Hotels With Pool in Jiangsu, China

Our family booked three rooms for our vacation. The hotel lobby is tall and spacious, and the subway entrance is right outside, making transportation very convenient. Dream at the front desk was very thoughtful, upgrading our room type and specifically arranging for connecting rooms. Because we had seniors with us, they even assigned rooms close to the elevator – service was 10/10! Excellent value for money!

The room layout and design are very well thought out, with excellent soundproofing, thoughtful lighting, and comfortable bedding. The minibar is very well-stocked, and bath covers are provided free of charge. The overall cleanliness of the room was good, but there's room for improvement in the details. The bathtub rim had yellow stains, there was leftover trash in the corner of the bathroom, and the top of the sliding door was very dusty, which were definite drawbacks. The breakfast was plentiful, with delicious and exquisite bread, fresh cold cuts and salad vegetables, and excellent freshly squeezed juices. The braised pork noodles and 'Sanbai' wontons were particularly unique and tasted fantastic, a real highlight of the hotel. Scott was our 'neighborhood guide' during this stay; he answered all our questions promptly and was very responsive. Five stars!

This place is a wow when we reached We went to do a costume make u n get photographer to take pic for us within the hotel outdoor compound. Very beautifully built. Got free pan men ticket for stay in guest. We enjoy the pan men. The hotel rm was clean n comfortable Cleaning lady was friendly n nice The hotel bf us rmb68 per person with a lot of variety! We had good bf before checkout . Service was good. Every one was friendly n polite. We learned that many great leaders stay in this hotel too. Laundry service was free. Only the dryer take too long to dry cos it was not really like those commercial dryer that why it took a longer time to dry n I saw quite a number of ppl redry their clothes again cos the clothes not really dry. So this area take up lots of waiting time. Overall the place is huge, service staffs are nice, bf is great! I will recommend ppl to stay here. Rm bed is comfortable.

I was on a business trip and randomly picked this homestay nearby, not expecting much given the price. But I was pleasantly surprised when I got in! The room wasn't huge, but it was fully equipped with everything I needed. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, and there was a coffee table and sofa, which was really convenient for working. The staff were very thoughtful and even sent up two extra bottles of mineral water. They specifically told me the front desk was available 24/7, which was great. Breakfast was also quite rich. For this price, to get an experience like this, I'm really satisfied. I might even bring my kids here for a holiday sometime!

The room had so much character, you could tell the owner put a lot of thought into every detail. The service was also incredibly attentive; the owner tried their best to accommodate all our requests. Highly recommend! And since it wasn't peak season, the room rate was quite reasonable too.

Even after careful selection, this turned out to be a huge disappointment. Although it's called the ”Weaving Mansion” (Zhi Zao Fu), it's only because it's located inside a silk shop. It used to be a Blossom House (Manxin Hotel); had I known it was a converted Manxin, I never would have booked it. Facilities: Very outdated. The door creaks loudly even when just left open. The room basically consists of just a bed. While it advertised a courtyard, the yard is only half a meter wide—might as well not even have one. Cleanliness: Passable. Since I only stayed for 10 hours, there wasn't much to complain about here. Environment: The hotel itself has no real ambiance. You have to walk through a silk shop to enter and exit. There is a fish pond along this walkway which is a tiny nice touch, but that's about it. If you are looking for a traditional garden-style courtyard accommodation, I suggest looking elsewhere. Most importantly, however, there was a musty smell in the room. Mustiness, dampness, and a sticky feeling all mixed together. Since I arrived late at night and was exhausted, I was too lazy to change rooms, and checked out very early the next morning. I spent a lot of time looking at various hotels in Suzhou and thought the ”Weaving Bureau” would be steeped in history, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. Breakfast is quite basic, but that didn't matter as much as the massive gap between expectations and the actual environment. Service: Practically non-existent. If you are driving, do not choose this place. There is no parking on-site; you have to park quite far away, and the hotel doesn't cover the hourly parking fees. Out of the 8 hotels we stayed at during this National Day holiday trip, this was the only one that didn't contact us in advance. Therefore, you have to figure out the parking and find the hotel entirely on your own. In a completely unfamiliar environment, it takes quite a bit of time just to ask for directions.

