Hotels With WiFi in Jiangsu, China

"The hotel itself is good, and I noticed many foreign guests staying here. I'm giving full marks (5/5) for hygiene and environment. The room was very clean, and the hotel environment was also excellent. The room facilities are neither new nor old, which is understandable given it's an established hotel. However, the service at this type of hotel really lags behind... 1. For such a large hotel, there's no proper hotel WeChat concierge to contact. This became even more frustrating when the room service phone line was busy. 2. Upon check-in, we weren't proactively informed about breakfast times, its location, or Wi-Fi information. Even though we had children with us (and noted it in the booking), no children's amenities were provided in the room. We eventually had to call room service to have them delivered. 3. The hotel only has one delivery robot, which couldn't keep up during peak hours. It took quite a while for takeout to be delivered to the room. 4. Some items in the hotel room felt rather superfluous, such as the in-hotel cultural guide. Perhaps foreign guests would find it more interesting. I suggest the hotel differentiate its target audience. 5. Rooms with bathtubs don't proactively provide disposable bath liners; you have to contact the front desk if you need one. 6. The hotel's own kids' play area is quite small, probably only suitable for children under three. 7. There's a queue and crowd control during breakfast peak hours. Other notes: The hotel's travel photography, Hanfu experience, and Qipao experience require self-booking, as the front desk doesn't make reservations for you, which is a bit inconvenient. There aren't many costume options in the experience areas, but it's okay for a try. The Hanfu studio and travel photography are from the same vendor, while the Qipao studio is a different one, and both services were good."

"I have to commend UrCove by Hyatt Nanjing South Railway Station: Unbeatable location: Right outside the high-speed train station, with intersecting subway lines – no stress for catching your train! Exceptional details: Smart voice control for the entire room + Peet's capsule coffee machine + mini-fridge with free soft drinks. The mattress is perfectly balanced, neither too soft nor too firm, and incredibly comfortable. Amazing service: The front desk staff are enthusiastic and efficient. For food delivery, a little robot brings it directly to your room door. The 24-hour gym and laundry room are so convenient. Definitely on my must-stay list for my next trip to Nanjing! Highly recommend! 💯"

"Environment: The view from the scenic room was fantastic. Facilities: A bit outdated, the shower curtain was damaged, and the headboard wasn't very clean. Hygiene: Housekeeping was very diligent, and overall cleanliness was good. Service: The front desk staff were very friendly, always greeting us warmly when we came and went. They were also kind enough to lend us some mosquito repellent balm, as mosquitoes are always a nuisance in summer. The floor attendant proactively helped us find an electric mosquito repellent."

"The room was fantastic! I stayed for three nights, and even as someone who usually has trouble sleeping in new places, I slept really well. The bedding was super comfortable and it was very quiet. The breakfast was also great, with options that both adults and kids enjoyed. The location is very convenient, with a mall and a supermarket right downstairs, making it easy to find food and entertainment, especially when traveling with children. Highly recommend!"

"I came to Taizhou for the Dragon Boat Festival and booked two rooms with my family. We were all very satisfied. The cleaning staff, front desk, restaurant, and gym staff were all very enthusiastic and made us feel very welcome. They were always willing to help and tried their best to meet every guest's needs. The service attitude was absolutely top-notch. The rooms were spacious and had great views. Everything showed the hotel's responsible and dedicated management philosophy. I will definitely choose this hotel again next time I come to Taizhou, because I was completely satisfied!"

"Our stay this time truly exceeded expectations, and I have to give a special shout-out to Auntie Hu Chuanqin, who was responsible for cleaning our room! She was incredibly thoughtful and observant. Since we had an extra bed added to our room, she immediately realized there were three of us staying. On the day we checked in, not only did she clean the room spotlessly, but she also proactively replenished our water supply. She specifically told me, “I know there are three of you staying, and the original amount of water wouldn't be enough, so I directly put in six bottles for you.” Hearing that instantly warmed my heart! The next day when she came to clean, she maintained the same thoughtful standard. This kind of service, where the guest's needs are genuinely taken to heart, truly makes for a comfortable stay. I highly recommend it to everyone! Plus, when my family was traveling, the door to my parents' room wasn't fully closed when they left, and Auntie Hu specifically came to remind them, which we were very grateful for. Thumbs up for the housekeeping service. The front desk staff were also responsive, always smiling, and very accommodating, which made us very happy. It was a much more pleasant experience than our stay at the Ritz-Carlton last month. We will definitely be back!"

