Hotels With WiFi in Jiangxi, China

"The hotel has a fantastic location, right next to the high-speed railway station, just a 5 to 6-minute walk from the exit. Downstairs from the exit is the bus station and the shuttle bus hub for scenic spots, making it extremely convenient to visit various attractions like Mount Sanqingshan and Wangxiangu Valley directly. The hotel is brand new and bright. The rooms are exceptionally spacious, with sparkling clean windows, snow-white bedding, and spotless housekeeping. The breakfast offers a great variety with complete options; it's not only colorful but also exceptionally delicious and memorable. A special shout-out to the lovely receptionist at the front desk, who was warm, generous, and greeted every guest with a smile. Thumbs up to them! I honestly recommend this hotel to everyone. Because the experience was so wonderful and comfortable, I ended up extending my stay for another night."

"The check-in process was very fast. However, the rooms are a bit far from the main guesthouse reception, so we needed a staff member to guide us. But the young lady guiding us seemed confused about how many guests she was assigned to and ended up leading someone else away instead... Also, while there's a direct elevator up from the B1 restaurant, she had us lug our suitcases up the stairs to the ground floor before taking the elevator 😖. She was far too inexperienced. On the plus side, the room was impeccably clean and tidy, complete with welcome snacks (passion fruit and oranges). The breakfast was also rich and varied."

"I specifically chose a room close to the Lanyue Bridge: room 3220 (the rooms opposite are even better, with windows opening up to the night view of the main scenic area). The whole scenic area is quite nice, though it involves a lot of up-and-down climbing, making it less suitable for people with mobility issues. The hotel facilities are also good, clean and well-kept. For breakfast, children over 1.2 meters tall are charged an extra 58 RMB, which is a bit pricey as young kids don't eat that much 😭. The hotel rooms are scattered throughout the scenic area; some are closer to the guesthouse center, while others are further away and closer to the entertainment hub—you can choose based on your preference. There are shuttle buses to certain spots, but you still have to walk down the stairs yourself. Overall, it's a great experience and well worth staying at a hotel inside the scenic area. There are three types of hotels: Xianshu, Yangxian Village, and the Cliff Hotel."

"Highly recommend Taoshe Resort Hotel (China Ceramic Museum Branch)! The location is excellent, very close to the Ceramic Museum, making it super convenient to get around by taxi. The owner and front desk staff are incredibly welcoming and enthusiastically shared local travel tips, even recommending authentic local dishes. It's a new Chinese-style courtyard with a strong ceramic culture ambiance, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. The whole place is quiet and elegant, perfect for staying here if you're visiting the museum. It offers great value for money, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Jingdezhen."

