Shuxiang Xinbo Hotel

Zhenjiang is my father's hometown. I once passed by on a business trip in the late 1990s. I remember that time I only visited Jinshan Temple. So this time I came to Zhenjiang after retirement. I read the Zhenjiang travel guide on Xiaohongshu, which recommended staying in hotels in the Xijindu area. So I searched on Ctrip and found that there were many hotels with good locations in Xijindu, and it was almost difficult to choose. After comprehensive consideration, I chose Shuxiang Xinbo Hotel. Among the hotels with a rating of 4.5 or above, I prefer the design style of the hotel, which is a combination of traditional and new designs. I was just worried that there would be no parking spaces for self-driving tours (the reviews said that there were few parking spaces at the door), so I contacted the hotel in advance to confirm the parking spaces. They said that there were still parking spaces at the door, and the hotel had another parking lot nearby, so there was no need to worry. Fortunately, we were able to park at the door for the two nights we stayed. Probably because of the off-season, I booked a double bed room, and the hotel upgraded it to a suite for free, with an elevator (the hotel was renovated from an old house in the Republic of China, and the building is about 4 or 5 floors high). The suite has a living room + cloakroom + standard king-size bed room. The space is relatively large and clean. The 2-meter-wide bed has good bedding, soft and comfortable, very nice. In addition to the standard toiletries, the bathroom is also equipped with a bathtub film. This is the only one we have seen in the multiple hotels we have stayed in since we drove all the way from Guangzhou. For this reason, this is also the only time we dare to take a bath in the bathtub in the hotel to relieve fatigue. The plastic slippers in the room need to be called to the front desk (this is the experience gained from this self-driving tour). The little robot will send the slippers up and will notify by phone. It is silent when walking and does not disturb people. It is very cute. Looking at the comments, there are criticisms about the electric control switch in the room. Sure enough, the design of the electric control switch is too alternative and niche, and the operation is not intuitive. You can only grope for the buttons. It feels that it is not suitable for hotel use, especially for the elderly. However, the switch is a small flaw and has little impact. Overall, the hotel experience is still very good and cost-effective.

The hotel is in a very good location, right next to the Zhenjiang Museum, so we arrived at 3 o'clock that day and caught up with the museum's closing time at 4 o'clock. The hotel is built on the mountain and is very quiet at night, which is especially friendly to people with poor sleep. It also has its own parking lot, making it the first choice for self-driving travel. Recommended for friends who travel to Zhenjiang Xijindu to stay here,

When people mention the city of Zhenjiang, they often think of its long history, beautiful natural scenery and rich cultural heritage. Here is a guide to traveling in Zhenjiang, hoping to help you better understand the city and plan your trip. Visit Jinshan Temple: Jinshan Temple is one of the most famous Buddhist temples in Zhenjiang. It was built in 582 AD and is one of the birthplaces of Zen Buddhism in China. The temple has ancient buildings, majestic Buddha statues and tranquil courtyards, making it an ideal place to seek inner peace and cultural experience. Visit the Ancient Yangtze River Bridge: The Ancient Yangtze River Bridge is one of the earliest dual-use bridges for road and rail in China and one of the landmark buildings in Zhenjiang. You can walk or ride a bicycle across the bridge to enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Yangtze River and feel the magnificence and historical significance of the bridge. Go to Baoyan Tower to enjoy the night view: Baoyan Tower is a landmark building in Zhenjiang and one of the earliest existing brick towers in China. At night, the tower lights are lit, and the tower body casts charming light and shadows, blending with the surrounding river scenery, giving people a mysterious and romantic feeling. Taste Zhenjiang special snacks: There are many delicacies in Zhenjiang worth trying, such as Zhenjiang roast duck, fried shrimp, crab meat lion head, etc. You can go to local snack stalls or restaurants to taste authentic Zhenjiang food and experience the local flavor culture. Visit the Guqin Art Museum: Zhenjiang is one of the birthplaces of Guqin in China, and the Guqin Art Museum is a great place to learn about Guqin culture. You can enjoy Guqin performances, learn the skills of Guqin making, and understand the important position of Guqin in Chinese culture. Stroll around the Riverside Park: Located by the Yangtze River, the Riverside Park is a pleasant place to relax. You can take a walk in the park, enjoy the river view, breathe fresh air, and see some locals exercising, singing and dancing in the park. Visit the ancient town of Jurong: Jurong is an ancient town in Zhenjiang with a long history and unique architectural style. You can stroll in the ancient town of Jurong, admire the ancient streets, traditional houses and quaint temples, and feel the tranquility and charm of the ancient town. I hope the above travel guide will be helpful to you. Zhenjiang is a city full of history and cultural heritage. I hope you can have a pleasant and unforgettable trip here!

Very good! The May Day promotion price is really good! It's right next to Xijindu, so it's super convenient to go to various scenic spots! The room is large and quiet. You can only enter the building by swiping your card, which is very safe. We stayed in Building 1, the innermost, hahaha! The mountain elevator is very interesting. I will stay here again next time I come to Zhenjiang. The parking lot is a bit far away, just navigate to the Shuxiang Mansion parking lot, and the parking space at the door depends on luck.

During the May Day holiday, I came to Zhenjiang with my parents and booked two Yayun king-size rooms. The room rate was 600-700 per day, and the experience was really bad. Advantages: 1 Good location, right next to Xijindu, very close to various attractions. 2 Large room 3 Good outdoor environment Disadvantages: 1 Door lock: On the first night of check-in, I found that the room could not be locked. I called the front desk and they told me that all rooms were difficult to lock, saying that there were security patrols and it was safe. What does that mean? All the room locks are broken and not repaired? It took several times to repair it. 2 Power outage: During the four days I stayed, the whole house lost power three times, and one time was during the shower. Aren't you afraid of scaring the guests? The switches of the lights in the room are all electronic buttons, not physical buttons. There are names like Orange and Paris on them, and there are no notes on which lights are specifically controlled. Let the guests try it themselves? It is better not to do imperfect intelligence. 3 TV: When the TV is turned on, it is a blue screen, and you need to manually turn on the infrared to make the smart TV appear. For such a process problem, why don't you just give paper instructions? Every time the guests have to call and ask? 4. Phone: The phone in my parents' room was broken. I couldn't call the front desk at first. After it was fixed once, I still couldn't call other rooms. 5. Temperature: This is the most fatal problem. The front desk told me that the air conditioner in the room can neither cool nor heat, and can only rely on natural temperature. The room was always at 20-22 degrees at night on May Day. The temperature in the south is very cold. I caught a cold the next night. A hotel can't even provide a comfortable temperature. I have to wear a coat to keep warm in the room. It's really ridiculous.