Wanjia International Hot Spring Hotel Nanjing, Ganzhou

The environment is very good and upscale, and the service of the front desk staff is also ok. We came for the hot spring pool in the room and it felt pretty good. I paid a 500 deposit for check-in, and the sky hot spring is charged separately. It seemed quite fun, but I didn't experience it because I checked in late. The buffet is also relatively rich. The only drawback was that the water stains on the shower head in the bathroom affected the appearance a bit, and the water in the shower at one o'clock at night was very hot. I adjusted it to cold water, but the cold water became smaller and smaller during the shower, and finally disappeared completely, so the water was too hot to continue washing. It was quite late so I didn't go to the waiter~ It was normal the next day. Overall, the price/performance ratio is okay.

The room is clean, spacious and comfortable. It has been upgraded to a pool view room with a wide view. The price is so worth it during the National Day! The "Wuliangye" in the Chinese restaurant on the third floor is super delicious. I added breakfast. The price is too good. It’s only 20 yuan for a four-star standard. Highly recommended for cracking the wall.

The hotel lobby has a large space and ample leisure seats, making it look like a star-rated hotel. The elevator speed is just right, the staff's service attitude is very good, and I feel comfortable all the way from entry to convenience. There are plenty of parking spaces and the transportation is very convenient. The morning breakfast is very rich. It is one of the best buffet breakfasts in the experience center. It is worth recommending and will continue to order next time.

Both are Wanjia hotels, the facilities are much worse than those in Dehua, and the breakfast is average. There is no food nearby and parking is free. I'm a little dissatisfied. They have to charge a deposit. Many hotels in China no longer charge deposits. Dehua Wanjia's facilities and equipment are much better than those in Nanjing, so they don't charge them either. They actually charge a 500 deposit here. . . The gym is free, but the hot springs are available for an additional fee.

The whole family went on a May Day trip and were pleasantly surprised to stay at this hotel, which is a 40-minute drive from the Tulou. We arrived late from Quanzhou, and the hotel upgraded my parents' king-size room to the same floor, which was very considerate. The room was spacious, with good facilities, and was clean and tidy. I have to praise the breakfast, which was particularly rich.

The worst hot spring hotel I have ever stayed in. The room always smells like sewage. After being ventilated for an afternoon, the smell was very strong when I came back. The smell made me want to vomit, and it was even more outrageous that it was so big. The air conditioner in the hotel actually broke down in the middle of the night. It was said that it would be repaired at 14:00 the next day. The weather was nearly 32 degrees during the day. I was really impressed! There won't be a next time