Best Jiangyin Hotels

"When I came to Jiangyin, I chose the Mercure Hotel under Huazhu. I was very satisfied with the experience. From the front desk to the guest room to the restaurant, everyone was very enthusiastic. The breakfast was also very rich. The room I stayed in was clean and tidy, and there was a faint fragrance. The service of all the hotel staff was very nice. I strongly recommend staying at Mercure when you come to Jiangyin for business trips. It's really good [strong]"

"Nice hotel, with clean and comfortable room. Breakfast has good assortment with both Chinese and western dishes. Smooth check-in and checkout process, the staff is very efficient and doing their best to accommodate their guests. Very recommended place to stay 👍"

"I happened to be in Jiangyin for a wedding, so I chose this new hotel. The reviews were mixed, but after my own stay, I felt it was truly remarkable, barely acceptable for a five-star rating. Entering the lobby, the receptionist was completely new and completely unfamiliar with the hotel procedures and room amenities. Luckily, it wasn't a holiday; National Day was coming up, and I could see how busy it was. This time, I booked a suite with executive privileges (55th floor). The perks are shown in the picture, so please check them out. They also happened to offer a complimentary afternoon tea (which was hilarious). After so many stays at this hotel, this was my first time with nothing at all—just two small desserts, not even cake. It was such a ridiculous rip-off! It should have been better off not offering it at all; it was completely worthless. Then, overhearing us complaining about the afternoon tea, the waiter gave us a few cookies (likely a beggar?). Room Amenities The hotel is quite new. The roller blinds are nice and flexible, and they block out a lot of light. Unfortunately, the water trap leaks. Bed: The bed is nice and I slept quite comfortably. Restaurants: There are two restaurants, the Chinese and the Western. I ate at the Western restaurant once, and aside from the steak, everything else was average. And their salad was, oh my god, so salty! I wonder what the chef was thinking. Breakfast: Honestly, the breakfast selection isn't very varied. I'm not sure if they'll be able to satisfy the crowds during the National Day holiday. The wontons were not very good; the meat and skin were separated, making them unpalatable. Cleanliness: The toilet seat was hairy and had stains in it (which I think is a big no-no). There was also double-sided tape on the glass (probably from the previous owner). Service: The service was average. There wasn't a five-star attitude. Smiling greetings and welcomes were always welcome, including from the manager. If you need help, they're pretty quick to resolve your issues (I added them on WeChat). Finally, if you're here for business, an occasional overnight stay is fine. If you're just here for fun (there's nothing much to do around here, and it's still under development), there's no need to come all that far. The promotion doesn't match the actual experience. Several elderly Shanghainese women were also left speechless by the afternoon tea in the executive lounge. The hotel pool is nice, but it can feel small when crowded. It's fine when there aren't many people. Personally, I don't think you need to make a special trip to stay here. It doesn't have any special features. I happened to be in Jiangyin for a wedding, so I chose this relatively new hotel. The reviews have been mixed, but after my own stay, I think it's truly remarkable. It's barely acceptable for a five-star rating. Entering the lobby, the receptionist was completely new and completely unfamiliar with the hotel procedures and room amenities. Fortunately, it wasn't a holiday, as National Day was approaching, and I can see how busy it was. This time, I booked a suite with executive privileges (55th floor). The perks are shown in the picture, so please check it out. It happened to come with a complimentary afternoon tea (which is hilarious). After so many stays at this hotel, the first time there was nothing at all. Just two small desserts, not even a cake. What a ridiculous bargain! It's better not to open it; it's completely worthless. Then the waiter heard us complaining about the afternoon tea and gave us a few cookies (like a beggar?). Room Facilities: Very new. The roller blinds are nice and flexible, blocking out light quite well. Unfortunately, the shower was leaking. Bed: Nice bed, very comfortable. Restaurants: Chinese and Western. I ate at the Western restaurant once, and aside from the steak, everything else was pretty average. And their salad was, oh my god, so salty. I wonder what the chef was thinking. Breakfast: Honestly, the breakfast offerings weren't very diverse. I'm not sure if they'll be able to satisfy the crowds during the National Day holiday. The wontons were not very good; the meat and skin were separated and unpalatable. Cleanliness: The toilet seat was hairy and had stains inside (which I think is a big no-no). There was also double-sided tape on the glass (perhaps from the previous owner). Service: The service was average, not a five-star experience. They greeted and greeted us with a smile, including the manager. Your needs were addressed quickly (after all, I added them on WeChat). The cleaning ladies were nice and welcoming. Finally, if you're here for business, a one-night stay is fine. If you're just visiting for fun (there's nothing much to do nearby, and everything is still under development), there's no need to come specifically. The promotion doesn't match the actual experience. Several Shanghainese women were also speechless when they saw the afternoon tea in the executive lounge. The hotel pool was nice, but it felt small when crowded. It's fine when there aren't many people. Personally, I don't think you need to stay specifically. It's not a big deal. The glass was broken."

"Very considerate. When I returned to the room from a party in the middle of the night, I saw the cookies prepared by the waiter. It was just a good way to relieve my stomach after drinking too much wine. The room was clean and quiet, which was nice."

"Very good, the environment is very beautiful, especially the scenery of the back garden is very beautiful, suitable for morning jogging, the room is very clean, the bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas, the hotel front desk is very enthusiastic, especially Xiao Fang and Jeremy are thoughtful and responsive."

"The hotel lobby is grand, the front desk check-in is efficient, the housekeeper Xiaodan delivered drinks in the evening, the experience was full, Xiaoan in the lobby bar greeted and said goodbye before leaving the hotel, the coffee was also very good, I will come again next time. At the same time, thank Alice Momo for her service. The hotel decoration is grand and the hygiene is also good"

"It's my first time to visit Jiangyin. The hotel room is very big and comfortable. The soundproofing is also good. It's very quiet at night. The breakfast is also rich. It happened to be the Spring Festival these few days. The subway and bus are free. Jiangyin is not big. Although I don't live in the city center, it's very convenient to go anywhere and it's not far away."

"The room is large and clean, the service attitude is good, the breakfast is good with many varieties and a lot of healthy vegetables. The transportation is also very convenient. There are several gardens and former residences of celebrities within a 15-minute walk. The No. 8 tram at the door can take you to the Bund and several other attractions in Jiangyin."

"The hotel has a great location and convenient transportation. It is very convenient to get to the high-speed rail station from the highway. The hotel facilities are complete and clean. The breakfast is good and cost-effective. It is worth recommending!"

"The most satisfying hotel in the north of Suzhou on this National Day is worth recommending. At the same time, as a member of Jinjiangyan, it is the first time to know the Lijuan brand. Located in Jingjiang New District, about 15 minutes drive from the city center. The hotel is newly opened this year, so the hardware facilities are good and there is a sense of design. The family room booked is large in size, the bathroom is separated from wet and dry, and there is a separate cloakroom and dressing table, which can be achieved without affecting each other. Breakfast is also quite rich, both Chinese and Western. But there are also some shortcomings: 1. When checking out at the front desk, the person in the front desk smoked directly, and the staff saw it, but did not stop it; 2. There is no seat for breakfast and you need to find a seat by yourself. This has no impact, but when there is a conflict due to the seating, there is no staff to solve it; 3. Auntie did not check the spare amount of toiletries when cleaning, causing some trouble. The flaws are not concealed, next time I go to Jingjiang, Lijuan is still my first choice."