4-Star Hotels in Jiangxi, China

Looking at the pictures, I thought it was just a regular guesthouse, but once inside, I found the room to be really nice and new. The complimentary water bottles were also a nice touch, and my child absolutely loved them. Being located right inside the scenic area is a huge plus. We could go straight back to our room after exploring, avoiding the crowded exits. During Chinese New Year, it's definitely better to stay within the scenic area for a much better experience. As for the service, I felt that all the staff members were very good. You could sense their harmonious working relationship, and they were very enthusiastic when answering tourists' questions. The guesthouses are quite spread out, and the area feels a bit like a maze. If it weren't for the Spring Festival crowds, I would highly recommend a visit, especially for the spectacular night views.

My child had a great impression of the hotel and said they want to stay here again next time we visit Jingdezhen. First, the pros: The location is excellent, very close to Taoyangli Scenic Area and the Imperial Kiln, within walking distance. The family room is spacious and even comes with a tea room. The decor is more unique and locally inspired compared to generic chain hotels. There's also a 'South Wall' right at the hotel, so you don't have to queue up at Sanbao Village for photos. The cleaning staff were very thorough, and all frontline employees were very patient. Now for the cons: The lighting only has two modes: bright and ambient. It's either all on or all off; there are no table lamps or floor lamps. After my child went to bed early, if the adults wanted to relax or entertain themselves, they had to sit near the bathroom door or in the tea room, relying on the faint streetlights outside. If you needed to use the restroom at night, you'd have to use your phone for light. Additionally, the breakfast variety and taste were rather mediocre. Overall, it's still quite good.

This stay absolutely exceeded my expectations! The hotel's location is super convenient, just a few minutes' walk to the subway station, with plenty of restaurants and shopping areas nearby. Getting around and finding food was a breeze. The room was spotless, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the pillows were just the right height. Combined with excellent soundproofing, I slept soundly all night. The amenities were also thoughtful: the high-speed WiFi never lagged, there was plenty of hot water, and the toiletries were high-quality. Every detail showed great care.

I specifically booked this room so my nearly 90-year-old mother could comfortably watch the fireworks. After making the reservation, I even called the front desk to confirm details. Upon checking into room XX21 on a higher floor, I found that it didn't have the floor-to-ceiling windows I'd imagined, and the Twin Towers weren't visible. However, I could see 7 out of the 9 fireworks boats. So, from the room, you really could watch the fireworks show and enjoy the beautiful night view of Tengwang Pavilion. The best spot on my floor to watch the fireworks was at the end of the corridor, offering a panoramic view, but people had already set up chairs and were waiting there as early as 4 PM. For breakfast on the first day of the ***** New Year, between 8 and 9 AM, it was impossible to find an empty table. I wanted to try the clay pot soup; during the 30-plus minutes I was eating, I saw the soup pots brought out 4 or 5 times, but each time there were only 5 or 6 servings, and they were all gone by the time I got there. I had to regretfully give up. The hotel staff were quite friendly, and the room was clean and tidy. However, if you're looking for a panoramic indoor view of the fireworks show, I'll have to keep searching.

Met up with a few old friends in Yingtan and chose the Hampton by Hilton as our gathering spot. The hotel's location is pretty central; it took about ten minutes by taxi to get to our dinner place in the old city, and there's a convenience store nearby for drinks and snacks. The lobby is spacious, so even with a few friends waiting in the lounge area during check-in, it didn't feel crowded. Our rooms were all on the same floor, and the hygiene was excellent – clean bedding with no strange smells, and the bathroom trash was always emptied promptly. The rooms were also well-ventilated. The service was friendly and efficient; the front desk staff were patient and thorough when processing individual check-ins for multiple people. Our request for a late check-out was kindly accommodated, and room service responded quickly. The facilities perfectly met our needs for a get-together; the sofa area in the room was big enough for three or four of us to sit around and chat, and the TV's screen-mirroring feature made it easy to share travel photos. The flexible breakfast hours were also perfect for our late-riser group. As a choice for a friends' reunion, the hotel provided just the right convenience in terms of space arrangement and time flexibility, making our gathering even more relaxed and enjoyable.

Very satisfied with all aspects, the breakfast is very rich, the lemonade in the lobby is delicious, there is a gym on the 5th floor, but we are going to Wugong Mountain so we don't need to use any energy, haha. When checking out, the lady at the front desk saw that we were wearing outdoor clothes and knew that we were going to climb the mountain, and gave us fans and fans, which is very considerate. Recommended

The hotel is quite new. This was my second time in Nanchang, and I found its location to be excellent, making it super convenient to get anywhere. There are tons of snack streets nearby. The hotel service was great, I was very satisfied. It's also really close to Tengwang Pavilion, and the breakfast featured local specialties. The only downside is a sewer pipe near the crosswalk right outside the hotel entrance – it stinks terribly, and I'd get a whiff of it every time I passed by.

Overall, my stay was quite pleasant. I'd particularly like to commend the hotel's service; the staff were very enthusiastic and responsive to all my requests. While the breakfast selection wasn't extensive, the food was tasty and met my daily needs. The in-room dining, especially the Western dishes, was exceptionally good and high quality. The only downside was the ceramic experience class offered through the hotel. I was the only student that afternoon, and the instructor was clearly impatient, frequently making 'tsk' sounds. This made me feel very uncomfortable and completely ruined my mood. I honestly do not recommend this activity. If you don't have the patience, please don't teach beginners!!!!!! After speaking with the lobby staff, they actively helped me resolve the issue. If you're looking to try pottery, I suggest going to Taoxichuan across the street and picking any studio there; you'll have a much better experience.

The hotel parking lot has plenty of parking spaces. The hotel is also easy to find, close to Vientiane City, and convenient for dining around. The hotel lobby is grand and comfortable. There is a business area on the first floor where you can work freely. It is very warm. The hotel service attitude is very good. The front desk lady is warm and friendly, providing thoughtful help and suggestions. The hotel room facilities are great and the hygiene is clean. It must be rated five stars [strong]

To Lushan Hotel: A Warm Retreat Amidst the Clouds and Mist Staying at Lushan Hotel, I truly understood the joy of 'scenery and service, both picture-perfect.' As soon as I got out of the car, a staff member came over with an umbrella, smiling as they took my suitcase and said, 'It's foggy on the mountain, watch out for slippery roads.' That one sentence instantly dispelled the slight chill of the mountains. During check-in, the front desk not only patiently explained the scenic bus routes but also quietly upgraded my room to one with a view of Guling Street at night. Opening the window, I was greeted by lush greenery and twinkling lights stretching across the mountains. In the morning, wanting to try a local breakfast, the restaurant auntie, upon hearing I preferred light flavors, specially served an extra bowl of warm Lushan Yunwu tea porridge, along with a small dish of homemade pickled radishes – crisp and refreshing. When checking out, it happened to be raining, and the hotel thoughtfully provided portable rain ponchos and packed tea eggs, reminding me to 'have something to eat on the way and travel safely.' From the thoughtful details to the considerate anticipation, Lushan Hotel makes a mountain journey more than just about the scenery; it's also about a comforting and caring experience.