Hotels With Parking in Jiangxi, China

This hotel is located right inside the scenic area, so you don't have to queue up to enter and exit every day. The package conveniently includes two entrance tickets, unlimited park access for two days, and breakfast. In the early morning, before the crowds arrive, you can wander around Sandieshui and Lanyue Bridge. With the morning mist swirling around the white walls and black tiles, you can take photos without any people in the shot. At night, when the lights come on, the entire valley transforms into something out of a fantasy drama, even more picturesque than during the day. We ate at the Weitou Restaurant. They had Qianshan rice noodles, rice cakes, freshly made crepes, and even fruits and drinks. The kids loved it, and the portions were generous and not skimpy at all.

I came to play on May Day and booked this hotel. Although it was a holiday, the price was very suitable. The hotel is very large, decorated very attentively and upscale, with scenery everywhere and a swimming pool. The breakfast is also very rich. In short, it is worth it! Xiao Xie at the front desk is very warm and considerate, and actively helps to solve problems. Thumbs up👍👍👍

Facilities: Given the disposable amenities and welcome fruit, the hotel exceeded my expectations. I didn't have high hopes, but the quality of everything from the dental kit to the slippers was surprisingly good. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was commendable, and staff were quick to respond to any issues I raised. Environment: The hotel rooms are nestled within the scenic area, beautifully laid out with stunning views from the window. It's also very convenient for exploring the park. Service: This is where I was a bit taken aback. Despite the significant slopes within the scenic area, only assistance with luggage *delivery* was provided. Essentially, a staff member accompanied us to check in. I can't imagine how difficult it would be for guests with elderly family members or children to manage their luggage themselves. Another point is the butler service. We weren't contacted in advance; we had to add the butler's WeChat ourselves after checking in. This meant we couldn't communicate beforehand to arrange the travel photography session. Platinum Travel Photography: I contacted them on the day of check-in. The photo shoot was scheduled for 4 PM, but it was raining heavily, making the entire park quite damp. We were also starving. After eating in the scenic area, we asked if the shoot could be done *within* the park, but this was refused. However, with the rain, it was impossible to trek all the way back to the original starting point without getting soaked. If we had communicated earlier and known that the photography service was right next to the check-in area, we wouldn't have had all that back-and-forth hassle, and we wouldn't have wasted the photography voucher. It feels like a missed opportunity.

This 12-day Chinese New Year family trip, Shangri-La Nanchang was by far the most comfortable hotel we stayed in. The location is superb, with convenient transportation. The tram downstairs goes directly to all the major popular attractions. What truly impressed me was the service; they genuinely made us feel at home. Check-in was very thoughtful. They proactively arranged our two rooms together and patiently explained why there was a connecting room in between (due to the king-size bed layout). They also meticulously inquired about all our needs. On the day we left, our child wasn't feeling well and fell asleep, and the hotel was incredibly accommodating, allowing us to extend our check-out until 2 PM without any rush or催促, which was particularly heartwarming. The room view was unbeatable, directly facing Tengwang Pavilion from the window. We could even watch the fireworks display from our room, and the staff even proactively reminded us to tune the TV to the music channel to accompany the viewing. Additionally, the robot delivery for takeout was very prompt, and the buffet dinner was affordable, delicious, and offered a wide variety of dishes. The overall experience was impeccable, highly recommended!

I specifically booked this room so my nearly 90-year-old mother could comfortably watch the fireworks. After making the reservation, I even called the front desk to confirm details. Upon checking into room XX21 on a higher floor, I found that it didn't have the floor-to-ceiling windows I'd imagined, and the Twin Towers weren't visible. However, I could see 7 out of the 9 fireworks boats. So, from the room, you really could watch the fireworks show and enjoy the beautiful night view of Tengwang Pavilion. The best spot on my floor to watch the fireworks was at the end of the corridor, offering a panoramic view, but people had already set up chairs and were waiting there as early as 4 PM. For breakfast on the first day of the ***** New Year, between 8 and 9 AM, it was impossible to find an empty table. I wanted to try the clay pot soup; during the 30-plus minutes I was eating, I saw the soup pots brought out 4 or 5 times, but each time there were only 5 or 6 servings, and they were all gone by the time I got there. I had to regretfully give up. The hotel staff were quite friendly, and the room was clean and tidy. However, if you're looking for a panoramic indoor view of the fireworks show, I'll have to keep searching.

