Hotels With Parking in Jiangsu, China

My stay at Pan Pacific Suzhou was absolutely fantastic! The hotel beautifully recreates the aesthetics of the ancient Wu Kingdom from the Spring and Autumn period, with its pavilions, terraces, and waterside promenades showcasing classic Suzhou elegance. Every step offers a picturesque view. As a project under Singapore’s GIC and Temasek, its unique foresight in choosing a prime location in the heart of the ancient city back in 1995 is remarkable. It also boasts a rich history, having hosted numerous dignitaries. Guests can enjoy free access to Panmen Gate by using their room key, and it's incredibly convenient to visit core attractions like Canglang Pavilion, Lingering Garden, Suzhou Museum, and Xiyuan Temple. Plus, the hotel's own restaurants, like Ruigarden Noodle House, are definitely worth trying – it truly enhances the overall experience!

Words alone cannot express how wonderful this guesthouse is! It truly lives up to its Ctrip recommendation as one of the most beautiful guesthouses. The moment you step into the courtyard, a gentle breeze carries a delightful fragrance, and there's even a swing – so relaxing. The location is incredibly convenient, within walking distance of the Humble Administrator's Garden and Pingjiang Historic Cultural Block. There are also many great restaurants nearby, making dining very easy. It's only about a 10-minute drive from Suzhou Station. What really stands out is the service; the staff are all incredibly warm and hospitable. Traveling with my parents, they were very considerate of elderly needs and gave us a quiet room. They helped us with sightseeing recommendations, photo spots, carried our luggage, and were always ready to assist with anything we needed, even offering a farewell gift. I highly, highly recommend this place!

Staying at Yangzhou Yingbinguan, I felt the full romance of a spring day in Jiangnan ✨. I took my mom on a trip to Yangzhou and was instantly smitten with Yangzhou Yingbinguan! From check-in to check-out, every detail perfectly hit the mark for aesthetics and comfort. Half of the joy of this trip came from this amazing hotel! 🏡 Living in a Jiangnan Garden, every step is a poem. The entire complex is a massive traditional Chinese garden, with pavilions, towers, small bridges over flowing water, and rockeries. In spring, cherry blossoms and crabapples are in full bloom, and black swans gracefully swim on the lake. Even the air is filled with the fragrant scent of plants and trees. We stayed in Building 11, and the hotel thoughtfully prepared welcome gifts: 'Mi San Dao', 'Xiao Mabing', and 'Niupi Tang' from Qilin Pavilion, along with specialty pastries embossed with 'Yangzhou'. The room facilities were also very new. Shuttle carts were available on call throughout the park, making it super convenient to get from our room to Quyuan or other places. It was so thoughtful for traveling with seniors, as they didn't have to walk too much! 📸 Hanfu Styling, bringing the spring vibe to life. The package included a Hanfu photoshoot, located on the first floor of Building 11. There were dozens of Hanfu styles, and the free options were quite good. If you preferred, paid options were an additional 100 RMB. We also added makeup and styling for 100 RMB per person. The makeup artist was excellent; even with many guests waiting, she was very dedicated. The photographer was also great, skilled at guiding poses. My mom's photos turned out gentle and elegant! We received 5 free lightly retouched photos, and additional retouches were only 20 RMB/photo, which was good value for money. 🍜 Quyuan, a Black Pearl Restaurant. Quyuan Teahouse, a Black Pearl 1-diamond restaurant, is conveniently located right within Yingbinguan, meaning you don't have to leave the hotel to experience it! It does get very busy, so it's a good idea to get a number in advance and then explore nearby. The hotel's own breakfast was also excellent. 🚶‍♀️ Direct Access to Slender West Lake, no queuing is a blessing! On the second day, to visit Slender West Lake, the hotel has an exclusive fast lane! No need to wait in long queues at the scenic area entrance; you can enter directly from the hotel grounds. This was truly stress-free for traveling with seniors (normal admission tickets are still required). The hotel garden seamlessly connects to Slender West Lake. In spring, Slender West Lake is vibrant with green willows and colorful flowers, with beautiful scenery at every turn. 🎭 Intangible Cultural Heritage Mini-Theater, an immersive experience of Yangzhou folk customs. During the holidays, the hotel arranged an 'Intangible Cultural Heritage Mini-Theater', which truly amazed us! Yangzhou puppet shows, Yangzhou Qingqu opera, and Yangzhou Pinghua storytelling were performed in rotation. The performers were all professional, and acts like puppet calligraphy and pipa serenades were full of Yangzhou charm. This trip to Yangzhou, Yangzhou Yingbinguan truly gave us so many surprises. From the garden landscape and thoughtful service to the delicious food and intangible cultural heritage experiences, all the beauty of Yangzhou was concentrated here. When traveling with your mom, choosing the right hotel is so important! Next time I come to Yangzhou, I will definitely stay here again!

