4-Star Hotels in Jiangxi, China

An excellent experience! This hot spring trip was very relaxing. The hot spring water temperature was just right, and the water quality was clean, leaving my skin feeling smooth afterwards. The hotel environment was quiet and peaceful, the room was tidy, and the staff were enthusiastic. The only minor drawback was the slightly limited dinner options, but overall, it offered great value for money and was a pleasant short getaway. I would consider coming back again.

Xiansu is located right inside the Wangxiangu Scenic Area, and the stay includes admission tickets, making sightseeing very convenient. You don't have to rush back and forth to see the cliff night view in the evening—you can simply return to your room to rest whenever you're tired, and the atmosphere for taking photos is amazing. The bedding in the room was generally clean, but due to the wooden traditional structure, the soundproofing was a bit poor. Being in the mountains, it's quite humid, so the bathroom tends to get water puddles, and you might occasionally spot a small bug. The guest rooms are scattered around, and many require walking up quite a few stairs. While the butler can help carry large luggage, it might be quite strenuous for anyone with mobility issues. The breakfast is a buffet with a fairly decent variety, including freshly cooked noodles, steamed buns, side dishes, and fruit. It gets crowded during holidays, requiring waits during peak hours, and popular dishes are replenished rather slowly. The pros are the immersive experience of Wangxiangu's day and night scenery; the cons are the average soundproofing of the wooden walls, allowing you to hear tourists walking about at night. It's suitable for travelers who want to see the cliff night view and enjoy a magical, fantasy-like atmosphere, but those who seek ultimate quiet or have mobility issues should think twice before booking.

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 hotel is on the uphill, inside the Lushan attraction. If you come to Lushan/Jiujiang by train, you need to go to their Sightseeing bus centre, and take their sightseeing bus to go up to another bus centre, and just give a call to the hotel, they would pick you up by a comfortable car. We had an unpleasant encounter with the didi driver driving us to the uphill, the driver was rude, even said to me “I got no time, just buy the ticket faster” (you need to purchase a ticket for the didi car and for yourself to drive up, an hour drive btw). So glad that the hotel staffs were all so nice and understanding. They welcomed us warmly, even listened to me complaining about the driver’s behaviour and rude remarks. They presented us with a welcoming fruit platter too! The hotel is clean, and very bear to Ruqin Lake. For my room, we got to wear 2 sets of hanfu for free (just put a deposit first, they’ll return the depo after you return the clothes). The staffs helped us bring our luggages into the room, even offered extra towel and room slippers since we came in 3. You got to experience brewing chinese tea by yourself too, since they prepared chinese tea leaves and chinese tea pot set in the room. Since we arrived there around 3, and had to take shower and clean up first, so we would only be able to start exploring Lushan at 4. The hotel staffs at the reception were so kind to prepare us with a map and gave us recommendations on places we can go, in the best order, since they know we would be walking until late at night. The picture of the lake is Ruqin Lake, it’s just in front of the hotel. As for the next morning, we had to wake up early to get a morning train from jiujiang to jingdezhen, so I asked for the receptionist’s help to make a wake-up call, in which they actually called our room at 4am! Thank you so much. Overall, the stay here was amazing! We will find for JI Hotel the next time we travel to China.

This is our second time staying at this hotel, and we chose it again because of its fantastic location, but even more so for its exceptional quality and service. The location is unbeatable—just a 3-minute walk to the North Gate of the Pavilion of Prince Teng, and about 7-8 minutes to the South Gate. If you stay in a river-view room, you can see the pavilion directly, and the night view is particularly stunning with its brilliant, glittering lights. It's also super convenient and close to Wanshou Palace, Dalishi Courtyard, and Hama Street. The breakfast is also fantastic, offering a great variety of both Chinese and Western options with excellent taste. Highly recommended—thumbs up to the hotel!

