Ξενοδοχεία Hot Springs σε Ναντσίνγκ

"The hotel's decor is simple yet elegant, and the common areas are clean and stylish. The guest rooms are spacious with complete amenities, ample hot water, and stable internet. The smart curtains and lighting are very convenient to use. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and the toiletries are high quality. The breakfast buffet offers a rich variety of authentic dishes. The staff's service was just right – friendly without being intrusive. Parking is also very convenient. Overall, the experience far exceeded other hotels in the same price range. I'll definitely choose this place again for my next trip."

"This hotel has excellent facilities, including the opportunity to make tea around the fire, take photos wearing Hanfu costumes, enjoy hot springs, and enjoy Japanese-style accommodations. It's perfect for those who want to take photos. The hotel also offers a wide selection of clothing, props, and hair accessories, which were all excellent. The hotel staff upgraded us to a room with a terrace. The room was spacious, but we couldn't find a fan in the bathroom. Otherwise, it was excellent."

"Facilities: Very well-equipped and convenient, with everything you need, including a capsule coffee machine. All facilities are on the first floor, and there are 24-hour vending machines selling drinks and daily necessities. Hygiene: Decent. Environment: The garden design is fantastic. The back area is very, very large and great for taking photos. Service: The front desk staff are incredibly friendly. The restaurant staff are also excellent. The hotel's breakfast buffet is exceptionally rich, offering a wide variety of both Western and Chinese dishes. Professional Themed Travel Photography (Parent-child/Couple/Anniversary): The photographer provided excellent and very professional service, taking many photos from various scenes and angles. You can choose three photos for free. Welcome Fruit: We received peaches, apples, and a fork. When we returned in the evening, there was also free pumpkin porridge and plain rice porridge available."

"A truly satisfying experience! The front desk attendant was incredibly thoughtful and even gave me a warm bottle of mineral water to take with me when I checked out! So attentive. The breakfast in the restaurant offered a wide variety of options, and the washing machine was so smart, I didn't even need to add detergent myself. But the room! I was extremely pleased with the room! It had a very traditional Chinese decor, full of classical charm! And it was spotlessly clean too! I'll definitely stay with this brand again next time!"

"Let's say that the Vienna Hotel is my dream love store 😍 This time I came to live with my family, and everyone was very satisfied. The sound insulation of the room is super good. I sleep at night without outside interference. I sleep so much that I have nothing to say about hygiene. It is spotless and even the corners are clean. The hotel's service is also super intimate, and a small gift is also given. The surrounding environment is also very quiet, very suitable for vacation relaxation. I will look for this one when I come out to play in the future. 👏"

"This hotel is essentially a modified version of a limited-time hot spring bath, so if you have any expectations regarding service, I wouldn't recommend booking here. Just buy a 2-hour hot spring bath; it's not expensive. Because this hotel offers virtually no service, there are people available for check-in during the day, but at night you can't reach anyone for anything. Whether you call the front desk, the room landline, the voicemail, or WeChat, no one answers. If you happen to go out for late-night snacks, you'll have to knock on the glass door for a long time before you can get back in. One unique feature of the hotel is that each room has a small window for ordering/delivery. During the day, I encountered other guests who forgot to write their room number, and the delivery person left their food at the front desk for them to pick up themselves. The staff explained that you needed to write your room number to use the small window service. So, when I wanted to have late-night snacks at night, I was worried that the front desk staff would be asleep and I'd be locked out, and I was also quite tired after showering and didn't want to go out, so I ordered takeout. This became the beginning of my experience with the hotel's insolence. When my delivery rider arrived, he told me he couldn't get into the hotel. I tried contacting the front desk through various means without success. Just as I was about to go downstairs, the rider told me, ”Good news! The front desk happened to wake up and opened the door for me.” However, the front desk wouldn't allow riders to deliver upstairs, which made me very embarrassed, as I was completely naked after showering. I asked the front desk if a hotel staff member could deliver it, but the front desk staff member, probably in a terrible mood from being woken up, refused to provide any assistance and clearly stated that the hotel had no obligation to do so. So I had no choice but to go downstairs. It wasn't until I got downstairs that I encountered this arrogant person at the front desk. His voice was incredibly loud, completely destroying the good impression I had built up during the day. He repeatedly yelled at me, saying the hotel had no obligation to serve me. I asked, ”Why can you deliver during the day but not at night?” He replied, ”I'm the only one in the hotel; I can't serve you.” I said, ”Then why can't the delivery guy deliver? He's willing.” He then pulled out his trump card: ”The hotel has a rule that everyone must wear the hotel's slippers to go upstairs,” which left me speechless. I wanted to ask him something, but he, having just woken up and craving a cigarette, stormed out, leaving me bewildered at the front desk. No wonder I couldn't get through to anyone on the phone; apparently, this guy was either sleeping or on his way to smoke. This forced me to go to the door to continue the conversation. But when I asked if he was unwilling to serve me and why the front desk couldn't reach him, he shockingly told me to call the police if I had any problems, emphasizing that he had no obligation to provide me with his name or employee number. From his obese back, I could only tell he was a Mr. Zhu, the hotel's only male employee. His arrogant attitude made it impossible to determine his shareholding in the hotel; such an imposing manner usually comes from a big boss, but does a big boss need to personally work the night shift? I really hope the hotel can provide some explanation. For those who are willing to take this advice, if you really want to experience your hotel's service, I suggest visiting during the day for two hours. This might explain why check-in and check-out times are 10 PM and 10 AM respectively; the hotel has a precise assessment of the quality of its nighttime staff. If you really want to stay in a carbonated hot spring guesthouse, there's a pretty good one called ”Youjian Jiangnan” near Yanziji Park. I stayed there a few months ago, and it was even cheaper than this place. But for me, I never want to stay in any of the Sishitang brand guesthouses again, and I've even developed a phobia of carbonated hot springs."

