Qinhuai Ten Miles · Former Residence of Empress Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty · Xingyuan Hotel Reviews

Old and frail, street linking to the stay was like a ghost town after 11pm, will not stay again.

The area is very spacious, located near a street with plenty of food options, historical location

Small boutique hotel but superb quality. Self help Washing machines and dryers available, they even provided detergent and softener for free. Heated toilet, Dyson hair dryer. I didn’t expect that with the price I paid for the stay. Staff is excellent, helpful and professional! Great location to food and shops. I love it.

stunning property next to market laomendong & nanging wall & porcelain tower

Beautiful place and and great location, just opposite a scenic spot. Room is also huge with cute cats.

Beautiful historic hotel with modern amenities, located in scenic part of the city, good breakfast

This place is so peaceful and beautiful. And the location is a dream, right next to laomendong and the city wall. They offered me an upgrade on arrival and the room was so big, I also enjoyed a nice bath after a whole day of being on my feet visiting Nanjing. The mattress and pillows are one of the best I have encountered in China. All the staff is so nice! The breakfast is delicious and so well presented. I honestly regretted having to leave, but was so happy to return in the evening!

Very clean and atmospheric hotel. Even the standard rooms are huge and very quiet and comfortable. The area around is very nice and the main sightseeings are in walking distance. I would come back and stay longer without any hesitation!

Amazing hotel in nanjing located in the middle of the historic and turistic area. Just 15 minutes from Confucius temple. The hotel itself is AMAZING it really give off the vibes of ancient China. I will definitely come back and recommend all my friends

the A/C was not working. Else the place is nice and quiet

Nice and clean. Great bed.

The small courtyard is very artistic. There is a century-old ginkgo tree. It is a pet-friendly and cozy courtyard. The experience is great. Take a walk in the courtyard in the morning and evening, and sit in a rocking chair to drink a cup of tea. There is also a table in the courtyard. We ordered takeout and ate lobster and drank wine in the summer. It was so enjoyable.

I took my kids to Nanjing for a summer vacation and booked this hotel. Maybe because I had too high expectations, I was a little disappointed. Let me talk about it in several aspects. Hotel location: I have to say that the location of this hotel is really good. Just across the road is Laomendong, and it is also close to Dabaoen Temple. It is very convenient for eating, drinking and having fun. However, the hotel parking lot is a little far from the hotel, and you have to walk a distance under the hot sun. Fortunately, the front desk guy sent us to the parking lot, otherwise we couldn’t find it. Hotel facilities: It gives you a feeling of having everything. But everything feels a little bit inappropriate. For example, the hotel sells Dyson hair dryers. The hair dryers are indeed Dyson, but the socket is too loose, so you have to hold the plug with one hand and blow your hair with the hair dryer with the other hand. This posture is very funny. There is also the hotel TV, Xiaomi TV, but I don’t know if it’s been a long time or what, after looking for four or five remote controls, I finally found a matching one, but the TV was stuck and I suspected that the remote control was not matching at all, so I couldn’t watch it, so the child went from saying I like this hotel when he entered the hotel to saying I don’t like this hotel... Service: It can be said to be two extremes, some are very good, and some I don’t want to say anything except swearing. The hotel front desk and the restaurant aunt are very polite, running around for you and asking you what you need to eat... The more annoying one is the cleaning aunt. I asked where the restaurant is, she looked at me, turned around and left... left..., and the look in her eyes is hard to describe... Hotel rooms: Actually, it can be discussed together with the facilities, but let’s separate them. There is a lot I want to say here. Originally, I booked a backyard view room, and the front desk helped us upgrade to under the big tree in the front yard, which I am very grateful for. The guest room is really big, full of new Chinese style, which is in line with the characteristics of Laomendong. The room is equipped with a bathtub and a smart toilet. It can be said that it has everything it should have, but whether it is easy to use is another matter. These are indeed more challenging for later maintenance. The hotel may be a pet-friendly hotel. I saw many guests who brought their dogs to stay in the hotel. There is also a place to keep cats in the public area of the hotel. Breakfast: It's a normal breakfast. The aunt will ask you if you want porridge, wontons, or noodles. There are also tea eggs, coarse grains, cherry tomatoes, grapes, and buns and shaomai, which are normal. Parking: The hotel has free parking, but the parking method is to pay the normal fee first, and then ask the hotel for reimbursement. The underground parking spaces are still quite tight. Many of them are fixed parking spaces for owners, with ground locks, so you still have to look for them. The parking fee is so cheap in Laomendong. I parked for 24 hours on Saturday and only charged 10 yuan for parking. Even if it is not reimbursed, it is still quite cheap. Finally, I hope the hotel will get better and better!

The room was clean and comfortable, the courtyard was just what we liked, and the cats, dogs and little friends were all very happy. We could also try on Hanfu for free, which was a big surprise!