A Must-Stay in Nanjing: Blossom Hill Inn

📍Address: No. 47, Madao Street, Qinhuai District, Nanjing The most satisfying part of my Nanjing trip was staying at Blossom Hill Inn! Before departure, I almost changed hotels several times due to some negative reviews that made me hesitant, and I was worried about hygiene and service standards in this non-star-rated accommodation. However, considering its convenient location at Zhuque Lane and the opportunity to pet cats, I decided to go. The experience turned out to be a delightful surprise! 1. Exceptional service! In the prime Laomendong area where space is precious, Blossom Hill Inn even reserves two temporary parking spots for luggage handling. Due to overwhelming tourist crowds during my visit, nearby parking was closed, but the staff proactively offered to park our car for us while we explored worry-free. In such crowded streets and an unfamiliar city, not having to hunt for parking was incredibly thoughtful! They even sent detailed parking location photos afterward. Blossom Hill Inn is a boutique hotel blending classical aesthetics with modern living concepts, offering urbanites a poetic escape from hustle through its unique design language. I adored its antique decorative style – courtyards with water features and flowers exuding strong Suzhou-Hangzhou charm. The white walls and black tiles highlight traces of time, housing the historic Sanguan Hall from Emperor Zhu Di's era, where centuries of history envelop you. Having once read about an ornamental plant called Banks' Rose, I unexpectedly encountered it at Blossom Hill Inn. Banks' Rose is a famous fragrant climbing ornamental plant, known as the "Queen of Vines," perfect for decorating pillars, trellises, pergolas, and walls. Friendly reminder: This inn is pet-friendly! Remember to bring leashes. [Smart][Smart]