Hotels with Parking in Zhenjiang

Absolutely fantastic! The front desk proactively upgraded our room, which was bright, clean, and tidy. Even with the limited availability during the Spring Festival, they provided an extra blanket. The housekeeping staff cleaned the room daily, and they even gave us a complimentary tea gift before we left – very thoughtful. The only downside is that Atour's membership card is a bit pricey; 99 RMB is only for a quarterly pass.

The location is excellent, the environment is nice, the rooms are spacious, the layout is good and practical, and the design style is warm and elegant. However, the actual experience wasn't very solid. For example, there's no ramp to enter the lobby, so you have to carry your luggage up the steps; the smart toilet splashes water when you sit down; the smart voice system malfunctions; the air conditioner keeps switching on and off and is very noisy when it starts; when the shower head is adjusted to medium water pressure, the outer nozzles barely spray any water, but when the water pressure is increased, the outer nozzles are weak while the center nozzles spray with a force like a high-pressure water gun, which is puzzling. The staff are enthusiastic and patient, and actively try to solve the problems, but the equipment really needs to be properly adjusted.

Living on the top of the mountain is a great experience! After the tourists in the scenic spot have dispersed, they enjoy the beauty of the entire mountain top and see the sunset and sunrise. The whole process of Yidaochang is very patient and meticulous, and the chat is very pleasant. He took us to the palace at night and made a vivid and interesting explanation. The quality of sleep is also very good, I haven't slept for a long time with such a good quality. There is also a hidden advantage to live here: burn head incense! Just in time for the day is fifteen, and I went to burn head incense at six o'clock in the morning. A bowl of hot noodles for breakfast, Yidaochang also made coffee, and it was very pleasant to drink coffee with the wind on the top of the mountain. A very unforgettable and very happy journey, highly recommended to stay (live on the top of the mountain has the unique advantage of the top of the mountain, if you are pursuing the standard of a five-star hotel, just... don't want it and want it:)

This hotel boasts an excellent location, right at the west entrance of Xijin Ferry. Within a hundred meters, you'll find a plethora of popular eateries, from à la carte restaurants to dim sum places, coffee shops, and even the famous 'Guogai Mian' (pot-lid noodles). The only downside is that it gets very crowded on weekends and holidays, so be prepared to queue. The hotel itself is small but exquisitely designed, offering a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The prices are quite reasonable on weekdays, though they do go up during holidays. It's about a 20-minute walk to Jinshan Temple, and you can easily take a taxi or public transport to Beigu Mountain and Jiaoshan Mountain, both within a 4-kilometer radius.

The price is really good for off-peak travel. From the moment we arrived, the hotel front desk provided us with meticulous service with a professional and enthusiastic attitude. Not only did they patiently select a comfortable room for us to ensure that we stayed at ease, but they also carefully introduced the beautiful scenery and characteristics around the hotel, which gave us a deeper understanding of Zhenjiang. In particular, the tourist route planned for us by Xiao Zhang at the front desk was so thoughtful! I was deeply impressed that she took the initiative to contact us when something accidentally fell in the lobby. Your enthusiasm and professionalism made us feel the warmth of home and made this trip more memorable. It is our luck to meet a front desk like you who serves with heart! I am very satisfied with this stay experience. There are many parking spaces, and there are places with popular snacks around. The room is also clean and tidy. The waiters I met are all warmly greeted. It is a happy and satisfying experience.

Very satisfied. Service: Excellent. Special mention to Ms. Pan Hua and Ms. Yao Ting!! And Mr. Qiao Hongsheng, who helped with the car wash. He was very friendly and proactive in resolving issues. Thank you for your hard work. Cleanliness: Excellent too! I used to think that old hotels might have average cleanliness, but this one was exceptional. The room provided plenty of disposables and small drinks, which was a very thoughtful touch. A future renovation would be even better! Five-star rating! 

Despite our late arrival, the front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and efficient during check-in. They even thoughtfully upgraded our room and provided complimentary warm milk to help us sleep. The room itself was very comfortable, the mattress was incredibly comfortable, and the excellent soundproofing ensured a perfect night's sleep. Breakfast was delicious, offering a great variety of choices, and the service staff were courteous and attentive. In the afternoon, the front desk proactively offered us a complimentary late check-out, which was incredibly thoughtful! Overall, an absolutely wonderful experience!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had a wonderful experience staying at this hostel. The place was clean, comfortable, and well-organized, and the atmosphere made me feel truly at home. The staff were kind, respectful, and always willing to help whenever I needed anything. What I appreciated most was the peaceful environment and the overall care given to the residents. It was more than just a place to sleep—it was a comfortable and welcoming place where I could relax and focus on my studies. I’m genuinely grateful for my time here and for all the good memories I made. I highly recommend this hostel to students and anyone looking for a comfortable, safe, and welcoming place to stay. ❤️

The service was great, and the hotel environment was also very good. It seems to be under the Marriott brand. Breakfast wasn't crowded, and the stay was quite peaceful. Highly recommended~~~

GreenTree Inn, Jurong (Jiangsu Province) is an oldie but a goody! I stayed there for 5 nights in late August/early September (2025). At first glance I was a bit dubious, but it turned out to be a really great place to stay. I felt very safe there and in the neighbourhood (day and night) and would stay there again. Excellent customer service ..… the Reception and cleaning staff were all really friendly and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble. The first room I was allocated smelt of cigarette smoke (no thank you!), but I was immediately moved into a nicer smelling room, which was absolutely spotless, quite large, and had a nice new smart tv, air con, an opening window with a flyscreen and security bars (essential for a ground floor room), nice solid furniture, pure white linen (impressively imprinted with “GreenTree Inn”) and a clean, comfy doona and pillows. A standard hard’ish Chinese bed, but I find them quite comfy. The old carpet runner along the length of the long ground floor hallway (where my room was) is a relic from way back when, but it was clean and well maintained, as was the rest of the hotel that I could see. The shower head needed fixing, but that’s an annoyingly common problem in pretty much every budget ＞ mid range hotel I’ve ever stayed in, in China. The hotel is only about 20 metres from Jurong Chongming Subway Station. Local bus stop almost at the front door (& across the road). The entrance to the old cobbled road (no cars allowed) & all its little shops is across the road at the lights, and a large pharmacy at the entrance (near the “archway”). Electric scooters galore to hire (via the AliPay or WeChat apps) outside the subway. Plenty of restaurants in walking distance once you get past the trades shops (plumbing supplies etc). My only gripe about GreenTree Inn Jurong (& this is a gripe I have for many hotels etc throughout China) is that smoking is allowed on the premises. I think it’s the worst it’s been since 2002 when I first started travelling to China. It’s awful walking into foyers and lifts that reek of cigarette smoke, and copping wafts of the smoke along hallways from smokers in their rooms (& ashtrays at lift entrances), and horrible arriving tired after a long flight and long trek from airports etc, only to discover you then have to request a room change to escape the smoke, and start all over again. No matter how accommodating the staff are, I could easily do without that hassle and the horrible smell. In my opinion, hotels etc in China need to up their game where that’s concerned, and follow the lead of the many countries which have banned cigarette smoking in all public buildings (including hotels), all public indoor and outdoor spaces, anywhere near children and shopping centres, on and near public transport etc etc etc.