"I came all the way to Nanchang for Nicholas Tse's concert. After agonizing over hotels for ages, I finally booked the Deluxe River View Room at the Mercure Nanchang Tengwang Pavilion. The moment I opened the door and pulled back the curtains, there it was—the Tengwang Pavilion standing right outside the window, with the Gan River flowing just below. My room was on a fairly high floor with an unobstructed view. By day, the ancient pavilion and river layered together exude a timeless charm; by night, once the lights come on, it’s a completely different world. The entire structure is outlined in warm lighting, casting its reflection across the river. You can take in the entire night view right from your bed, saving you from fighting the crowds at the scenic spot. After getting back from the concert, completely exhausted, taking a shower and leaning against the window to zone out while watching the city lights was the ultimate way to decompress and finally catch my breath. As for dining, the breakfast was much more ”Nanchang” than I expected. I didn't hold high hopes for hotel breakfast beforehand, but as soon as I walked in, I saw a station cooking mixed rice noodles (banfen), right next to earthenware pot soup (wuguantang). The soup was simmered in tiny individual pots, and you could add your own toppings to the noodles. The taste was just as good as the famous spots outside that have long queues. Even better, breakfast is served until 11:00 AM, which is an absolute lifesaver for concert-goers. With my voice hoarse from shouting the night before, I could sleep in until 10:00 AM, saunter down for a leisurely meal, and avoid the morning rush. What I appreciated most about the service was that it wasn't ”over-the-top or scripted.” When checking in at the front desk, the staff noticed I was there for the concert and proactively told me what time it would end and the best walking route back—none of that stiff, rehearsed script delivery. Bottled water was given out generously and was always available in the lobby. After returning from the concert with my throat burning, walking in and chugging half a bottle of water right away—little details like that are way more practical than any welcome fruit. Location is definitely this hotel's strongest trump card. Cross a single street and you're at the North Gate of the Tengwang Pavilion; it's a mere 3 to 5-minute walk to the entrance. There’s a subway for getting to the concert, and walking back afterwards is a breeze. Head east downstairs for a few minutes and you'll hit the Dashiyuan Food Street—rice noodles, white sugar cakes, boiled street snacks. The day after the concert, I dived straight in for a food crawl, which was way more fun than hunting down chain restaurants in a mall. If you're here purely for sightseeing, this location easily connects the Tengwang Pavilion and Wanshou Palace into a single walking route. If you're here for a concert, it sits right in that sweet spot of being ”quiet amidst the hustle and bustle,” meaning you won't be kept awake by the outside noise when you return at night. Half the price of the Deluxe River View Room goes to the view outside your window, and the other half goes to that bed where you can quietly recover after an exhausting concert. I came here for Nicholas Tse, but ended up captivated by the room's night view. If I ever visit Nanchang again, I’ll most likely stay here again."

"The living room of the room faces Qiushui Square. Sitting on the sofa at night watching the square's fountain is sheer bliss! Or you can just cross the street to the square to experience the magnificent atmosphere of the fountain up close and witness firsthand the pride of being Chinese! The staff's attitude was truly wonderful; the Chinese restaurant serves great food, the breakfast is plentiful, and the Executive Lounge happy hour is not to be missed! All in all, Shangri-La Hotels are always my first choice whenever I visit a new city!"

"The location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around. The room facilities are complete, clean, and odor-free, ensuring a good night's sleep. The service is thoughtful and meticulous, and the surrounding amenities are well-developed. The value for money is outstanding, and I highly recommend staying here. The front desk staff are very enthusiastic, and it's close to popular attractions like Wanshou Palace, Tengwang Pavilion, and Dashi Temple!"

"On a business trip that combined some hiking, I didn't expect the facilities to exceed my expectations. There is an independent work desk with smooth Wi-Fi, making it lag-free for handling work. The bathroom fixtures feel high-end, and the toiletries have a fresh scent. The 24-hour front desk is responsive, and any requested items were delivered very promptly. The hotel also has meeting rooms to cover business needs, perfectly balancing leisure and work. Great value for money."

"Before my trip, I spent a long time deliberating on hotels and finally settled on Chuan Shang Xing. The main reason was its location, which is incredibly convenient for exploring the Taoxichuan market. To my surprise, when I arrived, I was absolutely blown away! I was extremely satisfied with the hotel's design, service, and location. Not only is Taoxichuan a great place to wander, but the hotel itself offers many photogenic spots, giving off a 'hidden gem in the city' vibe. I am very pleased. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Jingdezhen."

"If you want to escape the massive crowds in Huangling, enjoy the scenery in peace, and take stunning photos, staying at this hotel is a fantastic choice. Located right up on the mountain, it's less than a 100-meter walk to the left after exiting the cable car. The entire path is paved with asphalt, making it super easy to roll your luggage along—a huge advantage over hotels located deeper in the scenic area. Staying on the mountain lets you take a leisurely stroll early in the morning before tourists arrive, take in the views, and snap photos with nobody else in the background. It feels amazing. When Huangling gets crowded, it's honestly overwhelming—people are packed tightly together and you can barely walk, instantly killing your mood to sightsee. Another major perk of staying here is the hotel's dedicated cable car lane, which lets you bypass the queues during peak hours and get up and down the mountain quickly. If I ever visit Huangling again, I will definitely stay here."