Hotels with WiFi in Jiangyin

"Zara at the front desk was very welcoming during check-in. She was able to accommodate my request for a room away from any smoke. The room lighting was comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep, and the bedding was excellent. The shower had good water pressure, the space was not cramped, and there was even a marble seat."

"The hotel is right next to Wanda Plaza, and a Hema supermarket is just around the corner, which is very convenient. There's also parking nearby, a bus stop downstairs, and a gas station across the street. The receptionist was incredibly friendly, and the hotel also sells sanitary napkins. Breakfast is served on the first floor, with hot water and paper cups provided. Takeout orders are delivered to your room by a little robot. Although it's near a shopping mall, the soundproofing is excellent; there's no loud noise, and the carpeted corridors make walking and dragging luggage very quiet."

"I absolutely have to give this hotel a huge thumbs-up! As soon as you walk in, you're greeted by a subtle, relaxing aroma. The room gets fantastic natural light and boasts a wide-open view outside the window. The bathroom has a great separate wet/dry area, and the water pressure is excellent, making for a really comfortable shower. It was incredibly quiet at night – I couldn't hear any noise from the hallway at all. When I checked out, the front desk even gave me a small souvenir. The attention to detail in their service is just perfect, I loved it!"

"This new hotel is clean, bright, and offers convenient parking. It's located in the heart of Jiangyin, making it easy to get around. What really stood out was the Fisherman's Wharf buffet dinner for 368 RMB per person – it was amazing and great value for money."

"Every stay at Atour feels incredibly reassuring. The lobby's fragrance is so soothing, and the rooms are well-lit with a thoughtful layout and impeccable cleanliness. The mattress and pillows are super comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep even if you're particular about beds. The front desk lady with glasses provided excellent service—she's beautiful and kind, always ready to help. The breakfast is fresh and varied, and they even offer comforting congee late at night. The human touch here is just fantastic!"

"The twin room is very suitable for family travel. Two separate rooms, one with a 2-meter wide bed and the other with a 1.6-meter wide bed. The bathroom is also large enough, with a smart toilet and shower room, double sink and bathtub. I have a 10-month-old baby, and the hotel added a baby bed. The room has a high ceiling, and it feels comfortable when you enter the room. The breakfast is also quite rich, with rice noodles, noodles, duck blood vermicelli soup, and tofu pudding. It is also very convenient to have the hotel's sightseeing bus pick up and drop off."

"I recently stayed at the Atour Hotel in Jiangyin for the first time, having visited other Atour locations multiple times. This trip was mainly for a client meeting, and I spent 3 days and 2 nights here. The hotel facilities are excellent, and the staff are friendly and welcoming, making me feel right at home. I’d like to highlight a few aspects of my stay: first, the warm reception and attentive service from the front desk staff made a great first impression; second, the room was spacious and well-lit, with soft bed linens and a cozy comforter that allowed me to rest well after a busy day; finally, the hotel is well-maintained, and the overall cleanliness was impressive. One point to mention is that the toilet is prone to clogging, and I hope this can be improved as it was somewhat inconvenient. Additionally, since there is a renovation project nearby, I was initially worried about potential noise disturbances. To my surprise, the hotel remained wonderfully quiet, creating a pleasant atmosphere, and they thoughtfully provided earplugs for guests, which I appreciated. Breakfast options were diverse, and I was delighted to find century eggs on the menu—such a pleasant surprise! Overall, my stay was very satisfying. The convenient location is perfect for business travelers. I look forward to returning to Atour Hotel and hope to see improvements regarding the toilet. I would definitely recommend this hotel to friends and hope to visit again soon!"

"Jiangyin, a county-level city, truly astonished me! It's far more prosperous and has more to offer than I ever imagined. Jiangyin's charm lies in the lively atmosphere of its old streets, the grandeur of the Yangtze River, and the stories embedded in its century-old architecture. First, I visited the former site of the Kuomintang Jiangyin Fortress Headquarters, which is easily walkable. The Republican-era architecture is quite distinctive, and best of all, entry is free! Just a short stroll from there, you'll find the bustling pedestrian street, teeming with people and vibrant local life. I then leisurely walked to Xingguo Temple. This was my first time seeing the Xingguo Pagoda, which is said to symbolize Jiangyin's resilient spirit. This was also free to visit. From my hotel, I took the subway to the Jiangyin Yangtze River International Church. This Gothic-style building, with its beautiful stained-glass windows, is incredibly photogenic. During my visit, a service was taking place, which was a truly fascinating and unique experience for me (also free). Locals recommended I visit Junshan Temple. A short taxi ride (minimum fare) took me there. Before the temple, I first entered a very authentic Taoist temple – another first for me! There were even Taoist priests chanting. A bit further from the Taoist temple lies Junshan Temple itself. It's a massive complex built into the mountain. Climbing to the top offered panoramic views of Jiangyin city, and the Yuangtong Pavilion at the summit was particularly magnificent (the Taoist temple is free, the temple charges 10 yuan). Finally, I went to E'nbizui Park. The highlight was exploring the E'nbi Cave, which is quite long, narrow, and winding, making you feel like you're traveling through a time tunnel. Following the boardwalk, I reached the riverside observation deck, where I enjoyed views of the Jiangyin Bridge – a perfect end to the day (free). After E'nbizui, you'll find Shipyard Park. A stroll along the river here led me to the Jiangyin Yangtze River Great Protection Exhibition Hall, affectionately known as Jiangyin's 'Bruges'. It's a great spot for photos, and watching ships pass by with the river breeze is lovely. If you catch it at sunset, the river turns golden, creating an absolutely incredible atmosphere. Jiangyin is truly a hidden gem! I was genuinely surprised by how much it had to offer on my first visit – from historical and cultural sites to natural beauty, and from delicious food to stunning scenery, every aspect was a delightful surprise. And a special shout-out to the hotel I stayed at; the one Doubao recommended was perfect! It was incredibly convenient for getting around, and the hotel staff were exceptionally warm and welcoming. The environment was beautiful, and the bed was so comfortable! I'll definitely come back if I get the chance."

"Upon arrival, I was immediately impressed by the hotel's beautiful garden landscape. Cary at the front desk was warm and courteous, making the check-in process quick and smooth. She even proactively pointed out the garden's highlights. However, the breakfast restaurant service was extremely subpar; I wouldn't even give it a 1-star rating. All 5-star service was exclusively from the front desk and housekeeping staff."