Hotels With Pools in Jiangxi, China

More than perfect. From arrival check-in to checkout everything was gorgeous. Others say that it’s cheaper outside but I got 300% service, happiness and quality for what I paid. You’re assisted with a private butler 24/7 and she’ll take care of all your needs in a minute or 2. The main experience ( for me) is that you don’t need to worry about your time. Unlimited entries and nothing to carry along with you while you’re walking and climbing a lot. The room is spotless and easy to reach from any part of the scenic area. Heating systems and smart facilities are among the amazing features of the price. Floor heating system is my first experience in while China. When you wake up next morning, the breakfast is ready for you with plenty of quality varieties buffet style to enjoy. Next year same season, I’ll be visiting this hotel again but this time for 2 nights

Our second stop was Wangxian Valley, and we booked a hotel inside the scenic area. The staff upgraded our room, which was a pleasant surprise. The hotel has beautiful scenery and excellent service. A staff member even helped us carry our luggage to the room, which was quite a trek as the lobby is a bit of a distance and involves climbing stairs – they really work hard! Our room was clean and tidy, and they even provided complimentary fruit and 'fairy fruit'. From the balcony, we could see the cliffside guesthouses in the distance and a big moon. The hotel grounds themselves are stunning, with picturesque views at every turn and unique architecture. We were very satisfied.

I booked a King-size Lake View room at Shangri-La Nancheng after reading many strong reviews. The hotel itself looks impressive, and check-in was fast and friendly. However, the service consistency was disappointing. At the gym, there was no greeting at all—just a form and pen handed to me in silence. Normally, gym attendants would also tidy up, but the weights were left scattered and not put back. At breakfast, a waitress bumped into me without any apology. When we asked for soy sauce for porridge, it took over 10 minutes, and when we followed up, the waitress asked in return : “What soy sauce?” Overall, the room was clean with a beautiful lake view, and the sunrise and fountain were a nice bonus. The hotel itself is good, but service standards clearly need reflection. It's not a five star standard and it can't match other ShangriLa we stayed at. The management's lack of training to the staff obviously.

The room was spacious and very clean. The bed was incredibly soft and comfortable; I just melted into it. It was so peaceful, serene, and cozy. The staff at the front desk, both the guys and the ladies, were all very nice. Oh, I forgot to take pictures of the hotel's Christmas decorations, they were really eye-catching! And finally, about the Tengwang Pavilion – seriously, the view is a solid 5-star experience (because you can see it from the hotel without even buying a ticket; the hotel itself is like a giant 5-star scenic spot).

I honestly can't explain in the best words how amazing my experience here was. It is more than 1000% worth booking a stay at this Homestay especially because you have unlimited access, great nearby facilities, exceptional hosts and even before you arrive you are assigned a steward. Staff go above and beyond to make you feel comfortable, safe, supported and have fun. Even if you ste new to China like me, this place is a absolute Must. You get a guide on where to visit and the best routes, the breakfast range is brilliant. You won't lack a thing. Check out museum, performances as well as the sights during the day and the night, both are beautiful. I had the most amazing sleep, the beds are 100/100. A huge thank you to Steward Miaomiao for an amazing support system, you were so helpful and genuine and I really enjoyed my stay. And also a big thanks to Josh for helping me arrange travel back to the airport.

The hotel's front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was spacious with large floor-to-ceiling windows offering an unobstructed city view. It was clean and tidy, and the TV even supported screen mirroring. The bathroom was also very large and came with a bathtub for a complimentary soak. The hotel is super close to the subway station, just a two-minute walk away, and there's free parking available, which is very convenient. The front desk even has a small robot that delivers food! The breakfast on the third floor offers a wide variety of options, including Nanchang拌粉 (mixed noodles) and瓦罐汤 (clay pot soup), both of which taste great.

A great hotel stay. These days I tend to Airbnb, but in China for business and pleasure, my wife and I chose this hotel. We saw the outside during a past stay and thought we'd like to try it while visiting with another couple from the states. Everything was top notch. The breakfast wasn't a madhouse like other decent hotels. The space was so big it couldn't fill with the number of guests. The room walls were thick enough not to transmit noise. The space in the rooms was more than most. The balcony was lovely. Lots of good light, both artificial and natural. Not much English spoken, but check-in was easy. They helped us get a second didi for our friends and too much luggage. Drawbacks? Didi doesn't like to pull down the driveway even as it is an obvious road to the hotel. The toilet is electric and mechanical, completely unnecessary and makes too much noise while waking to use it. But these are common in most Chinese hotels it seems. The hotel was a relaxing and peaceful place to wake up and come home to after a day of ceramic exploration.

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👍👍👍

This is a truly unique hotel. Just looking at the hotel entrance felt like arriving at a scenic spot. Under the gatehouse, there's a small lounge area for guests to rest while waiting for the gatekeeper to call for the golf cart. Indeed, without the golf cart, as first-time visitors, we would have had no idea where the check-in desk was. After getting off the golf cart, we walked through a spacious courtyard to the lobby, which is a grand and rustic living room. Deeper into the lobby, in front of a huge relief sculpture, the front desk staff greeted us warmly and attentively. Our luggage was still on the golf cart, which then drove along the garden paths, taking us all the way to our room. We particularly want to thank the restaurant staff. Because it was raining on the day we arrived and the temperature dropped sharply, we felt too cold in the restaurant. The restaurant manager suggested we order our food and return to our room, and they would deliver it. When the food arrived, every dish was covered with plastic wrap, and a candle was lit underneath each one. Our soup was piping hot, and the fish sauce was still gently bubbling. This thoughtful gesture made us feel so warm on a cold autumn day.

Honestly, choosing this hotel for our Jingdezhen trip was a great decision, haha! First off, the location is fantastic – it's super close to Taoxichuan and various night market attractions, all within about a ten-minute walk. We could just stroll there after dinner and explore the night markets, which was lovely. The hotel itself is very clean, tidy, and bright. We booked a double room, and the window was huge. Plus, it even had a Tmall Genie, haha! The bathroom's wet and dry separation was excellent, which was great for the three of us, allowing everyone to get ready without bothering each other. Another bonus was the washing machine and dryer – after five days of travel, we could get all our clothes clean and fresh! The front desk staff were also very helpful; any requests we had were addressed promptly. Thumbs up! Most importantly, I think the price offered incredible value for money.