Hotels With Gym in Jiangxi, China

The hotel is quite new, conveniently located in a prominent and easy-to-find spot. Cleanliness: Spotlessly clean. Environment: The surrounding area boasts numerous dining options, supermarkets, bars, and late-night eateries. Takeaway services are also readily available, and you'll find no shortage of tea shops and cafes. The hotel itself features restaurants, and the breakfast spread offers a good variety with decent taste – truly comprehensive and satisfying. Service: Fantastic! The staff were very friendly and always smiling.👍 Facilities: A point to note for first-time visitors to Yichun – not all rooms at the hotel include hot spring tickets.

The environment was decent, and breakfast offered a good variety. Overall, the service was okay. However, the main drawback, likely due to management issues, was the poor elevator experience. Not only were there cigarette butts, but the long bench inside was covered in thick dust, as were other parts of the elevator. Upon entering the restroom, a strong smell of urine hit me. Since the room's door closer was faulty, and it was late, I decided to just deal with it and go to sleep. Around 5 AM, I was woken up by the noisy street outside. The room phone was useless, so I eventually had to call the front desk to get engineering to come fix it, which took over ten minutes. At breakfast, I had to look through more than ten cups, all of which were chipped. It was truly a very disappointing experience.

Having heard so much about Wangxian Valley, finally seeing it today, 'stunning' and 'awe-inspiring' are the most fitting words. It's especially remarkable knowing that its predecessor was an ecologically devastated area due to over-mining. To transform it into such a grand, retro-style Gan-style village, designed and rebuilt with incredible creativity, building scenery along the mountain cliffs – it truly makes for a breathtaking sight. The design and construction are incredibly thoughtful; almost every corner, every plant, and tree is a beautiful scene you can't help but capture with your camera. Yet, you also want to put the camera down and let your eyes soak in the beauty. The room layout is also excellent, with a strong homestay vibe. From the moment we arrived, staff were there to help with luggage and guide us, even delivering bags to our room – it's all very standardized and well-managed service. However, one day here really feels rushed; if you have enough time, I'd suggest two days to truly experience it. Oh, and the breakfast is incredibly rich, offering both local specialties and classic Chinese and Western breakfast items. The food is genuinely delicious, and the variety surpasses even five-star hotels. We stayed near the guesthouse reception center. The only drawback was the lack of dining options nearby; we had to walk to the snack street at the bottom of the valley or to the few restaurants in the middle section, but they closed quite early. Later, we discovered that the old enclosed building at the guesthouse reception center actually had many specialty snacks and delicacies, and they were open very late. The Yangkou fried noodles, clear soup wontons (get the ones with egg!), and the crock pot stew at the very back were all delicious. Highly recommend!

I found this hotel temporarily with my colleagues on a business trip. I didn't notice the invoice problem when I booked it, but the front desk manager Shi was very professional and patient to help us solve it when I checked out. The hotel itself is also very good, the decoration and facilities are generally new, and the price-performance ratio is very good.

When I was choosing a room, I found it quite confusing. It was hard to tell the main differences between each room type. I'd suggest the hotel add some notes, for example, indicating that a certain room type is located in the 'old enclosed building'. The old enclosed building itself is quite unique, but the soundproofing for the open-plan rooms isn't great. Also, the windows in each room are quite small, so the view is very ordinary. The overall style of the room is minimalist. It's not very spacious, and the amenities are quite basic. There isn't even a wardrobe to put things in, just a simple clothes rack. So, I strongly recommend replacing the large bathtub, which serves little practical purpose, with a storage cabinet. Having that bathtub right in the living area, visible as soon as you open the door, is neither aesthetically pleasing nor practical. I also have to complain about the hygiene. The phone on the bedside table had a visible layer of dust, and the window sill and windows hadn't been cleaned in a long time – when I tried to open a window, dust flew everywhere. There were multiple stains on the fabric sofa. While fabric can be hard to maintain, efforts should be made to clean it thoroughly, otherwise, it really impacts the overall impression. Aside from the hygiene and some layout issues that need improvement, the location is excellent. It's right at the entrance to the scenic area and also a shuttle bus stop, which is very convenient. Since there are many steps within the scenic area, this location has almost no steps to navigate. The breakfast selection was also quite good.

Hey, I'm staying here again. The room is really nice. The stay experience was fantastic. I'll stay here again next time I have the chance. The front desk service is also great. Thank you, ladies. Oh, and the room we stayed in has a bathtub and a disposable bathtub cover. You can soak in it and wash away the fatigue of the day.

