious and didn't feel cramped at all, and all the facilities were new and worked perfectly. The entire room was spotlessly clean, and the bedding was neat, making for a very comfortable stay. Overall, it offers great value for money and is my top choice for business travel. Five-star rating!"

"Booked an executive room, got upgraded to a deluxe suite, both the space and the view were satisfying. Had afternoon tea at the executive lounge once; the desserts were pretty good, overlooking Haizhou District from the 41st floor. Also tried the buffet dinner once; it was generally average, nothing particularly outstanding. The room itself didn't feel old, and the facilities were well-maintained. Overall, a positive review. Will consider staying here again next time I visit Lianyungang."