2-Star Hotels in Zhenjiang

I have come here every year to visit relatives for the past ten years and will not come again this time. The security guard may be in a bad mood and yells at people with a straight face. There are two Home Inn parking spaces on the ground and there is an empty one. He runs over and yells at who told you to park in this place. Wherever you park, you have to park. This is the boss's parking space. With the elders in the family, I don't want to argue with him. Next time, I hope the hotel will change the words ”Home Inn Car Guard” to ”the boss's parking space” so that people will not park randomly.

I booked a hotel near the train station while visiting Zhenjiang. It was easy to find, just a ten-minute walk from the station. The hotel had a slightly Japanese feel, and the room was decent. The screen was large. However, there were several moths in the bathroom due to the heat. The hotel needs to address this. Improvement is required!

Location: Very close to Zhenjiang Railway Station, just across the street, a 10-15 minute walk. Located in Changfa Plaza, next to Wanda Plaza. Convenient shopping; there's a large supermarket, ”Changshen Supermarket,” in the basement; Changfa Plaza has many restaurants, including Haidilao and Yong'an Fish Restaurant, and even plenty of street food stalls, catering to various price ranges. Environment & Facilities: The hostel is on the 4th floor of Building 5, easy to find with the map provided by the owner. The total area isn't large, but it's well-equipped. Upon entering, there's a common lounge area, small but complete with sofas, a dining table, a refrigerator, microwave, water dispenser, and a washing machine. Attention to detail is also evident, with a dedicated slipper sterilizer and ample clothes hangers. There are two shower rooms for women, even with shower gel and shampoo. There's only one squat toilet, but since there aren't many guests and everyone has different schedules, it's sufficient. All rooms have bunk beds, the difference being between four-person and eight-person rooms. There are approximately 3-4 rooms each for men and women. Each bed comes with a strip lamp, a small cabinet, a charging socket, disposable toothbrush/toothpaste, and earplugs. The only slight drawback is the lack of storage space for large luggage; you have to put it under the bed or simply toss it on the bed. The walkway outside allows you to get some sun, and there's a clothes rack where you can hang your clothes to dry. A bookshelf separates the entryway from the rest area. The bookshelf actually has many worthwhile books; putting down your phone and choosing a book is a pleasant experience. Most of the guests are young people with different schedules, so we didn't interact much. On the first night, I met a girl who bought fruit to share with everyone; the second night, I met a girl who couldn't get a train ticket to Suzhou and had to take a ferry from Yangzhou to Zhenjiang. I shared my Zhenjiang travel tips with them, hoping everyone had a pleasant trip. In summary: A very nice hostel where you can feel free and undisturbed, perfect for solo travelers.

It's right next to the train station, the transportation is really convenient, and there are various restaurants and shopping malls outside. Facilities: complete. Hygiene: Very clean and comfortable Environment: Next time I go, I’ll book this hotel.

The environment is not bad, the hotel facilities look very new, and the twin room we booked is quite large. The location is very good. There is a bus station just a short walk away from the hotel. It is very fast to Jinshan Park and Beigu Mountain. There is hot water and tea available at the front desk👍 The price/performance ratio is quite high and the sound insulation is also very good. If there is one bad point, there is no small supermarket or convenience store downstairs of the hotel. However, there is a large shopping mall a few hundred meters away, but I still hope that there may be a convenience store or small supermarket downstairs hahaha

The hotel's location is great, making it easy to get around, and it's close to the high-speed rail station. The surrounding area is a bustling commercial district, but I couldn't find anywhere to eat breakfast. The room itself was very basic, and some of the wallpaper was peeling. The staff at the front desk were unenthusiastic, but the cleaning staff were decent. Overall, the experience wasn't great.

The hotel’s location was ideal—centrally situated, making it easy to explore the city’s top attractions. Whether I was heading out for shopping, sightseeing, or dining at local eateries, everything was within a short distance. Upon entering my room, I was immediately impressed by its cleanliness, elegance, and modern design. The room was spacious, with a comfortable king-size bed that provided the perfect balance of softness and support. The linens were crisp and fresh, and the pillows were plush, ensuring a restful night’s sleep.

The room is quite spacious, with complete infrastructure and convenient parking. There is a large square at the door. When you go out, turn left and there is a hill. If you have time, you can go up the hill and take photos. The hotel is also relatively convenient to various attractions, the starting price is affordable, and there are many restaurants nearby. The boss was very kind and recommended us hotels that were very cost-effective. I will choose here again if I have the chance to come next time.

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.

Location is superb with many restaurants just outside on the street. However, the room itself was badly furnished and extremely old and the sound isolation terrible meaning you can hear all the guests who keep their doors open while chatting away, plus the room I had was next to reception meaning the phone could be heard going off all the time. Also there's a KTV nearby to add to the noise. The person checking me in was polite and friendly though but I sadly cannot recommend this hotel.