"Fantastic location right next to the high-speed rail station, making travel incredibly convenient, especially for business travelers. The hotel's overall ambiance is simple yet elegant, and the room's cleanliness was impeccable. All facilities were complete and functional, with a separate wet/dry area in the bathroom and plenty of hot water. Room service was prompt, and breakfast offered a rich variety. It was a comfortable and hassle-free stay. Highly recommend it to anyone catching a train."

"A very cost-effective hotel, the three of us booked a parent-child room, the bed fully met our requirements. It is very close to Zhenjiang Museum, Xijindu and Jinshan. The hotel restaurant is not big, but the ingredients are very fresh and taste good. There is also an underground parking lot, which meets all the needs of our travel and is highly recommended. Next time I come, I will choose this hotel."

"First off, my child absolutely loved our stay in Xuzhou. They were so sad to leave! The staff were all incredibly warm and welcoming, even providing complimentary breakfast and toiletries for my little one. The front desk lady was very kind and gentle. The location is super convenient with the Metro Line 1 station (Xuzhou East) directly accessible, and attractions like Wenmiao Temple, Huilongwo, Fuguo Street, and Hubu Mountain are all within walking distance. The underground area connects to Suning Plaza, making shopping and dining a breeze. Golden Eagle and Wenmiao Street are right next door, and there are many small bars and snack stalls around in the evening – perfect for a stroll. Definitely a big recommendation! We stayed on the 55th floor, which my child adored. The room itself was pretty standard but clean, tidy, and well-equipped. Given the quality of the hotel and the service from the staff, it absolutely deserves a five-star rating. The breakfast was also absolutely fantastic with plenty of seating. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit to Xuzhou!"

"The front desk service was excellent, truly outstanding! I want to extend my sincere gratitude to the young man and young lady who assisted me last night. The five-star rating is purely for them. BUT!!! BUT!!! The hotel's pricing is completely opaque and arbitrary. Booking through Ctrip was even more expensive than the on-site price. After I raised concerns about the price difference, they started making all sorts of excuses, mentioning differences in breakfast inclusion or bundled packages. However, first, there were NO options for this when I booked! No choice for whether I wanted breakfast or not, just one order! One selection! Second, the so-called bundled items in the package, supposedly making up a 'set,' were actually quite misleading: [1] The 'coffee' was just a cup from the front desk's coffee machine. [2] The 'cheongsam experience' was with an outsourced company, and if you wanted to take photos, you had to add them on WeChat and pay an additional 158 yuan for makeup and styling, which was only available during specific time slots; miss it and there'd be no makeup artist, so no participation. [3] The 'two noodle coupons' meant you could have noodles during lunch or dinner, but I didn't use them. [4] The 'Pingtan performance' was also only in the evening; the theater doors were mostly closed during the day. [5] The afternoon 'handicraft class' required a separate payment. [6] The 'Tai Chi experience' was essentially the staff's live stream content during their work hours; guests could join if they woke up early enough, but the instructor would broadcast anyway. Also, the 'Half Garden visit' was less than 5 minutes, not very big, and already free to the public during the day. Third, the room type descriptions were not transparent, with price differences of at least 200 yuan or more. When I called to complain, I saw the price was still over 800 yuan. After I complained, the on-site price was 599 yuan, and when I checked the system again, it had also adjusted to 599 yuan, but for a different room type called 'Shuxiang King Room,' while the on-site one was an 'Elegant Mansion King Room.' In short, there are many hidden tricks, and the room itself was quite ordinary. Fourth, speaking of the room, when I inquired about the price difference, they claimed they had upgraded my room the day before (implying I got a good deal). But first, the upgrade wasn't something I requested; it was a voluntary perk offered by the hotel, and then they used this act to subtly criticize me. Second, the description of this room type was also very unclear; the 'upgraded' room was called 'Yijing Room,' but from check-in to check-out, I couldn't open the curtains because there was a residential building directly opposite, a wall's length away. Everything was clearly visible, and privacy couldn't be guaranteed. The explanation for which building was which situation was entirely up to the hotel staff, and the names were all over the place. Again, the key point is the consumer's right to choose and right to information. Whether breakfast was included in the order, and how many portions, the actual details of the package contents, and whether consumption was bundled, all should be clearly marked for consumers to choose freely, according to their budget, rather than vaguely writing a bunch of things inconsistent with reality and then playing word games when questioned. As of the completion of this review, Ctrip's customer service supervisor helped resolve the issue and promised to modify the consumption prompts, including whether consumption is bundled. I advise everyone to pay close attention when placing an order and confirm the content and amount. What the hotel has going for it is its good location and cleanliness, and the staff's attitude is great. However, the entire bundled consumption mechanism means that consumers' right to information is not guaranteed, and I cannot agree with or understand that."