James Joyce Coffetel (4.0 Jiangmen Wuyi University, 33 Old Street Flagship Store)
A 4.0 flagship hotel of Jinjiang Group in Jiangmen, James Joyce Coffetel is a premium Chinese cultural hotel brand themed on café culture. Integrating youthful and diversified elements with the brand’s retro style, it creates immersive social experiences and a composite living space rich in thematic culture. Catering to the quality demands of mid-to-high-end business travelers and middle-class tourist families, the hotel strives to deliver a comfortable, pleasant journey filled with the aroma of coffee.
The hotel features a variety of guest rooms designed in British-Hong Kong retro style, as well as a deluxe conference hall accommodating up to 100 people. Built with elegant British retro décor, all facilities highlight intelligence, sleep comfort, health protection and environmental friendliness. With complete supporting amenities including an in-house café, restaurant, conference rooms, fitness center, laundry room and children’s play area, it aims to be a benchmark for premium accommodation in Pengjiang District, Jiangmen.
Under Jinjiang Hotels (China), James Joyce Coffetel is a mid-to-high-end hotel brand that combines café culture with hospitality services. It pioneers the 24-hour Café+Hotel+Galleria Coffetel concept, featuring a multifunctional lobby integrating a coffee shop, cultural book bar, art gallery, merchandise exhibition zone and buffet restaurant. Crafted with a stylish and social atmosphere, the space embraces diverse cultures and ideas, offering guests an extraordinary travel experience defined as “A Unique Coffee Journey on the Road”.
"The hygiene was excellent, everything looked very clean and tidy. My kids absolutely loved the room's decor and didn't even want to go out and explore! The front desk service was also great; they were very helpful with all our questions. If we have the chance, we'll definitely stay here again. The kids really enjoyed it; they even tidied up the room when we left, saying they didn't want the staff to work too hard and wanted the room to look nice."