Posted on Sep 6, 2026|Premier Twin
Sammy0618The hotel boasts elegant and pleasant views, designed by a renowned international firm. Opened in 1999 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, it symbolizes Sino-Singaporean friendship and international influence. The main building's stone facade is made of Jinshan stone from Mudu, a quarry that has since ceased operation. The garden landscaping is top-notch, with each of the 'Eight Views of Wu Palace' offering unique charm. A back exit provides direct access to the Panmen Scenic Area, allowing for day and night exploration. The hotel's restaurants are distinctive, with both the Chinese and Western establishments being superb. The Ruimian Noodle House, a Suzhou-style noodle restaurant, is particularly elegant and authentic!
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Price per night fromS$ 69
Posted on Oct 2, 2026|Tatami Family Room (Private Bathtub + Smart Toilet + 65-Inch TV)
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This resort hotel, featuring a Japanese garden theme, is located in the heart of Suzhou's Gusu District. It's within walking distance of popular attractions like Shantang Street and Shilu Pedestrian Street.
The hotel's prime location in the Gusu District means you can reach Shantang Street Scenic Area, Shilu Pedestrian Street, and the subway station within a 2-5 minute walk. From the subway, it's just 5 stops to Suzhou Museum and Humble Administrator's Garden. Downstairs, you'll find a food market and various shops.
**Hotel Features and Experiences**
1. **Japanese Garden Design**: The common areas are designed in a Japanese garden style. The 7th-floor lobby terrace offers scenic views. The overall decor is quaint and elegant, perfect for photo opportunities.
2. **Prime Location**: Adjacent to attractions like Shantang Street and Shilu Pedestrian Street, both within walking distance. There's a rich selection of dining and shopping options nearby, making travel convenient.
3. **Unique Room Types**: Some rooms feature Japanese tatami mats and private onsen-style bathtubs. Toiletries are individually packaged, with some being from the L'Occitane brand.
4. **Attentive Service Details**: Guests have mentioned receiving a **Juangong fan** as a souvenir upon check-out, and the staff are proactive and enthusiastic.
5. **Quiet Facilities**: The in-room air conditioning is praised for being efficient and quiet. The facilities are relatively new, and the overall cleanliness is good.
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Posted on Sep 25, 2026|Jiangnanpalace Scenic King Room
Guest UserThe hotel is located within the Lingnan Guild Hall in the scenic area, right by Shantang Street, making it incredibly convenient for shopping and sightseeing. However, the scenic area has traffic restrictions, and the streets are mainly cobblestone. There are also stairs within the Lingnan Guild Hall, which can be inconvenient if you're carrying luggage or pushing a stroller. The hotel's front desk service is excellent and very welcoming. The rooms are meticulously cleaned, and they even offer laundry service, which is a big plus! The hotel has a garden-style design, with a beautiful koi pond that's great for photos and where you can feed the fish. Although it's in a scenic area, the hotel rooms are quite quiet, and there were various complimentary services that unfortunately I didn't get to use. I'll definitely come back again! Highly recommended!
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Price per night fromS$ 85
Posted on Oct 9, 2026|Deluxe King
Guest UserThere are so many great hotels in Wuxi. Having visited with my kids many times and stayed at various five-star hotels, this time we came to tour Taihu Lake. We booked the hotel very late on the day of arrival, and after calling first to inquire about the evening buffet, we finally chose the JW. The room was thoroughly cleaned, and the service was excellent and very prompt (there was a minor issue with the TV, but someone was sent right away to fix it). The hotel is located in a bustling downtown area with a lively atmosphere. Right downstairs is a shopping mall with everything you could possibly need, making it very convenient when traveling with kids. Above all, the night view is unbeatable! Looking out from the 57th floor, the night view of Wuxi is stunning! The dining and other amenities are quite decent—nothing extraordinary, but everything you need is there. And that's more than enough 👍 Overall, it was a fantastic experience. Since we love Wuxi so much and it's very convenient to get here from Shanghai, we will definitely stay at our JW again next time.
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Price per night fromS$ 159
Posted on Aug 5, 2025
Lana_adventures
Totally loved this place! It is so private and peaceful that you will never guess it's located nearby Nanjing. The pool was clean, Thai food was delicious, Thai massage was authentic, everything was great. And most importantly, it's pets friendly! Definitely recommend to everyone!
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Posted on Oct 15, 2026|1 King Bed Classic City View
loveless_Since I need to leave multiple reviews, I'll keep this one brief; please check my other detailed review for more information.
I'm giving all five stars entirely because of our butler, Alice, and all the staff who assisted me. The butler was warm and attentive, the front desk upgraded our room, the concierge was dedicated, and every staff member in the hallways and lobby greeted us—I could truly feel their care and effort. Located in a landmark building in Nanjing, the brand backing also gives peace of mind, and the lake view is a nice bonus.
To sum up: in terms of value for money, I only recommend booking when there's a package deal available.
Several major issues:
1. Hardware: The mattress was sagging; I still couldn't get a good night's sleep even after changing rooms twice. The showerhead was leaking.
2. Breakfast: Priced at 189 RMB, the quality and variety fall far short of the price tag. The vegetable juice wasn't strained, so the foam blocked the spout, making it impossible to pour; the Eggs Benedict weren't made to order, tasted poor, and were watery when cut open; the duck blood vermicelli soup was nowhere near as good as reviews claimed. Whenever they rotate daily dishes, they remove the good ones. Even the Meiling Porridge lacked any real flavor—nowhere near as good as the 8 RMB bowl you can get downstairs.
