I visited Jiaxing during the May Day holiday and stayed at the LUXEMON Hotel in Jiuquli for the first time. To be honest, I usually stay at Nanhu Hotel Q whenever I come to Jiaxing, but this time I decided to try something new.
**A Surprisingly Great Overall Experience**
From the moment I arrived, parking was incredibly convenient. The front desk staff were warm and attentive during check-in, making me feel very welcome. The room itself was a pleasant surprise – clean, tidy, and well-maintained. It didn't feel like an independent hotel at all; in fact, the service level was on par with many five-star chain hotels. What impressed me most was the value for money. Considering the location and the quality of the facilities, the price was truly excellent.
**A Quiet Foodie Haven in a Bustling Area**
The hotel's location is superb, right outside the Jiuquli commercial street. For a foodie like me, it was paradise! There's an abundance of delicious options for every meal, all within easy walking distance. I never had to worry about what to eat.
**Excellent Breakfast Quality**
I have to commend their breakfast! While it might not have the sheer variety of a top-tier five-star hotel, the quality control was impeccable. The ingredients were fresh and clean, and they refilled dishes quickly, so you never had to worry about missing out if you came a little later. Most importantly, there were many dishes I loved, and they tasted fantastic, setting me up for an energetic day.
**The Inconvenient 'Steps' Design (Major Complaint)**
However, there was one detail during my stay that made me quite uncomfortable, and I feel compelled to bring it to the hotel's attention. We booked an executive room, but this particular room was located in a separate section on the third floor, requiring us to climb 5 or 6 steps to access it. For travelers like us, hauling heavy luggage up those steps was incredibly inconvenient and awkward.
Looking at it from another perspective, if an elderly person with mobility issues or a disabled individual were staying there, the complete lack of an accessible ramp makes this design flaw seem highly unreasonable and lacking in human consideration. I strongly recommend the hotel optimizes this, or at the very least, informs guests about these steps when assigning rooms and asks if they mind. If not, they should offer to arrange a room change. This oversight truly detracted significantly from an otherwise perfect stay.
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