Hotels With Breakfast in Jiangsu, China

I was a bit worried after reading some reviews before my trip, which mentioned outdated facilities, small, somewhat cramped rooms, and a disappointing breakfast. However, after staying for two days myself, I found it to be absolutely wonderful, with no issues or discomfort. The hotel's ambiance perfectly captures the essence of Suzhou gardens, and every window offers a unique and pleasant view, truly lifting your spirits. The rooms themselves were clean, tidy, and certainly didn't feel cramped at all. Breakfast was 68 RMB per person, and we opted for it on both days of our stay. It felt very much worth the price – delicious and with a good variety of dishes. The hotel boasts both indoor and outdoor swimming pools with clean water, and they were quite popular with children. We also tried a few of the hotel's restaurants. None of them disappointed; the food at each was fantastic, and I highly recommend trying them out. The Panmen Scenic Area is stunning in the evening, making it a great place to visit with others.

Good place to stay. I extend more 2 nights here. Many restaurants and massage around here. Walk 15min(1km) or rmb7/8 to 七里山塘.have a nice dumplingshop 𨫎震源. Staff is helpful especially 严妹妹， my 7days SIM card suddenly blocked due I’m send out ONE message to tourguide.she helps us to solve the problem even this is NOT her jobs. Really appreciate her helps. Have a day tours booth at entrance. Thanks to 朱妹妹helps us call car transfer to suzhou train station. 申妹妹also very nice to help my parent carrying luggage and 黄妹妹 for my special request

The hotel is in a great location, short walk to train station. Room is dated but still clean and comfortable. Noted that they have started doing renovation on certain floors The room facilities & toiletries are good, especially the powerful Laifen hairdryer😍 which is lacking in other hotels. Free minibar too!😍 Front desk staff are warm & helpful. Special thanks to Tan Liang who helped to us with Didi Taxi booking and asked the doorman to tell the driver to drop us at the specific entrance at the Railway Station.

The room is very spacious. There is free supper. It is very delicious. The facilities are complete. Clean and tidy. The service is meticulous. The service is also very warm, professional and thoughtful. The environment is very good. The location is convenient. The transportation is convenient. The facilities are good. The price-performance ratio is very high. I will come again next time. The breakfast is also very rich

We had a lakeview club room. The view was stunning, calming in the day and vibrant at night. The club lounge was relaxing and the staff extremely helpful and polite. Transport links were excellent with a metro station close by and many of the city’s sights a short distance away. The Jinji lake area is full of attractions in its own right with the Music Fountain a particular highlight. The only minor point is a lack of decaffeinated tea and coffee as an option in the hotel. Otherwise, excellent!

Located in the center of Changjiang Town, the hotel looks very new, with all kinds of facilities, and leading intelligence. Xiaodu can control all the equipment. The room is relatively large, with ample space for activities, but the bed is small, and the legs can't be straightened, which is a bit uncomfortable. And as soon as you sleep on the pillow, you can hear the sound of the engine, so you can't sleep well, which is a bit disappointing.

The location is super convenient, not far from any major tourist destination. There are mnay restsurants and cinemas and shopping crntres nearby. The service is also very good, with free flowing drinkings for everyone to enjoy on the first floor. The only shortcoming is the space of the room is a bit tight. Overall, it feels very comfortable to stay in.

I stayed at Wanda Realm Hotel this time, and I loved it! The lobby is so bright and spacious, and it looks high-end and refreshing. The room is also clean and tidy, and the bedding is very comfortable. Once I lie down, I feel relaxed and all the fatigue of the day has disappeared. The front desk service is even better, the attitude is super good, and the speed of checking in is done in a flash. They also recommended me many fun places around, and it feels like having a private tour guide. The breakfast is also super rich, with both Chinese and Western styles. Even a picky eater like me can find what I like. The location of the hotel is also very good, with Metro Exit 5 right outside the door, so it is convenient to go anywhere. Going to Nanjing South Railway Station or the airport, there is no need to worry about transportation problems. Next time I will definitely come here again, and I won’t consider other places!