This hotel is on the uphill, inside the Lushan attraction. If you come to Lushan/Jiujiang by train, you need to go to their Sightseeing bus centre, and take their sightseeing bus to go up to another bus centre, and just give a call to the hotel, they would pick you up by a comfortable car. We had an unpleasant encounter with the didi driver driving us to the uphill, the driver was rude, even said to me “I got no time, just buy the ticket faster” (you need to purchase a ticket for the didi car and for yourself to drive up, an hour drive btw). So glad that the hotel staffs were all so nice and understanding. They welcomed us warmly, even listened to me complaining about the driver’s behaviour and rude remarks. They presented us with a welcoming fruit platter too! The hotel is clean, and very bear to Ruqin Lake. For my room, we got to wear 2 sets of hanfu for free (just put a deposit first, they’ll return the depo after you return the clothes). The staffs helped us bring our luggages into the room, even offered extra towel and room slippers since we came in 3. You got to experience brewing chinese tea by yourself too, since they prepared chinese tea leaves and chinese tea pot set in the room. Since we arrived there around 3, and had to take shower and clean up first, so we would only be able to start exploring Lushan at 4. The hotel staffs at the reception were so kind to prepare us with a map and gave us recommendations on places we can go, in the best order, since they know we would be walking until late at night. The picture of the lake is Ruqin Lake, it’s just in front of the hotel. As for the next morning, we had to wake up early to get a morning train from jiujiang to jingdezhen, so I asked for the receptionist’s help to make a wake-up call, in which they actually called our room at 4am! Thank you so much. Overall, the stay here was amazing! We will find for JI Hotel the next time we travel to China.

The hotel's location is excellent, and the rooms are clean and tidy. I booked a room with a pavilion view for one night, and the night view of Tengwang Pavilion was indeed stunning. It's also very close to Tengwang Pavilion, just across the road. It's also convenient to walk to popular restaurants and snack streets. The front desk service attitude was very good, but their proficiency still needs improvement. I booked two rooms for three nights in total; the first night was a pavilion view room, and the second and third nights were standard rooms. After the first night, I needed to switch rooms, so I specifically went to the front desk early in the morning to ask if they could arrange the two rooms next to each other. The front desk staff readily agreed at the time. However, when I returned to the hotel in the afternoon, the rooms assigned to me were still separate. The front desk lady then fiddled with the computer for a long time without success. Finally, she called the manager, who also fiddled with it for a long time. They eventually found two rooms that could be next to each other, but one of them reeked of smoke. She offered to 'deal with it' for me, but I refused. In the end, I was too exhausted to argue further and compromised, taking the two separate rooms. In the evening, the manager sent some fruit as an apology. I'm still very satisfied with the hotel overall, but I do think the front desk staff's operational skills need to be strengthened! The hotel's breakfast is decent; if you're not in a hurry to go out and explore, you can go to Dashi Yuan next door for breakfast, which is a very short walk away!

It's rare to see a clear starry sky in the city, but at Wangxian Valley at night, far from light pollution, you can look up and see a sky full of stars. As the night deepens and the tourists leave, the canyon returns to quiet, with the mountain breeze gently sweeping past the cliff houses, accompanied by the chirping of insects. Pull up a chair on the guesthouse balcony, gaze up at the brilliant Milky Way, and let go of all life's pressures. There's no need for long hikes; you can simply look up at the stars from the guesthouse itself. Special thanks to Butler Huanhuan, who reminded me to watch out for mosquitoes at night. Under the night sky of the mountains, quietly feel the starlight sprinkle down, and embrace a romantic, healing moment that belongs exclusively to summer.

Full score! Wuyuan super healing treasure homestay! The most pleasant surprise of this trip to Wuyuan was to choose this homestay. The stay experience was directly full, and the whole process was comfortable and healing. Must focus on praise the butler, the service is particularly intimate and thoughtful. When checking in, take the initiative to help carry luggage and relieve the fatigue of the journey. I also carefully introduce the surrounding situation, sincerely recommend the authentic restaurants that locals often go to, avoid the net red stepping on the thunder store, and take the food guide directly, which is very practical. The overall environment of the homestay is quiet and elegant, clean and refreshing. The room is open and well equipped. My favorite is two large balconies with a wide view. Sitting in your leisure time, enjoying the scenery of Wuyuan Mountains and Wild Mountains, it is comfortable and relaxing. The sanitation is meticulously cleaned and the living comfort is very high. The overall price is super high, the service is warm, the environment is beautiful, and the details are full. I highly recommend this homestay for a trip to Wuyuan, and I will choose to stay again next time!