Jinjiang Inn (Wuhan Zhonghua Road, Yellow Crane Tower, Hubu Alley)

Our room is the same as the picture. The hotel has updated it, but it was also like this when I checked the reservation. My friend booked a smaller room with the same structure. However, Kansheng Reservation Network also has that disk, which is quite clean and acceptable. , the surrounding transportation is very convenient

The hotel is clean and hygienic, the service is warm and thoughtful, the location is good, and travel is convenient. I am very satisfied with my stay. I will definitely come back next time. It is worth recommending to friends.

We rented a room day after day as needed, approved it and calmly checked in for 4 hours. The room is nice and pleasant, everything is clean and tidy, everything is there. All towels are in sealed bags. The only negative is that the toilet takes quite a long time to fill. Very nice girl at the reception

Very satisfied, it is by the river and you can see the Yangtze River Bridge from the window. It's clean and well-equipped. I stayed here for two days. The lady at the front desk was also very enthusiastic and helped store food in the refrigerator and help with heating. If I have to say a disadvantage, it is a little far from the subway station, but there are buses and shared bicycles as alternatives.

The room is not big, very clean, and the service is very good! Mainly, it is super close to the pier. It is super convenient to take the ferry. It is also very close to Liangdao Street. You can see the Yellow Crane Tower in the distance! It’s also close to the subway station! Overall pretty good

The facilities and equipment in the room are old. I checked because of the good location. I booked a business room A, which can see the bridge and the Yellow Crane Tower. It was okay. However, when I went to bed at 11 o'clock in the evening, the outdoor air conditioner kept buzzing and the sound was very loud. I couldn't sleep at all. There was a noise at the head of the bed. I initially said there was no room. After checking, the staff found out that there was noise and reluctantly moved us to the 7th floor. After we had to clean up and change rooms, it had already been delayed for nearly half an hour. As a result, there was still noise from the air conditioner outside the window on the 7th floor. This has never happened in so many hotels. How old the air conditioner must be. Are the staff not aware of the noise? Or are they only available in these two rooms? We did it. We couldn't see anything when we opened the window on the 7th floor in the morning. So what's the use of recommending us to book a room with a view when we checked in! For so many emerging business hotels nowadays, Jinjiang Inn is simply outdated.