The staff are very friendly and do their best to accommodate any requests. The location is excellent, situated very close to a subway station entrance. There are also many attractions nearby, such as canal cruises, as well as numerous restaurants within walking distance. One downside is that the hotel occupies only part of a multi-purpose building—specifically the 5th, 6th, and 7th floors—so it might be a bit difficult to find at first. When your phone navigation leads you to the location, be s

Driven by the excellent food and service at the Horizon Club, I switched from Shangri-La Yangzhou to Shangri-La Nanjing, embarking on another culinary adventure. 1. **Location**: The Shangri-La Hotel Nanjing boasts an excellent location. It's just one subway stop from Nanjing Railway Station, and the hotel is right next to the subway exit, making it incredibly convenient for exploring other attractions by metro. 2. **Guest Room**: A huge thank you to Manager Xiao Jiang at the Horizon Club for arranging the only lake-view suite on the 41st floor and for granting me a late check-out until 3 PM. The room was spacious and bright, with a generously sized living room and bedroom, both featuring full floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views of Purple Mountain and Xuanwu Lake. However, as the hotel has been open for some time, the room design inevitably had a few drawbacks. Firstly, there was no separate walk-in closet in the suite; I had to go into the washroom to change. Secondly, the luggage counter was rather small and high, which would be inconvenient for guests with a lot of luggage. Thankfully, the housekeeping staff quickly brought a luggage rack, providing a proper spot for my suitcase. Most importantly, the toilet in the bathroom wasn't separated by a door; it was openly situated next to the vanity, which significantly compromised privacy and convenience. While not a smart toilet, the heated seat was a comfortable touch. 3. **Dining**: The Horizon Club's dining options certainly lived up to Shangri-La's standards, with breakfast, afternoon tea, and happy hour all being very lavish. However, perhaps due to the sheer number of guests, the management felt a bit disorganized. Not only did the kitchen's food quality seem to decline—some dishes were bland, making me wonder if salt was forgotten or if they weren't cooked evenly—but the service quality also appeared to struggle. During breakfast, I asked a Horizon Club staff member if they could get me some Laoganma chili sauce from the downstairs restaurant, but they replied they couldn't leave their post. I then asked a chef, who promised to bring it, but perhaps they were too busy or forgot, as it only arrived after I had finished my meal. It felt like Nanjing's approach was different from Yangzhou's; the upstairs and downstairs restaurants seemed strictly segregated, preventing staff from cross-fetching items. What confused me, though, was that the soup dumplings I ordered and the pan-fried dumplings I picked up were clearly from the downstairs restaurant, as they arrived a bit cold. At Shangri-La Yangzhou's Horizon Club, staff would either ask the chefs or personally retrieve items upon request. Nevertheless, I must say, the à la carte duck blood vermicelli soup, seaweed wontons, beef noodles, and Eggs Benedict at the Horizon Club breakfast were quite good. The next day, when I had breakfast on the second floor, I discovered that, just as other reviews mentioned, the downstairs restaurant offered a much more extensive spread. There was a wide variety of Western breads and pastries, including large and fragrant caramelized egg tarts kept warm in a warmer, maintaining their fresh-from-the-oven quality. They also had trendy items like butter mochi, mochi yolk pastries, and kid-friendly treats like marshmallows, popcorn, and mini cupcakes—my eyes were truly overwhelmed by the choices. The Chinese section boasted delicious handmade soup dumplings, beef potstickers, siew mai, large pork buns, and duck blood vermicelli soup. Even the whole grain options like sweet potatoes and corn looked impressively large and generously prepared. However, when I asked the staff if I could order Eggs Benedict, they said they had never heard of it. Honestly, when evaluating a hotel's dining, I often prioritize whether they offer handmade food, especially at breakfast. I particularly dislike places that are filled entirely with reprocessed frozen foods; it just feels very insincere. Finally, I must also thank Sherry from the hotel's pastry shop for the delicious mini cakes and mung bean cakes delivered to our room. They were a wonderful surprise and a comforting treat after being out. 4. **Scenery**: Of course, a visit to Shangri-La Nanjing wouldn't be complete without checking out their rooftop helipad, but unfortunately, the weather wasn't good, so I missed out on the rumored stunning views. However, what I was very pleased with was the short walk—just a few minutes—from the hotel to Xuanwu Lake. It happened to be the lotus season, and strolling by the lake, I was greeted by the sight of 'lotus leaves stretching endlessly green to the sky, and lotus flowers under the sun glowing with a unique red.' As far as the eye could see, vast expanses of lotus leaves, like small umbrellas, swayed in the wind, creating gentle green ripples. Pink and white lotus blossoms bloomed in profusion, dotted amongst the green foliage, appearing exceptionally clear and elegant. Colorful pleasure boats crisscrossing the lake added a vibrant touch to Xuanwu Lake. In summary, I was generally satisfied with this stay. At check-out, I even received some delightful hotel-made palmiers, which was a lovely touch. I will definitely choose Shangri-La again on my next trip to Nanjing.