4-Star Hotels in Yangzhou

This was the smart king room booked for us. My husband usually handles all the hotel bookings and travel planning, but he was too busy this time, so I took over. Honestly, when we first entered the room, I was a bit disappointed because it was quite small, especially since we had our child with us. The activity space was limited, so we decisively paid extra to upgrade to a superior twin room, which offered significantly more space. Initially, my husband wasn't sure about the hotel's location, but then he realized it was right next to the ancient Grand Canal. It's just a short walk downstairs, and the scenery is beautiful, especially at night. Strolling along the Grand Canal was incredibly pleasant. Then, just across the bridge is He Garden, very close by. A few more steps lead to Pishi Street, a popular influencer spot, and a bit further on is Guandong Street. I asked my husband what he thought of the hotel, and he said it was excellent. The hotel is new, very clean, and the service is incredibly attentive. The breakfast was also delicious, and the Yangzhou fried rice was exceptional. Yangzhou is so beautiful, and our stay here was wonderful, adding even more joy to our trip to Yangzhou! 😀

First of all, the location is superb, right on Pishi Street, with plenty of great food and shopping options right outside. Geyuan Garden and Heyuan Garden are within walking distance, making it convenient to go anywhere. Parking is convenient and free for those driving. The owners, a chubby young man and his wife, are very kind and even offered to add an extra bed for my child, making it very comfortable. The three cats that manage the shop are quiet and friendly, which my child absolutely adores. There's also a myna bird on the third-floor terrace that says ”hello.” The coffee in the lobby is delicious and fragrant, perfect for children to do their homework and play at the same time. The rooms are clean and tidy, and toiletries and even toner are provided. They also have Muji Dyson white tea and cinnamon tea, which is quite tasteful. The staff doesn't ask for good reviews and even gave us a little surprise before we left, showing great care. I hope they maintain this level of attention; I've already recommended it to my friends.

I had a wonderful time traveling to Yangzhou, and I was very satisfied with my three-night stay at the Atour Hotel Yangzhou Slender West Lake Wenchang Middle Road Branch. The hotel is conveniently located near famous attractions such as Slender West Lake, Daming Temple, Ge Garden, He Garden, and the Grand Canal Museum. The hotel was clean and tidy, with meticulous attention to detail. My experience was better than many other five-star hotels I've stayed in. The breakfast was plentiful, and there was even a complimentary late-night snack. The room was always stocked with bottled water and drinks. The mini-fridge and the clothesline in the bathroom were a big plus. The hotel staff were warm and polite, especially Nian Xinwen at the front desk. I was very satisfied and hope to have the opportunity to stay here again.

The room was spacious and parking was convenient. We came to Yangzhou for Huaiyang cuisine and the scenery. I'm especially grateful to the beautiful ladies and handsome guys at the front desk. The restaurant they recommended was exactly what we wanted. However, when I took a taxi, I didn't know why the platform was wrong. I was directed to a different hotel even though the navigation was correct. I probably paid a dozen yuan more, probably because of the platform. But overall, Yangzhou is still a very warm city.

Because I had made an appointment with the Grand Canal Museum, I booked a superior king-size room with a private hot spring on the 24th. I was very satisfied with the front desk service from the beginning of the check-in. The service awareness was very good, and a disposable hot spring bag was given. The room was OK, with smart guest control and no odor. It snowed heavily in Yangzhou in the morning when I arrived, and it was said that hail fell... In such a cold day, the air conditioning and heating effect are very good, but the private hot spring is on the balcony. It was a bit cold when the breeze blew when entering and exiting the water. Of course, I didn't feel cold at all when I was soaking. I was sweating all over.... The hot spring pool is a bathtub type, very clean, and the water discharge speed is OK, unlike some private hot spring pools I visited before, some of which are dirty inside. I hope to install a curtain or something to block the wind, otherwise children will easily catch a cold. The breakfast is also good, and the dishes are relatively rich in my opinion. Full marks, absolutely full marks

I chose this hotel for its proximity to the Yangzhou Museum, and while I didn't have high expectations, I was pleasantly surprised after checking in. It's located by Mingyue Lake, and the decor is new and clean. I booked a city-view room, and I could actually enjoy the scenery outside. The service was good too; they promptly brought extra bedding, mineral water, and welcome fruits. Overall, it was a very good stay.

The staff attitude was amazing and their attentiveness was one of the stand out features of this hotel for me. They were so warm, friendly and helpful and I couldn't have asked for more. The room I had was perfect for my stay. A large comfortable bed, working air-conditioning, decent shower and sizable room made my break very comfortable. The hotel itself is spotlessly clean, with the efficiency of the cleaning team evident from the front door to the rooms! The location is very convenient: sandwiched between two large shopping areas, a stones throw from the canal, various restaurants nearby and about a fifteen minutes walk from the start of Dongguan street (which is fantastic by the way), I was never very far from the action of the city! In fact, you can walk to all the major Yangzhou attractions from the hotel or hire an e-bike if you have a Chinese telephone number. The breakfast is a buffet served in the opposite Ramada Hotel, a twenty second walk away from the front desk! It is a decent spread, not the best but by far not the worst. The inclusion of breakfast in the price of the hotel made the value for money even better. This is a very good, cost-effective hotel with excellent staff, close to everything you would want to do in Yangzhou. I'd recommend this Hidden hotel and if highly recommend the city too. Fantastic experience for budget prices.

This hotel is located right on Dongguan Street, within the scenic area, and just outside its doors is Geyuan Garden, one of the four famous classical gardens. Its prime location within the scenic area makes it an ideal spot for business travelers to experience the ancient city of Yangzhou in their leisure time. The hotel itself is a garden, offering unique experiences at different times of the day—morning, noon, and night. Take a stroll, enjoy a cup of tea, savor the special breakfast, admire the leaves and flowers, and wander through the pavilions and terraces. It's truly delightful.

Bring your family to Yangzhou to participate in the marathon, and experience the beauty of Yangzhou in March of fireworks! When booking a room, I thought about getting closer to the starting point and finding this hotel. The unexpected stay experience made us feel what it is to be at home! The staff's service is warm and thoughtful, and the fruit and competition refueling package are specially presented! The hotel is fully equipped and the rooms are elegantly decorated. Because the marathon starts early, the hotel also serves breakfast in advance, and the breakfast category is quite rich! The hotel even provided a shuttle bus to send us to the starting point! After running back, I ate directly at the restaurant on the second floor of the hotel. Huaiyang specialties were very delicious! Thank you very much for the thoughtful service of the hotel staff to let me go smoothly in Yangma PB! Next time I come to Yangzhou, I will choose Mingfa Hotel!

There were some issues when I extended my stay, which wasted quite a bit of time, but they were eventually resolved. The professionalism and service attitude of the front desk staff varied quite a bit. I reported a safety issue with the elevator three times before someone actually paid attention. Luckily, there was a professional manager on duty. The lobby and restrooms seem to have been recently renovated, but the carpets on each floor are quite old and need air freshener to mask the smell. Honestly, though, the overall stay was good. The room cleaning met standards, and the housekeeping and restaurant staff were polite and respectful to all guests. Drinking water was delivered promptly. The sausages, bacon, and Yangzhou fried rice at breakfast seemed to be made with sub-par ingredients and had a noticeable additive taste. However, the plain noodle stand and douhua (tofu pudding) used genuine ingredients and were quite good. The watermelon was also fresh, so no worries about getting sick. B1 seems to be outsourced; its environment and the professionalism of its staff currently don't meet Marriott's standards. Since they do bring in guests, I hope they can work together to improve.