Spa Hotels in Changzhou

Staying for two nights was so relaxing! The lakeside hot spring tickets for two: Soaking in the hot springs at night was very atmospheric. We prepared our swimsuits beforehand; the hot springs have changing rooms, but we changed in our room, put on our robes, and headed over. Each hot spring had a water temperature display, and there were mugwort, carnation, and traditional Chinese medicine pools. After soaking for a while, we felt so comfortable, slightly sweaty, and warm all over. You should definitely try the hotel's casserole fish head. Our butler service was very warm and attentive. I personally think the hotel breakfast is on par with a five-star hotel. While it doesn't have as much variety as a five-star, it has everything you need. The room facilities are a bit dated. We went to Nanshan Bamboo Sea. The package with a meal was the most cost-effective. A shuttle bus takes you to the entrance. You walk a bit, then take a one-way mini-train. You can either take the cable car to the mountaintop first or the ground cable car to the panda house first. Both the cable car and ground cable car tickets are round trip. If you're tired on the way back, just buy a one-way mini-train ticket. If you still have energy, you can walk, and you'll pass by the Little Goose Park to watch a show. The whole trip took about 4 hours. After leaving, we ate the meal included in the package – you can choose between a hot pot restaurant or a fish head restaurant. We chose hot pot, and the two pots were more than enough for two people. Parking was 15 for one visit.

Our recent stay was truly exceptional, and a large part of that was due to the outstanding service provided by Song Likun, our host. From the moment we arrived, Song went above and beyond to ensure that every detail of our stay was perfect. Their warm and professional demeanor made us feel welcome and valued throughout our visit. Song's attention to detail was remarkable, as they anticipated our needs before we even had to ask. Whether it was arranging special requests or providing insightful recommendations, Song's dedication to guest satisfaction was unparalleled. What stood out the most was their genuine hospitality and the personal touches they added to our experience. It’s rare to encounter someone who takes such pride in their role, and Song is truly a credit to their team. We wholeheartedly recommend staying here and will certainly return, thanks in large part to the exceptional service from Song Likun.

The bed was super comfy, and the desk in the room was really convenient for business trips. I was surprised the TV was 4K – perfect for screen mirroring presentations or reviewing blueprints; videos looked amazing too. They have free self-service laundry and dryers, plus a gym and pool. But the best part was definitely the breakfast; they had a great variety. And their seafood buffet in the evening was much cheaper than eating out. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Jintan for work.

The lake view from the room is great, and while the facilities are a bit old, they are very clean. There are plenty of activities for all ages and seasons, making a three-day, two-night stay perfect. The hotel staff are all warm and polite and interact well with children. The hot springs are a highlight, with over thirty open, so it never feels crowded, and there are many staff members attending to them. However, the Fisherman's Wharf restaurant was a huge disappointment. A la carte options are expensive, and the set menus are limited, too salty, and the bamboo shoots were tough and unappetizing. It's definitely not suitable for two adults and one child; the only decent thing on the set menu was a fried fish roll. Furthermore, the service was abysmal. No one greeted us upon entering, and after our meal, no one asked for feedback, offered a small snack, or called a shuttle. There was absolutely no service to speak of, a stark contrast to the Hong Kong-style restaurants we've experienced. My rating is for the hotel; if it were just for Fisherman's Wharf, I'd give it only one star for the ambiance.

The room was beyond my expectation, very big and clean, the cabinet settings were very convenient, parking was convenient, and the shower was also one-touch start, which I loved. The location was unique, and Tianmu Lake Landscape Park was just across the road. I left a message and asked for two bed guards, and they responded quickly. I felt that the hotel staff were very elegant and polite from clothing to behavior, which reflected the high level of management of the hotel. There is an open-air children's playground on the second floor, which is also clean and large. Those who like to see the lake view can choose a lake view room, which has a good view. The room attendant also thoughtfully put a towel under my suitcase, which was super thoughtful. The fish head with sweet vinegar sauce, rice cakes, and lake shrimps in the Chinese restaurant are super delicious, and the breakfast is also very rich. The wontons are not very stale meat like some hotels that save costs, but real meat fillings. I like Tianmu Lake Hotel👍

The room was spacious and even had a small balcony. The facilities were a bit dated, and there was a slight leak under the sink. It was convenient to access the hot springs from the hotel, and we could even wear the hot spring loungewear back to the room, which was a thoughtful touch since our bathrobes were already wet. However, the auntie at the fruit counter in the hot spring's second-floor lounge area had a very bad attitude. Also, when I asked a waitress at the restaurant entrance about the heartwarming congee, she had no idea and I had to point to the sign for her. There's a serious lack of training there. On the bright side, the breakfast area was right next to the kids' play area, so adults could take turns eating while the kids played, which was great. The butler service was very attentive; they even reminded us daily not to miss breakfast and were very knowledgeable about attractions, which was very helpful. I especially want to praise the heartwarming congee served after the hot springs. It was made with freshly picked shepherd's purse from spring, which was incredibly comforting for a light hunger after a soak.

No one guided me on where to park when I arrived at the hotel, let alone helped me with the car door. I had a lot of luggage, and there was no one to help me carry it, nor was there a luggage cart. The service in this regard was lacking. Perhaps it's because there aren't many guests, so they can't justify the expense. In the evening, the front desk wasn't very welcoming. There was only one person at the front desk staring at the computer. When I asked where I could get a late-night snack, she didn't even look up when she told me. It felt quite unwelcoming. To be fair, though, the breakfast was good.

The Pinecone Hotel is relatively new, so there aren't many guests, making it ideal for families with children. Our little one absolutely loved the HAPE mini-kitchen themed room and kept talking about the kitchen toys even after we left the next day. The complimentary travel photoshoot was also great, and the hotel's trampoline and cat petting were a lot of fun! Our butler, Ding Wenlong, was very kind and provided excellent service. We'd definitely consider staying here again~

The 3-day, 2-night package from Ctrip was a great deal, including dinner at the executive lounge. A big thank you to Mixian for the complimentary room upgrade and the WeChat butler service; the snacks they sent were delicious too. The hotel is very close to Liyang Museum, and this was my second visit after three years! I've been to Liyang many times, but this was my first stay at a Marriott, and overall I was quite satisfied. Most of the staff were proactively friendly and smiled. Just one suggestion: the lighting in the dry sauna of the women's changing room at the pool was too dim, not even as bright as candlelight. It was so dark I didn't dare use it. I've already mentioned this to Mixian, and I hope it will be improved if I have the chance to stay again.

The decoration style of the hotel is very comfortable, the details are very distinctive, and the lawn in the public area is also good. Very close to Nanshan Bamboo Sea. I had a meal in the Chinese restaurant and it tasted good. There may be too many people on the Dragon Boat Festival. I also sent handmade yogurt and dumplings. The private soup in the room is also very good, so I didn't go to the public hot spring. You can order takeaways from milk tea and coffee When I left, I was too late to take a taxi. The front desk staff offered to send the station. Thank you very much 🙏 I almost couldn't catch up with the high-speed rail back to Shanghai.