Hotels With Parking in Jiangxi, China

The room was great, located halfway up the mountain with valley views. The butlers provided excellent service, helping carry luggage to the room and offering a shuttle to the guesthouse center parking within the scenic area. Remember to check in at the guesthouse center, not the visitor center – don't make that mistake! The room was really good, my child loved it. The breakfast buffet was also delicious, with a wide variety of fresh items. The room was clean and the facilities were new. The booking also included three entrance tickets, which was quite a good deal.

I went to Fuzhou on a business trip some time ago and chose to stay at Hilton Fuzhou Poly Huazhang. The overall experience was very good and I must share it. • Convenient transportation: The hotel is located in the High-tech Zone of Fuzhou City, in the commercial center, and is only a 6-minute drive from the railway station. It is very convenient for people like me who travel frequently. • Pleasant environment: As soon as I entered the hotel, I was attracted by the 80,000 square meters of outdoor artificial garden landscape. The traditional Chinese architectural design style makes the whole hotel full of elegant charm. Walking in it is comfortable and relaxing. • Intimate service: From the check-in at the front desk, the staff is enthusiastic and professional, quickly handles the formalities, and also introduces the hotel facilities intimately. During the stay, any needs can be responded to in time, which is really worry-free. • Rich dining: The ”Moonlight” buffet restaurant provides a lot of food, high-quality seafood, fresh and delicious, on-site cooking is full of fireworks, and there are various international and local cuisines to meet different tastes. The Cantonese and Gan cuisines in the ”Yugongguan” Chinese restaurant are also quite authentic, and every bite is intoxicating. It is very pleasant to order a cup of coffee in the ”Liuguang” lobby bar and enjoy the outdoor scenery. • Complete facilities: The hotel has a large conference and banquet venue of 4,300 square meters, including conference rooms, banquet halls, boardrooms, and outdoor sunny lawns, which are suitable for both business meetings and social gatherings. In addition, the gym is fully equipped and the swimming pool is clear. It is so comfortable to swim a few laps. Living here, you can work and relax at the same time. This time I stayed at the Fuzhou Poly Huazhang Hilton Hotel, which was impeccable in all aspects. Next time I come to Fuzhou, I will definitely choose this place!

Fantastic new hotel in the best, convenient location inside Wangxian Valley. Centrally located so it is a breeze to stroll to the village, snack street and restaurants, stores, workshops, and live performances. Each hotel building is in a unique traditional Chinese village style. Staying in the scenic area has the added benefit of enjoying the valley and natural scenery in the morning and early afternoon before the mass tour crowds from outside arrive after 3pm. The nearby Chaohelou watchtower is a short walk from the hotel lobby building and provides a commanding panoramic view of the entire valley both in the early morning and nighttime. The hotel also provided tickets for a complimentary photo shoot at the nearby by Bojue National Portrait studio. Includes 5 free digital photos, hanfu wuxia style Chinese costume rental, and a professional photographer to take your pictures; highly recommended. Ms Xiao Yu 小喻 from the concierge reception staff was very helpful, attentive, thoughtful, provided a comprehensive schedule and great advice for all the immersive live performances, and arranged for a taxi driver to take me from the hotel to the local bus station. Staying at Xiansu hotel and Wangxian Valley was a truly wonderful experience, like living in the magical fantasy towns of wuxia films Crouching Tiger, Once Upon a Time, and Legends of the Condor Heroes and animated film Spirited Away.

The location is fantastic. Downstairs, you'll find Metro Line 1 and several bus routes, and right across the street is the Municipal Committee and Government building. My room faced Tengwang Pavilion, and the distant night view was stunning. The front desk staff were very efficient with check-in and check-out. From February 20th to 24th, the floor attendant servicing room 3115 was incredibly warm and attentive; the room was spotless and even had a smart toilet. Breakfast was great, and I enjoyed Nanchang's signature mixed noodles and pottery pot soup. The dinner menu at the rooftop lounge was better than at the Shangri-La Hefei, and I especially loved the cheese with red wine. 😍