"The room was clean and hygienic, and the staff were friendly. The surrounding area was just right – nice and quiet. We even got a room upgrade to one with a hot spring bath, which was perfect for a relaxing time. In the evening, we went into town for dinner and explored a bit, then came back, rested, and enjoyed another soak in the hot springs. Breakfast the next day was also good, with authentic brined duck, yogurt, and coffee. After breakfast, we took a stroll to the nearby Jinwu Hot Spring Park and saw many locals leisurely enjoying the free foot baths."

"The hotel offered excellent service and facilities. The front desk staff, in particular, were incredibly friendly. However, as it's integrated with the Wild Animal World, reviewing the hotel alone isn't objective; the entire complex needs to be considered. After all, without the Wild Animal World, who would travel all the way to such a remote location to stay here? Considering the entire complex, it's quite mediocre. The main issue is the Wild Animal World, which is quite disappointing. Firstly, there are too few animal species. And for almost every animal – sika deer, hippos, elephants, kangaroos, rabbits, birds, etc. – carrots are sold at the entrance. It's 30 yuan for one portion, 50 for two, and each portion only contains 10 small pieces, not even enough to make up one whole carrot. If you don't feed them, you can only observe from behind a fence; you can enter the enclosure only if you pay for food. I spent 120 yuan just feeding animals along the way. Visitors aren't allowed to feed the animals with their own carrots, and I saw that the ones they brought looked fresher than what we bought. Secondly, there are too few amusement rides. There are only four: a Ferris wheel, a pirate ship, a carousel, and small rotating airplanes. The equipment is so small, similar to what you'd find in a shopping mall. It doesn't feel like an amusement park at all. Moreover, except for the Ferris wheel, the other three rides operate at fixed times. Each session lasts only two or three minutes, and if you want to ride again, you have to wait for the next scheduled opening. Thirdly, the complimentary hotel's 'Lion Star Children's Playground' included in the package can only be entered once, but no one informed us of this. On the first day, while waiting for our room card, we went down and played for about forty minutes. Once we got the room card, we dropped our luggage in the room and headed to the Wild Animal World. The next day, when we tried to re-enter, we were turned away, told we could only enter once. Even on a Monday, when there were hardly any children inside, we weren't allowed in. If we wanted to enter, we'd have to pay over 80 yuan for a ticket. With this scale, who would be foolish enough to pay over 80 yuan for a ticket? Fourthly, the concept of a 'Night Animal Exploration' is good. But participating in it reveals how chaotic the organization is. There are too many people. They split into two groups, each with at least 100 adults and children. Armed with flashlights, the educational staff used microphones and loud speakers, walking non-stop. Doesn't all the noise, the microphone sounds, and the flashlight beams truly disturb the animals? We just kept walking and walking, with almost no time to stop and observe. What's the point? It would be better to have smaller, boutique tours, maybe 10-15 people per group, even if it costs more, to allow for a quieter experience where children can truly observe, learn, and explore. Fifthly, they advertised a complimentary whole roasted lamb. The catch is that you have to spend money at their restaurant. For my eight-year-old child and me, the best value was a 199 yuan set meal. For 199 yuan, we received a very small portion of roasted lamb. If you don't dine at the hotel restaurant, the whole roasted lamb is not complimentary. Sixthly, there are very few dining and cultural creative stores within the park. Far fewer than at Hongshan Zoo. The overall experience at this Wild Animal World doesn't feel like it belongs in a provincial capital like Nanjing; it's more like a county town. Many county towns even have more amusement facilities than this. Of course, there are irreplaceable advantages. There are five adorable giant pandas. We went at 9:30 AM, when it wasn't crowded, and watched them for a full hour. Purely for the panda viewing experience, it's even better than the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. If your child loves animals and wants to see them, I recommend Hongshan Zoo; it's more conveniently located and offers a better experience. If you're an out-of-town friend looking for a leisure vacation, since you're already traveling, I suggest going to Zhengzhou's Yinji Animal World. It's a world of difference. If you want to see many animals."