Newer hotel in Ji'An - easy access from the train station (I think it cost me $1 to take a taxi from the train station to the hotel). I feel this is the best choice in this area. Spacious and comfortable rooms, and many choices for breakfast. This is my second time staying here, and I plan to stay here again.

This hotel is located right opposite Tengwang Pavilion, offering a luxurious and comfortable environment. At night, the stunning view of Tengwang Pavilion is right there for you to enjoy. It's also super convenient for exploring the area and finding places to eat. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and attentive, and the room service was excellent too – when it got too hot late at night, they brought us a portable air conditioner and buckwheat pillows. But the absolute highlight was the breakfast; you can basically try all sorts of Nanchang's local delicacies, and they all taste fantastic. If I ever come back, I'd definitely choose this hotel again, and I'll be recommending it to all my friends.

Even though it was winter, the view outside the window was still beautiful, and the starry night sky was a breathtaking sight you wouldn't see in the city. I was a bit worried about the inconvenience of staying at the hotel on top of the mountain in the scenic area, but everything went surprisingly smoothly. After checking in at the foot of the mountain, there was a dedicated cable car 'green channel' that allowed us to bypass the queues. Once we reached the mountaintop, a hotel vehicle took us to the lobby for check-in, and then a staff member personally escorted us to our room – super convenient! The best part was that after the large crowds of tourists left for the night, the entire scenic area became wonderfully quiet, allowing us to explore at our leisure. In the early morning, before the other tourists arrived, we had the entire 'Shaiqiu' platform to ourselves and managed to take perfect family photos without anyone else in the background. It was absolutely wonderful.

My child had a great impression of the hotel and said they want to stay here again next time we visit Jingdezhen. First, the pros: The location is excellent, very close to Taoyangli Scenic Area and the Imperial Kiln, within walking distance. The family room is spacious and even comes with a tea room. The decor is more unique and locally inspired compared to generic chain hotels. There's also a 'South Wall' right at the hotel, so you don't have to queue up at Sanbao Village for photos. The cleaning staff were very thorough, and all frontline employees were very patient. Now for the cons: The lighting only has two modes: bright and ambient. It's either all on or all off; there are no table lamps or floor lamps. After my child went to bed early, if the adults wanted to relax or entertain themselves, they had to sit near the bathroom door or in the tea room, relying on the faint streetlights outside. If you needed to use the restroom at night, you'd have to use your phone for light. Additionally, the breakfast variety and taste were rather mediocre. Overall, it's still quite good.

After spending a few days on Mount Lu, we then chose to stay for a night at the Sheraton Jiujiang Ocean Hotel. We'd still like to express our gratitude to He Qi and the male front desk staff who checked us in that day. Their thoughtful arrangements allowed us to get a good night's rest and recover a lot of our energy. The hotel opened in March, so its facilities are very new. Our Lake View Premium King Room featured both a shower and a bathtub, which our child absolutely loved splashing around in. There was also a dedicated work area and a coat rack, making the space well-utilized and very comfortable. The bedding was just right – neither too soft nor too firm – and the fully smart air conditioning and bathroom ensured a high quality of sleep. The breakfast selection was rich and delicious, offering a good blend of Western and Chinese options, and even featured a dedicated kids' section. The breakfast staff were professional and polite; while waiting for our food, we even chatted with the staff member at the noodle station about the weather and local waterfalls. Overall, it was a very relaxing and pleasant experience. This time, we didn't have enough energy to try the swimming pool and gym, but we'll definitely make sure to on our next visit. As expected from an international brand like Sheraton, the quality is guaranteed. Our child was so happy when they learned we'd be staying at the Sheraton after coming down from the mountain that they exclaimed, 'We're home!'