Hotels With Parking in Jiangsu, China

This is a large hotel, designed in the classic Suzhou-style architecture, with beautiful garden landscapes. The back entrance offers direct access to the Pan Gate Scenic Area. The hotel spans approximately 32,000 square meters and features 336 guest rooms. It boasts four dining options: Cuiyingyuan All-Day Dining, Haitainlou Chinese Restaurant, Ruimian Noodle House, and Taying Cafe. There are roughly 250-300 parking spaces available, along with leisure facilities such as indoor and outdoor pools, a gym, tennis courts, an indoor golf simulator, and a kids' club.

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!

After doing some research online, I was torn between Building 8 and Building 18, but I ultimately chose Building 18, which is apparently newly built and features a courtyard. There are peacocks on the B1 level, and you can access them directly from the parking lot following the signs. You can customize your room keycard, just remember to do it in advance. There are also cute little bunnies near Building 18. The courtyard inside the room wasn't particularly worth it, as I spent most of my time out sightseeing. However, the large floor-to-ceiling windows offered beautiful views at night, my only minor complaint is that the courtyard itself wasn't very big. It was very convenient to call staff anytime to take us to any building we needed (except for the hot spring across the street, which only offered drop-offs at Quyu Teahouse). Yangzhou's gardens can get quite crowded, so it was much better to enjoy the ambiance directly at the Guesthouse. It was less crowded and very green, with direct access to Slender West Lake. Breakfast was plentiful and offered a wide variety of choices. I heard the swimming pool at the Guesthouse is also quite famous, but I was short on time and couldn't experience it myself. Do pay attention to the complimentary hot spring tickets. I tried both hot springs. For the Slender West Lake hot spring across the street, you should set aside a few hours. Both indoor and outdoor hot springs are available, and there's a great variety of them. Hongqiao Fang Hot Spring felt more like the Northeastern Chinese bathhouse culture (and I'm from the Northeast, haha!). For massages, I highly recommend ear picking and full-body massages. I don't think a pedicure is really worth it unless you have very severe calluses. Overall, I found the bathhouse services slightly less impressive than what you'd find in the Northeast. The lobby on the 11th floor is also very nice, with black swans nearby. The Guesthouse has a lot of plants and animals throughout. I tried all three restaurants within the Guesthouse, but I wouldn't highly recommend them. It might be due to my personal taste, but I felt it was better to eat out. However, the ambiance in the restaurants was quite pleasant. Overall, I'd give the Guesthouse a thumbs up. The environment is absolutely impeccable. However, compared to the exterior landscaping, the interior conditions of the Guesthouse were a bit less impressive. So, for value for money, you could opt for a standard king room and still enjoy the beautiful scenery. I will definitely choose the Guesthouse again on my next trip to Yangzhou!!!

Stayed with a friend, and the room was clean and tidy, with comfortable bedding. The location is great, not far from Southeast University and the Presidential Palace, making it convenient for getting around and finding food. The front desk staff were very friendly, and the facilities were sufficient. Overall, it was a good stay.

Don't rush to chase the sights; just savor the moment. Bask in the sun in Andu's courtyard, lose yourself in a good book at the book bar, and let Suzhou's slow pace gently envelop every part of your journey. That's why I absolutely loved my stay this time; the experience was great, and it offered excellent value for money. It's a pet-friendly hotel, the rooms are clean and hygienic, and all the amenities are complimentary. The staff are warm and welcoming, and they even offer Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) experiences. The facilities are comprehensive, and the transportation is convenient!

Centrally located in Xinjiekou, this hotel boasts an excellent location, making it convenient to get around and perfect for shopping! The service is incredibly attentive; Manager Fang from the VIP hotline provided professional and meticulous service with a warm and thoughtful demeanor. She was proactive and thorough throughout, always responding and following up on every detail. Before my stay, Ms. Fang noticed from my social media that I was traveling with a baby and thoughtfully left a message saying she would arrange for children's amenities. These small touches truly made me feel at home at Jinling Hotel, showcasing their high-quality service and leaving a lasting impression. The concierge was also very polite and helpful with luggage. Jinling Hotel will definitely be my top choice for future stays!

This is hands down the best hotel I've ever stayed at in terms of service and value for money. The location is excellent, right in the Fuzimiao pedestrian street in Nanjing. The staff were incredibly helpful, even upgrading me to a larger room. The room itself was spotless and very comfortable. I was so pleased with my stay. They also provided complimentary fruit, which was a nice touch. And even at 10 PM after exploring, they offered a small sweet soup – that was truly amazing! Definitely a five-star review from me! [Strong]

The hotel is located down an alley, but it has its own dedicated parking, which is very convenient. It's not far from Laomendong, Confucius Temple, Zhonghua Gate City Wall, and the Nanjing City Wall Museum. You can even get takeout delivered as late as 11 PM. I booked a room with a balcony and the view was great. You can see the tour boats passing by. The hotel room was also very clean and tidy.

This stay was absolutely fantastic! The hotel's location is super convenient, making it easy to get around by taxi or explore the surroundings. The room was spotless, and the bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring a really restful sleep. The room amenities were complete, and I found the lighting and bathroom facilities to be excellent. The front desk staff were very friendly, handled check-in and check-out efficiently, and patiently answered any questions I had. Overall, the value for money is outstanding. The environment is quiet and peaceful, not noisy at all. I will definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in the area, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone! Amenities: Excellent Cleanliness: Spotless Environment: Tidy Service: Very good

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.