Hotels With Wi-Fi in Jiangxi, China

I really loved the simple and elegant decor of the room. The owner, an auntie, was incredibly warm and friendly! I'd give her a perfect 100! I stayed in the 'Xiao Man' room, which was newly renovated and really nice, plus it had smart home features throughout. The cleanliness was spotless, making my stay incredibly reassuring. The air conditioning was cool, and I slept soundly all night. The next day when we were leaving, we forgot something, and the auntie actually reminded us herself. I'll definitely choose this guesthouse again next time!!! This area is also a lot of fun, I highly recommend everyone to come and visit!!

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.

I recently stayed at MY Hotel (Nanchang Hengmao Dream Times, Xiejiacun Metro Station Branch), and I was pleasantly surprised by the overall quality, comfort, and convenience offered at such a reasonable price. This property is a great option for both business and leisure travelers who want to enjoy a clean, modern hotel with easy access to Nanchang’s main attractions. First of all, the location is very convenient. The hotel is situated near Xiejiacun Metro Station, which makes it extremely easy to travel around the city. Within just a few stops, you can reach major landmarks such as Bayi Square, Tengwang Pavilion, and the Gan River. The Hengmao Dream Times shopping complex is also nearby, offering a wide variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops. This combination of metro access and entertainment options makes the hotel an excellent base for exploring Nanchang. The hotel itself feels new and well maintained. The lobby is welcoming and efficient, and check-in was smooth and straightforward. The staff members were friendly and professional, and although their English ability was limited, they tried their best to assist, and translation apps worked fine. I appreciated their polite attitude and willingness to help with directions and local advice. My room was clean, bright, and modern. The design is simple but stylish, with comfortable bedding and practical furniture. The bed was large and supportive, with fresh linens and soft pillows that made for a good night’s sleep. The room also had air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and a small desk area, which was helpful for doing some work during my stay. Wi-Fi was fast and stable, which is essential for travelers who need to stay connected. The bathroom was also very good—compact but functional, with a nice shower, clean towels, and basic toiletries provided. Everything worked well, and hot water was consistent. Housekeeping did a good job in keeping the room tidy and replenishing supplies. One of the highlights for me was the quiet environment. Even though the hotel is in a lively district, the rooms are well-insulated, and I was able to rest comfortably without noise disturbances. This made a big difference after long days of exploring the city. If I had to mention a small drawback, it would be that the hotel does not have many luxury amenities like a gym, pool, or large restaurant. However, for the price and location, it offers exactly what most travelers need: a safe, clean, and comfortable place to stay with reliable service. In summary, MY Hotel (Nanchang Hengmao Dream Times, Xiejiacun Metro Station Branch) offers excellent value for money. With its convenient metro access, clean and modern rooms, friendly staff, and peaceful atmosphere, it is a very good choice for visitors to Nanchang. I would happily recommend it to other travelers and would consider staying here again on my next trip.

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.

Clean and hygienic, the boss is very enthusiastic, can park, can wash, slippers are generally in the four-star five-star hotel to appear in the proportion of high, the homestay has such hygiene and supplies is very good, the price is so close to the people, it is recommended to stay. Driving to the scenic spot for ten minutes, eating a street at the door.

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.

This guesthouse near Wangxian Valley offers incredible value for money, far exceeding our expectations. It's only a few minutes' drive from the scenic area, and the owner provides complimentary shuttle service, making getting around super convenient. The room was clean and tidy, with a cozy layout, and the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, fully stocked with toiletries – every detail was well thought out. The owners were incredibly warm and hospitable, genuinely welcoming us with fresh fruit upon arrival and offering thoughtful recommendations for local eateries. Tucked away in the mountains, the guesthouse boasts a tranquil and quiet environment, free from traffic noise, ensuring a great night's sleep after a long day of exploring. With excellent facilities, convenient parking, and an affordable price, it's perfect for families or friends traveling together, and an outstanding choice for accommodation when visiting Wangxian Valley.

I want to start by sincerely thanking the uncle who works at this homestay for all his hospitality and attention. From the moment we arrived to the moment we left, we were very well treated and taken care of. I will definitely remember our stay in Wangxian and hopefully come back to see the uncle. My partner and I visited from Canada and I speak very little mandarin. Despite this, the uncle and the other residents of the neighborhood were very patient and helpful when communicating. The check-in process was electronic. You scan the uncle’s QR code with your WeChat and register your information. For foreigners, it would be helpful to have WeChat running before arriving. The check-in was in Chinese, but I just screenshot the page and translated it and had no problems. We stayed in room 301, it was a double room and true to the pictures. The cleanliness was good and it was quite confortable. There are large windows for lots of sun. The water is hot and the AC is functional, no complaints. The homestay is very well located about a 10 minute drive from the Wangxian scenic area, and roughly an hour from Shangrao station. In the vicinity, there are many restaurants and a little supermarket. Since it was quiet the night we checked-in, the uncle took us to visit the town nearby and gave us lots of recommendations for our visit such as going to the scenic area in the afternoon, and staying until the lights come on to see the night view. We had dinner in the neighbour’s restaurant as recommended by the uncle. The food was home-cooked and the quantities were generous. Although we ate at the neighbour’s, the uncle also has some food and beverages you can buy, as well as some tables where you can eat. Later in the evening, the uncle and neighbours invited us to sit with them and we shared some great moments together. The next morning, the uncle had prepared a very typical Chinese breakfast for us to try. We then went up to the scenic area around midday and came back around 7pm. When we came back, we had dinner in the neighbour’s restaurant again and shared some more moments with them. The uncle and neighbours helped us coordinate transportation to our next location and gave us recommendations to better enjoy our next destination which we followed and it turned out great thanks to them. The community is what makes this place charming and I recommend it to anyone.

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.