We stayed for 3 days in this lovely hotel, the lady running the place was really nice and helped us organising trips in the Wuyuan area. From the terrace you have a great view of the village and can take great photos. The rooms are spacious and offer everything you need. The lobby/ breakfast area has a lot of charme, since all the furniture is from another era and so the place just feels very original and homey. Even though on 2 of 3 days we were the only guests, we got a full buffet of delicious Chinese food for breakfast, including a good coffee. The organised trips with Mister Yu were such a pleasure, he showed us the best spots in the area and was a really good driver.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel and would definitely recommend and consider staying again in the future. I visited Ganzhou to see an old friend, who had warned me that the city does not see many (if any) foreign tourists, and indeed the hotel staff seemed a little concerned at our language barrier (regrettably, my Chinese is still very poor) and that I might struggle to communicate if there were any problems. Despite this, we were able to understand each other through the use of translation software, and they were very courteous and kind in my brief dealings with them. The room was extremely spacious, clean, comfortable, and luxurious, with free snacks and drinks replenished daily. I would have liked to have spent much longer at this hotel because the room was so nice. The lobby area was similarly clean and beautiful with a pleasant ambience. As for the location, I was escorted everywhere by a friend who lives in Ganzhou, so I cannot say for certain how centrally located the hotel is. However, Ganzhou does not have a subway to begin with, so DiDi (taxi) is the best option for getting around regardless of where you are, and as such I do not think it really matters. I was satisfied with the location. I think it took about 20-30 minutes by taxi to reach the train station, and maybe about the same to reach some larger attractions of the city, such as the old town and the shopping mall. In conclusion, while I do not think the hotel (or the city as a whole) has much experience with foreign, non-Chinese-speaking travellers, I was very warmly welcomed and had a wonderful stay. I definitely anticipate staying here again if I return to Ganzhou in the future, and would recommend it to anyone else looking to stay in this city!! I'll work on my Chinese in preparation for my next visit!

Absolute five-star review! The National Day holiday was so crowded, and this was definitely the most satisfying part of our entire trip. It's very close to the Imperial Kiln Scenic Area, which solved the transportation problem in Jingdezhen! The room design was very thoughtful. The old house is just a gate away from the scenic area, and we kept hearing people from the scenic area knocking on our door – ding ding dong dong – haha, it was quite cute. Getting around was super convenient; when we got tired, we'd just come back for a bit, then head out again. The overall hygiene was excellent and very clean. If you're coming to the Imperial Kiln Scenic Area, you absolutely must choose to stay here (7)!

The environment here is truly amazing, with an atmosphere that brings a sense of peace. The room was spacious and clean, and the underfloor heating and radiators were incredibly effective! My absolute favorite was the tatami next to the bed; I dozed off there happily several times… it was so toasty. Of course, the bed itself was also very comfortable. Then, every morning when I woke up for breakfast, the responsible young man would softly and kindly ask what I'd like to eat and drink. Afterwards, the uncles and aunties in the kitchen would prepare it for you. It's all very home-style food, which is really comforting. Everyone here is so kind and friendly 🥹. Every day, I'd go 'bother' the golden retriever, 'Fugui,' who is super cute and affectionate. Playing with him for a bit before going to pottery class was also incredibly therapeutic. The late-night desserts were delicious too: peach gum stewed with white fungus, fresh milk taro balls with peach gum, purple sweet potato stewed with peach gum – a peach gum lover's dream! And the owner is super nice, oh my god… I had originally booked two nights at Wujing and one night at Wuji, but when I arrived, they actually upgraded us to three nights at Wujie! Ahhh, I'm so grateful 🥹. It was so comfortable that I ended up booking an extra night because I really didn't want to leave! I definitely want to come back next time I have a holiday!!!

This stay truly exceeded my expectations. From the moment we walked in, the concierge immediately offered to help with our luggage, and the front desk manager, Liliya, was very efficient with check-in. The hotel even contacted us in advance to confirm our arrival time. Room: We booked a twin room and were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary upgrade. The room had an expansive view and excellent soundproofing, allowing us to sleep soundly through the night. Location: The hotel is conveniently located near Yao Yu Zuo and Taoxichuan Market, making it super accessible.