Hotels With Bars in Jiangsu, China

Arrived at the hotel early in the morning after the Dragon Boat Festival, and they upgraded my room. The room was quite spacious, still retaining that classic Hyatt style. Surprisingly, there was a telescope in the room, though it wasn't particularly useful. The hotel's location is absolutely excellent. You can take the subway directly from Xuzhou East Station to right downstairs. Below the hotel is a bustling commercial street with shops and restaurants of all kinds. To the south, you can walk to Huilongwo and Hubu Mountain. Just across the street to the north is the Confucius Temple, the 1818 Night Market, and Fuguo Street is also nearby. Several must-try restaurants on the 'best-of' lists are all within walking distance. It's perfect for enjoying food and drinks without getting too tired, making it an ideal way to experience Xuzhou.

Location: Excellent location—just a one-minute walk to the walking street and other famous attractions. Staff: Super friendly and always ready to assist immediately whenever needed. Facilities: Perfect for travelers who prefer having everything available in the hotel. Self-service laundry, drying machines, microwaves, and other convenient amenities are provided. Cleanliness: Exceptionally clean. The beds are comfortable, and the rooms are much quieter than I expected. As a light sleeper, I wasn't disturbed at all during my stay. Room: Very modern smart-controlled rooms with voice-command AI assistance, making the stay both convenient and enjoyable. Overall, a highly recommended hotel with a great location, excellent service, modern facilities, and outstanding cleanliness.

Environment: This must be a landmark building in Nanjing, visible from a distance. The 45th floor has a terrace, but unfortunately, the recent bad weather prevented me from going up. The views from the higher floors should be great, but the weather has been a bit disappointing lately. Facilities: The air conditioning was powerful, and the internet speed was very fast. The elevator requires a transfer. It was a bit warm on the last day. Service: Excellent service! Alice, the butler, was very responsive and proactively asked about my needs. The auntie on the 67th floor and the doorman were also very attentive.

Came to Suzhou from Nanjing for a two-day trip. Checked in late at night, and the front desk staff was incredibly kind. They upgraded our room to one with an open-air balcony – too bad it was raining, so we couldn't enjoy the breeze! Haha. The room was very clean, and the amenities were excellent, even Shuuke toothpaste! They also gave us a pretty little fan when we left. The hotel's location is perfect. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Suzhou!

Suzhou has so many hotels, and we spent a long time choosing AnShe. First, its location is fantastic – super close to the Suzhou Museum, Humble Administrator's Garden, and the Lotus Flower Market, which is a must-visit in June. Second, I saw many reviews praising their service, and it really lived up to the hype when we arrived; the staff were all very friendly and happy to answer any questions. Most importantly, the cleanliness was impeccable; every part of the room was spotless and well-maintained down to the smallest detail. Even though it's not a chain hotel, I was really satisfied with this stay.

Traveling to Nanjing for the weekend, I chose the Shangri-La Hotel Nanjing by Xuanwu Lake. The reception staff was incredibly kind, attentive, and lovely. The room they arranged was perfect, especially the air conditioning which was remarkably quiet. The bathroom was spacious and even had a dressing table and a small leather chair, which was a delightful surprise! The breakfast was bountiful, featuring freshly made soup dumplings, duck blood vermicelli, and even Meiling porridge, all local Nanjing specialties. It was very convenient to go for a morning workout by Xuanwu Lake right next door, making for a healthy and invigorating experience. We also got to visit the helipad upstairs for some great photo opportunities. All in all, Shangri-La Nanjing greatly enhanced our weekend trip, filling our memories with romantic pink hues. Excellent value for money, highly recommended!

Our home was getting new beds, so I spontaneously decided to take my child for a two-night stay, and I never expected to have such a wonderfully relaxing parent-child time at the Marriott. The most pleasant surprise during this stay was Ivy at the front desk, who thoughtfully upgraded us to an executive suite for free. The moment we opened the door, the spacious room, bright floor-to-ceiling windows, and the expansive view of Zilang Lake outside instantly made us feel at ease. There was also a small incident that made my impression of this hotel soar even higher. Since I had to get up early for a planned activity one day and was worried about oversleeping on another, I hadn't booked breakfast when making the reservation. This morning, however, my child really wanted to have the hotel breakfast, and I was looking a mess and really didn't want to go downstairs, so I told her to go to the restaurant and buy one herself. To my surprise, when the restaurant staff heard the situation, they actually let my child have it for free! This unexpected act of kindness truly touched me. The only minor regret is that my child brought her swimsuit for nothing. We had planned to go swimming in the heated pool, but my child kept procrastinating with her homework and ran out of time, so we never made it. Well, there's always next time.

The hotel's decor is elegant and unique, with meticulous attention to detail in everything from the water purification system to the bathroom design. Both seniors and children loved the terrace view. A special thank you to Leo and the other staff for their warm hospitality; they even helped us retrieve an item we accidentally left behind. Leo is a super thoughtful guy, 100% recommended!

This was my first stay at Intercity, and it exceeded my expectations. My husband and I have been checking out various hotels, from luxurious ones to cozy guesthouses, and this Yangzhou branch was by far the most comfortable and relaxing. They truly made us feel at home. Every staff member treated guests like family, which was incredibly warm. On our first day, the doorman meticulously washed our car because we had driven a long distance and there were many 'bug corpses' on the windshield. We were genuinely touched by his thoughtful gesture. Their enthusiastic service continued until we entered the elevator. Such small details were perfectly executed, which made me think that the rest of our stay would be just as good. And indeed, the breakfast was another pleasant surprise. Although the dining room was small, the dishes were exquisite and plentiful. Moreover, the service from Restaurant Supervisor Mu added another layer of excellence; honestly, there's nothing to complain about. (Also, Mao Mao from the laundry room was very patient and meticulous, and the laundry equipment was spotless, completely eliminating any concerns about hygiene). During our interactions, I learned more about Intercity's philosophy: to foster mutual respect and closeness, bridging the gap between people through the best service possible. This is truly a wonderful thing. We are very grateful for the warm service provided by every staff member at Intercity 💕. We will definitely be back 😊💕. We stayed in a Premium King Room, forgot to take pictures though 📷… 😅

After the Gaokao (college entrance exam), my friends and I decided to visit Nanjing. We stumbled upon the Atour Hotel Zhongshan Ling and what a great choice it was! The hotel is located right within the Zhongshan Ling scenic area. It used to be an orphanage school where Soong Mei-ling and Soong Ching-ling once taught, so it's absolutely steeped in history and feels incredibly significant. The rooms are charming with a full民國 (Republic of China) style and all the amenities you could ask for. Hotel staff member Zoe provided excellent service, always accommodating our requests. Five-star rating! Overall, I'm very satisfied and highly recommend it~