"The facilities in the room are a bit old, but the service is very good and the environment is also very good. It can be regarded as making up for the shortcomings of the hotel's old facilities by taking advantage of the beautiful scenery and tranquility. The service is beyond praise, everything is answered, and the lady at the front desk who checked in was beautiful and very welcoming! I was immediately given a cooling bag with toilet water when I checked in, which I didn't bring. The hotel was very considerate and considerate! The first time I came here was five years ago when I went to Longyin Shanfang for lunch with my brother. I found it to be a small paradise. This time I brought my sister with me. For lunch, I chose Mid-Levels Fish. The name is very meaningful. Huadiao crab has the sweetness of crab meat and the refreshing aroma of wine. Don't eat too much for fear of getting sick. The set menu for three people is reasonably priced and has ample portions and rich dishes. The service of Yitan Vegetarian Food was very poor. I waited for a full hour for a bowl of fried rice and the service staff did not apologize. I didn’t want to ruin my mood and left after eating."

"The hotel proactively upgraded us to a room with a better view, provided advance notice about self-driving considerations, and offered recommendations for local attractions. They even asked if we were traveling with elderly family members or children. The WeChat team, surprisingly, has 16 members from various departments, ensuring quick responses. All staff members we encountered at the hotel were friendly and enthusiastic, greeting us proactively, which made us feel right at home. When other guests accidentally rang our doorbell at night, the staff promptly checked the surveillance footage and explained the situation. While it wasn't the hotel's fault, their attitude towards resolving the issue was very proactive and sincere. The room design had many thoughtful details. The balcony had a privacy screen, allowing us to enjoy the view while soaking in the private hot spring and keeping insects out. The sink area was well-designed to prevent splashing, and the toilet had a separate small sink, which was convenient (a minor suggestion: the faucet in the toilet was a bit too far from the basin, making it easy to hit the basin while washing hands). The overall hotel design was also impressive. The lobby resembled the inside of an eggshell, and the staircase leading to the rooftop garden was artistic. You could slowly appreciate various details in the hallways and the exterior, discovering something new each time. Breakfast was particularly praiseworthy, with a wide variety of options. The freshly cooked noodles were delicious, and the fruit selection was extensive and very fresh. The Mingyue restaurant offered a great view, and the sunset in the evening was beautiful. Turning left from the hotel and going straight up the road, you can reach Ichishiki Garden for a cup of coffee at sunset. The hotel provided free tickets to Yangshan Beicai and Nature Land. At Yangshan Beicai, after climbing the mountain to see the tablet head and body, you can take an elevator down (free for hotel guests). Following the small path, you can visit the Pioneer Bookstore and the Coca-Cola Brand Hall. If you have children, you can also stop by BaoBao Land, and Nature Land is also great for kids. The hotel shuttle can take you to the underground palace, and then you can take a scenic shuttle to other attractions. Unfortunately, we ran out of time and couldn't experience the cable car and mini-train. The hotel's location is quite secluded, making it suitable for self-drivers. Finally, a few suggestions regarding service details. The floor strip at the entrance was loose. We reported it for repair, and they said it was fixed, but it clearly wasn't completely (see the last picture). The front desk's information was not comprehensive enough. When they gave us the tickets for Yangshan Beicai Park, they didn't mention that the elevator inside the park was free. We almost bought tickets if a park attendant hadn't informed us. Also, they said Suyun Thirteen Gardens closed at 4:30 PM, but it's actually open at night. When checking out before 12 PM, there was only one staff member at the front desk, and they were assisting another guest with check-in. Another staff member was standing nearby but didn't offer to help. When it was my turn and I mentioned checking out, he said he would handle it and led me to another counter. Although the wait wasn't long, it was clear that someone could have assisted me earlier, but they didn't proactively ask. And finally, they asked me to complete the review before 2 PM that day... I was still driving back to Shanghai at that time, and it was the first time I encountered a time limit for a review! While it wasn't a pleasant experience, the overall service was indeed good, so I won't deduct any stars."