Nestled by the Pinjiang River, this hotel is a hidden gem in the city. Stepping into the hotel, the bustling sounds of Pingjiang Road faded away. What greeted me was a charming courtyard, with a unique view at every turn. The light rain added a special touch of character. I stayed in a room with a courtyard. The hotel thoughtfully prepared a welcome fruit basket, and in the evening, there was a turndown service with sweet soup, which was a lovely touch. Breakfast offers both Chinese and Western options. You fill out a form upon check-in, and dining hours are from 7 to 10 am. Besides the set meal options, there's also a simple yet exquisite buffet, which was very satisfying. The courtyard room included an afternoon tea experience. As it rained the day before, the staff kindly helped reschedule it for the next day, which I greatly appreciated. Afternoon tea is served right by the Pinjiang River, with choices like green tea, black tea, and Pu-erh, accompanied by two fruits and four snacks. The afternoon tea is also open to the public, with packages priced at 199/299 yuan. When we were seated, there were some other guests smoking, and the smoke was bothering us. After informing the front desk staff, Ms. Xu, she brought us a fan. Additionally, due to the rain, the staff provided assistance in several ways. My thanks to Ms. Xu and the hotel staff for their help. Overall, it was a truly unique Suzhou courtyard experience. I hope the hotel continues to thrive!

Last May Day, we visited the Club Med in Taicang, and the GOs recommended the newly opened Club Med in Nanjing. This summer, I brought my child here for a weekend (three days, two nights) during the school holidays, and the experience was fantastic, definitely a full five-star rating! **Accommodation:** The rooms were clean and tidy, and the housekeeping was meticulous. The cleaning staff were very friendly and patient, always refilling our drinking water. The resort grounds are spacious and comfortable, with excellent natural surroundings. You can overlook the lake from the balcony, offering a wide and open view. **Activities:** There are plenty of facilities for play, both indoors and outdoors. We happened to be here during a heatwave, so we mostly opted for indoor activities. The indoor sports area includes basketball, badminton, table tennis, billiards, and rock climbing, as well as a 'parkour' area (similar to an adventure course) that my child loved, which we visited for two consecutive days. You can also book KTV sessions. When it's hot, you can also sit at the U Bar and play cards, which is very relaxing. Outdoor activities are also abundant. You can cross a bridge to 'Explore Park,' where you can try archery, kayaking, windsurfing, or even the 'flying trapeze.' However, the flying trapeze requires training, and you need to be able to hang from a bar with both hands for at least ten counts. Neither of us had that much grip strength (we could only manage up to five), so we just watched other 'experts' try it. Kayaking was quite nice; the lake water was clear, and there were little ducks swimming around. It's best to go in the late afternoon, around 5-6 pm, to avoid the intense sun for a better experience. My sister and I kayaked together, and circling the large lake wasn't tiring at all. It's suitable for mothers or older children with moderate physical fitness. **Service:** The butler service was online throughout our stay, with quick responses and smooth communication. Whether it was booking activities or requesting supplies, they responded and handled everything promptly. When we wanted a clothes drying rack for our swimwear on the balcony after swimming, it was provided very quickly, which was incredibly thoughtful and professional. Being peak summer holiday season, the restaurant entrance traffic was also managed efficiently; just stating your room number allowed for quick entry, which was very user-friendly. Here, you can shed your fatigue and quietly enjoy your holiday. I'm already planning to come back when the weather isn't so scorching (the 'furnace city' reputation is certainly well-deserved). **Two additional points:** There's an external food delivery pick-up point near the entrance, which is very convenient. I also loved the hotel's lighting fixtures; they were very artistic. Finally, a big thank you to our butler, KIKI Angel, for the excellent service!

This is a garden-style hotel situated within a gated, independent courtyard. The north side of the courtyard faces the water, and the reception lobby is very spacious. Thoughtfully, complimentary Chinese and English maps of Suzhou are provided at the front desk. We received welcome fruits in the room, and the breakfast was quite decent—solid and standard for this class of hotel. The rooms are spacious; even the standard room feels very large. The hotel facilities are quite new, with a complete range of amenities, and the bed is very comfortable. There's a rumor online that this is one of the top five hotels in Suzhou, but rankings are subjective and never absolute. However, the service here is unquestionably top-tier. All the reception staff are young, vibrant, and energetic. The service is attentive and thoughtful, making you feel cared for like family. Compared to other ultra-luxury hotels in Suzhou, it offers exceptional value for money.

There are so many great hotels in Wuxi. Having visited with my kids many times and stayed at various five-star hotels, this time we came to tour Taihu Lake. We booked the hotel very late on the day of arrival, and after calling first to inquire about the evening buffet, we finally chose the JW. The room was thoroughly cleaned, and the service was excellent and very prompt (there was a minor issue with the TV, but someone was sent right away to fix it). The hotel is located in a bustling downtown area with a lively atmosphere. Right downstairs is a shopping mall with everything you could possibly need, making it very convenient when traveling with kids. Above all, the night view is unbeatable! Looking out from the 57th floor, the night view of Wuxi is stunning! The dining and other amenities are quite decent—nothing extraordinary, but everything you need is there. And that's more than enough 👍 Overall, it was a fantastic experience. Since we love Wuxi so much and it's very convenient to get here from Shanghai, we will definitely stay at our JW again next time.