This stay was absolutely fantastic! The front desk lady was so warm and professional, and the room was spotlessly clean with a bed so comfortable I didn't want to get up. The hotel's location is perfect, making it super convenient for getting around and shopping. I'm extremely satisfied with this stay! The service was attentive and thoughtful from check-in to check-out. The room was spacious, bright, and had a great view. It's excellent value for money. I've already recommended it to my friends, five stars! I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit!

Nestled in the heart of the ancient city, this hotel offers a serene escape. Andor Hotel is conveniently located near the subway entrance, within walking distance of Shantang Street and Guanqian Street. It's well-equipped with a gym and a self-service laundry room, making it ideal for business travelers too. The Wi-Fi is fast, and the large TV supports screen casting. The rooms have a minimalist design, and complimentary beverages are provided, offering great value for money. The lobby boasts a stylish design and the service is excellent. The environment is beautiful with fresh air. Five-star rating!

Our stay at Jinling Hotel this time was absolutely fantastic, and I have to give a huge shout-out to our wonderful suite butler! Her service was attentive and thoughtful throughout our entire stay. When I wanted to order some Jinling glutinous rice cakes from Meiyuan for a late-night snack, she immediately helped coordinate and even kindly reminded me about how cold food tastes – so considerate! She also clearly and meticulously explained the complimentary laundry service, making the rules and steps easy to understand. She was incredibly patient. During our stay, we truly experienced the charm of Jinling's cuisine. We lived comfortably, ate to our heart's content, and everything was incredibly convenient. Choosing the right hotel really makes all the difference! Our 'fairy' butler was gentle, professional, and responsive. She promptly addressed small requests and expertly handled larger matters, providing an immersive service experience from start to finish. Next time I'm in Nanjing, Jinling Hotel will definitely be my first choice. I highly recommend it to everyone!

Hotel location inside Fuzimiao (Confucius Temple) zone is excellent. Stepping out from the hotel entrance into the pedestrian-only street are tonnes of restaurants and stalls.( Everyday I was spoiled for food choices.) Yet, the hotel remains sheltered, calm and insulated from the outside festivities. The room I stayed for 4 nights was spacious, clean with air-conditioning. Shower water pressure and hot water was excellent. Everyday a bag of fruits (banana, orange, apple, pear, cherry tomatoes...) were dropped off. All the snacks and drinks in the room were included (free). Overall, the hotel was not luxurious (in the traditional 5-star sense) but contains a captivating charm that transport one back to Chinese antiquity. It was a pleasant stay. One minor blemish was the in-room safe not working as it should. Reception said hardly any guests use the room safe. That's understandable given the overall safe environment.

I booked this hotel with the mindset of canceling if it wasn't good, but it turned out to be surprisingly great! Aside from the room being a bit small, everything else was perfect. It's also conveniently located close to all the attractions. The landlady was very welcoming and even helped us carry our luggage up to the third floor. Highly recommend staying here.

Immersive, Zen-inspired experience: “Hidden away in this bustling city is a tranquil sanctuary. The moment I slid open the wooden door, it felt as if I had been transported to an ancient machiya in Kyoto. The room was filled with a subtle scent of tatami, and the natural wood furniture with minimalist lines exuded a 'wabi-sabi' aesthetic throughout. My favorite time was in the evening, sitting at the low table by the window, brewing a pot of tea, and gazing at the karesansui garden outside. All the inner turmoil gradually faded away. There was no excessive disturbance here, just the perfect amount of space and serenity—a truly healing journey that allowed my mind and body to return to nature.” Concise yet evocative short review: “A living space rich in oriental aesthetics, with restrained yet elegant design. Attentive service.”

The breakfast was quite good, with a decent variety and quality that I really enjoyed. However, it might have been due to a holiday, but there was no one to seat us in the breakfast area. We basically had to find and grab tables ourselves, which made for a rather chaotic experience. The high-floor city view was indeed fantastic, offering a panoramic outlook. Plus, being right above a shopping mall made it incredibly convenient for shopping, dining, and getting around. I had specifically requested a king-size bed when booking to make it easier with my child, and the hotel arranged it as requested, which was a thoughtful touch. However, staying with a child presented a few inconveniences: it was difficult for one person to pick up takeout with a child, as the hotel doesn't offer room delivery for external food. I had to go down twice by elevator to retrieve it myself, which was quite a hassle. The elevators were also rather slow, and during peak hours, we waited for a long time. As for amenities, only children's slippers and toothbrushes were provided; no children's toiletries, which was inconvenient. On a positive note, Kevin Chen from the concierge team deserves praise. His service attitude was excellent, and he was very proactive in helping with any requests, which made me feel very comfortable.