Romantic Hotels in Jiangxi, China

We stayed in a 1.5 twin-bed room. The beds were large and quite comfortable. The key highlight was the hotel's public areas, which were exceptionally striking. The entire environment was beautifully designed, creating a very comfortable and relaxing atmosphere that made you want to linger. The hotel breakfast was also delicious, and the all-Chinese options were very kind to the stomach.

The front desk service was excellent; they handled issues promptly. A staff member was very enthusiastic and even carried my luggage to the room. The room itself was nice and very clean. It's a bit of a shame I missed the night view since I checked in later, but the sunrise in the morning was beautiful. Now for the highlight: the breakfast was incredibly diverse! It featured local Nanchang specialties, porridge, noodles, various pastries, bread, drinks, coffee, and fruit. They even had a salad option for those watching their diet. Breakfast was definitely a satisfying experience. Plus, I could store my luggage for free at the front desk after checking out, which was very convenient for travel. I could enjoy my day and pick up my bags later to head to my next destination. Keep up the great work and continue to improve your service!

This B&B is located within a residential complex, a stand-alone villa with five floors. The garden view is truly beautiful, and the owner's service is excellent. They offer a pottery experience, which I unfortunately didn't get to try due to time constraints. Plus, they have a few super cute cats! If I ever go to Wuyuan again, I'd definitely book this place.

My stay at the Shanshui Hotel was excellent! All the staff were warm and attentive, always ready to help. My personal butler was especially thoughtful and took excellent care of me throughout. The lobby offered complimentary drinking water and convenient amenities, and we even had warm porridge – so comforting and reassuring! Fresh oranges were thoughtfully placed in the room, adding a refreshing fruity aroma. The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, close to major tourist areas, making sightseeing quick and easy. Both the service and the location were superb; highly recommended!

The villa is right in Guling Town, making it super convenient for getting around and dining. The staff helped us with our luggage the entire time, and the hotel even has its own parking spots, which solves the problem of finding parking. Since we booked two different room types for our two-night stay, the staff, considering we'd have to switch rooms in between, proactively upgraded us to an incredibly beautiful room. We were able to enjoy the snow, rime, and the mists of Mount Lu right from our room.

The quality of Kaiyuan Guan Tang is consistently excellent; this large chain brand truly delivers. The hotel environment is fantastic, like a classical garden park where every step reveals a new beautiful scene. We parked at the main entrance, and the hotel arranged for a buggy to take us directly to our room. They also offer a Hanfu experience, which is perfect for photography enthusiasts. The service was outstanding. Upon signing up for membership, we immediately received extra breakfast vouchers and a complimentary upgrade to a family room. The room was incredibly spacious, and the facilities were quite new. The breakfast selection was plentiful, and the cakes and rice noodles were especially delicious. I want to give a special shout-out to Chen Yongman, the concierge at the front desk. He was incredibly kind and attentive, helping us retrieve an item our child had lost. This made the end of our trip feel exceptionally pleasant.

The room is clean and tidy, with a smart toilet. The courtyard has beautiful scenery, with picturesque mountains and clear waters, and fresh air. The robot delivery service is a thoughtful touch. Breakfast is rich, delicious, and varied. We also tried pottery and took beautiful photos in the courtyard while wearing Hanfu; every shot was Instagram-worthy. There's free and convenient parking, and it's very close to the Ceramic Museum, only 1.5 km away, making it easy to get around. Dining is also convenient, with a great restaurant right next door that serves delicious food cooked on a traditional wood-fired stove.

The hotel is nice and a comfortable environment. It's location is a bit out of the way, but not too bad. The rooms are a bit small, particularly compared to similarly priced hotels in bigger cities. (e.g. I came from Shanghai and spent a similar price for a room that was easily 50% larger. Given Shanghai prices, it should have been the other way around.) The breakfast was very underwhelming. Poorly cooked ”western” food that only vaguely looked like what it was supposed to be, and tasted nothing like it. Small selection of lukewarm Chinese breakfast items. Tiny bottles of yoghurt. Very watered down juice.

The hotel offers convenient pickup and drop-off services at both the Lushan Cableway Upper Station and Guling Town, Lushan. When heading out to explore the attractions, there are regular shuttle buses every hour or half-hour from the scenic area's designated stops, which is incredibly convenient, reassuring, and thoughtfully arranged. The hotel boasts stunning sunset views. You can take a short walk down to Baiyun Valley for a closer look or simply enjoy them from the hotel's fish pond. The room was clean, and the bedding was dry and comfortable. A particularly thoughtful touch was the daily provision of foot bath tubs and hot water, perfect for soaking tired feet after a long day of sightseeing and relieving fatigue. They also offered complimentary milk, snacks, and fruit beverages. While individual room amenities, such as the smart toilet, were quite good, I believe there's room for improvement in the overall comfort and practicality of the hardware. For instance, the marble shelf in the shower, intended for toiletries, was concave in the middle. This meant the hotel's small bottles of toiletries and my own had to be propped against the edge or laid flat. The smart toilet, though high-tech, was a bit startling at times; it would automatically open and close its lid when the room card was inserted or when I approached to use the trash bin. 😜 On the third day of our stay, we returned to the room in the evening to find no complimentary drinking water and had to request it from a staff member. Additionally, the foot bath water in the thermos was scalding hot, despite the cap indicating 'comfortable water temperature.' Thankfully, I'm usually cautious and tested the water first, preventing a burn. I suggest more attention to these minor details for improvement.

Came to Ge Xian Village for a trip and stayed at this hotel for a day. All the staff I encountered greeted me, and they were all very polite. When checking in, the front desk attendant, Xiao Hou, was especially enthusiastic and even got a complimentary breakfast voucher for my child. The room's overall cleanliness was good, and the facilities were complete. Breakfast was generally good; although there wasn't a huge variety, it was sufficient, and I especially loved their noodles. The resort has many activities, fresh air, and beautiful night views. Releasing sky lanterns at the Star-Picking Tower at night was quite spectacular. It was a shame it rained when we went, which dulled the fun a bit, but it was still enjoyable.