I specifically booked this room so my nearly 90-year-old mother could comfortably watch the fireworks. After making the reservation, I even called the front desk to confirm details. Upon checking into room XX21 on a higher floor, I found that it didn't have the floor-to-ceiling windows I'd imagined, and the Twin Towers weren't visible. However, I could see 7 out of the 9 fireworks boats. So, from the room, you really could watch the fireworks show and enjoy the beautiful night view of Tengwang Pavilion. The best spot on my floor to watch the fireworks was at the end of the corridor, offering a panoramic view, but people had already set up chairs and were waiting there as early as 4 PM. For breakfast on the first day of the ***** New Year, between 8 and 9 AM, it was impossible to find an empty table. I wanted to try the clay pot soup; during the 30-plus minutes I was eating, I saw the soup pots brought out 4 or 5 times, but each time there were only 5 or 6 servings, and they were all gone by the time I got there. I had to regretfully give up. The hotel staff were quite friendly, and the room was clean and tidy. However, if you're looking for a panoramic indoor view of the fireworks show, I'll have to keep searching.

This hotel offers great value for money. The rooms are very spacious, and the breakfast buffet has a wide variety of options, which my child really enjoyed. It's quite convenient if you're driving, and the front desk even upgraded us to a deluxe twin room.

The only selling point of this hotel is its proximity to Tengwang Pavilion and Dashi Yuan. The view varies depending on the room type; I booked the 'Little Duck Family Room' which overlooks Bayi Bridge. Contrary to what some other guests said, I thought the breakfast selection was pretty good. They had white sugar cakes and earthenware pot soup. I was a bit disappointed that the preserved egg and pork patty soup I wanted wasn't available, but they did have the signature mixed noodles. The Western breakfast options were a bit limited, but the Chinese selection covered most of Nanchang's local snacks. The restaurant service was also good, and the Chinese restaurant on the fourth floor was decent too. However, the room facilities could use an upgrade; some of the cabinet doors were a bit old.

Staying within the scenic area was a brilliant choice. It allowed us to explore in the evenings and early mornings when there were fewer tourists. The guesthouse, which is uniformly managed by the scenic area, exceeded our expectations. It was clean and tidy, with all amenities thoughtfully provided (like disposable bathtub liners and toilet seat covers). The butler service was excellent; they contacted us via WeChat two days in advance, and after check-in, promptly and proactively sent us various information and even arranged exclusive activities. On the day of arrival, we joined the butler for a photoshoot in the rapeseed fields, and the next morning, we strolled through the ancient village with them, listening to stories of old houses. During both activities, the butlers were incredibly enthusiastic and attentive. They paid special attention to elderly guests and those who loved taking photos, ensuring no one got left behind, and frequently reminded us about the slippery stone paths on rainy days. Other staff members at the guesthouse were also very proactive and pleasant. The only minor inconvenience was that the guesthouse rooms were quite spread out, making the walk to the breakfast restaurant a bit far.

The room had an antique charm and no strange odors. The front desk staff proactively upgraded my room, which was very thoughtful service. The sound insulation was good, and the street wasn't noisy. The room heated up quickly with no strange noises. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. My only suggestion is to add a toilet seat cover; it was too cold. The parking lot was at an acceptable distance, but every single car had trouble exiting. Each one had to contact customer service before they could leave the parking lot.

After spending a few days on Mount Lu, we then chose to stay for a night at the Sheraton Jiujiang Ocean Hotel. We'd still like to express our gratitude to He Qi and the male front desk staff who checked us in that day. Their thoughtful arrangements allowed us to get a good night's rest and recover a lot of our energy. The hotel opened in March, so its facilities are very new. Our Lake View Premium King Room featured both a shower and a bathtub, which our child absolutely loved splashing around in. There was also a dedicated work area and a coat rack, making the space well-utilized and very comfortable. The bedding was just right – neither too soft nor too firm – and the fully smart air conditioning and bathroom ensured a high quality of sleep. The breakfast selection was rich and delicious, offering a good blend of Western and Chinese options, and even featured a dedicated kids' section. The breakfast staff were professional and polite; while waiting for our food, we even chatted with the staff member at the noodle station about the weather and local waterfalls. Overall, it was a very relaxing and pleasant experience. This time, we didn't have enough energy to try the swimming pool and gym, but we'll definitely make sure to on our next visit. As expected from an international brand like Sheraton, the quality is guaranteed. Our child was so happy when they learned we'd be staying at the Sheraton after coming down from the mountain that they exclaimed, 'We're home!'