3. Cleanliness: Generally okay, but I found a short hair under the sheets. I also had to kill small flying insects (likely fruit flies brought in by fruit) on both the pillow and the desk.
4. Staff oversight: The floor was sticky and easy to trip over, yet staff walked right by and did nothing about it.
5. Smoking issue: When the elevator doors opened on the 7th floor, a thick wave of cigarette smoke poured in. When reported, I was merely told that ”the hotel is non-smoking,” with no follow-up investigation.
6. Service/Staffing: The staff are stretched thin.
Good service can compensate for subpar hardware, and the general direction is right, but many areas that need care are being neglected. The sagging mattress is definitely not a recent issue; I'm not sure if reporting it is difficult or if getting it fixed is the bottleneck. Ratings shouldn't rely solely on the efforts of front-line and middle management; many issues need to be reviewed and adjusted from a higher level. I can see the dedication of the front-line team and managers, but guests can also sense when there are things simply beyond their control.
Thanks again for your hard work. I hope the hotel's facilities and management will improve in the future, so that this landmark InterContinental can truly live up to its prime location.
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Price per night fromS$ 130
Posted on Jun 21, 2026
Anna0821
My stay at 'Tan Yue Hotel' was incredibly pleasant overall. The food was thoughtfully and carefully prepared, with fresh, high-quality ingredients and great taste – truly reassuring and enjoyable to eat. The room was clean and tidy, the mattress provided excellent support, and the pillows were soft and perfectly cradled my neck. I was able to get a full night's sleep every night, resulting in high-quality rest. The service throughout my stay was meticulous and attentive; responses were prompt, and the staff were friendly. The overall value for money far exceeded my expectations – truly exceptional value. It's my top choice for accommodation when traveling, and I highly recommend it.
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Price per night fromS$ 43
Posted on Jun 21, 2026|Guestroom (4 Beds)
boboksrThis is my fourth time staying at the Taicang Karuizawa Onsen Hotel, and I'm still extremely satisfied. This time, I came for the Dragon Boat Festival holiday with my mom, husband, and son. The hotel's overall environment is quiet and comfortable, the rooms are serene, well-equipped, and have a quality feel. The hygiene has always been excellent, making for a very reassuring stay.
My favorite part is still the hot springs – warm, comfortable, and very authentic. For me, the cleanliness of the hot spring area is particularly important, and Karuizawa consistently meets expectations in this regard. Each soak leaves me feeling relaxed both physically and mentally, making it perfect for a short holiday getaway.
The hotel's surroundings are also ideal for a vacation. It's about a 15-minute drive to Shaxi Ancient Town, which has lots of delicious food. Nearby is JinCang Lake Park, with its excellent ecological environment, perfect for a family stroll and relaxation. We drove from Shanghai, which took about an hour and a half, so the transportation is very convenient. That's why for the past two years, whenever a holiday comes around, we think of staying here for a few days.
During this stay, the hotel service also felt very warm. The staff were friendly and thoughtful, and the restaurant service was especially attentive, proactively caring for and asking about our needs. When they learned my mom had a sensitive stomach, they even specially added plain congee, which was truly thoughtful. Because we've stayed multiple times over the past two years, the hotel even offered a complimentary private hot spring this time, making us feel their full sincerity and a truly welcoming atmosphere.
In short, the Karuizawa Onsen Hotel has become our family's go-to for short holiday getaways. Everything from the rooms, hot springs, hygiene, and service to the surrounding environment leaves us very satisfied. We'll definitely be back if we get the chance in the second half of the year.
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Price per night fromS$ 159
Posted on Oct 6, 2026|Yatai Tower Graceful Executive Room
Anonymous UserStaying at the Jinling Hotel for a short trip to Nanjing was an absolute 10/10 experience! It's an iconic, well-established hotel with a fantastic atmosphere, right in the heart of Xinjiekou. The 'fairy' concierge, Ms. Jie, provided meticulous and attentive service, always responding promptly. Housekeeping staff, ICEY and Xiao Sun, were very thorough in their cleaning. Whether you're exploring attractions or simply strolling through the city, staying here is incredibly convenient. Definitely the top choice for anyone visiting Nanjing! 👍
The views from the executive lounge are unbeatable, and the roasted beef tenderloin served during Happy Hour was absolutely delicious. The lounge staff were also very friendly and accommodating.
Breakfast offered excellent Nanjing specialties like savory meat buns and duck blood vermicelli soup. The service attitude of staff across all departments in the hotel was excellent, making it a highly recommended place to stay.
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Posted on Oct 15, 2026|Garden Terrace Room King
QinxingjieThis time, thanks to Trip.com's ”One Room, One City” campaign, I brought my family dog to experience the Four Seasons Suzhou. I communicated with the hotel many times in advance, and I'd like to thank the Ctrip Black Diamond customer service team—the service was meticulous, attentive, and responsive to every request.
The check-in process was as smooth as silk. Two staff members came out to welcome us and had a pet stroller ready. In the parking lot, there was a staff member every 50 meters to guide the way, which was very thoughtful. The front desk staff spoke in gentle tones with some pleasant small talk that immediately put us in a good mood. We were assigned a room closest to the pet activity center—full marks for attention to detail. Needless to say, the hotel facilities are top-notch; not a single spot feels cheap. The hotel is gorgeous, and the Suzhou-style gardens live up to their reputation. Strolling around and taking in the scenery is delightful whether in the morning or evening.
There was a small hiccup: the room's air conditioner made an intermittent strange noise. While it didn't really bother humans, our dog is a bit sensitive and would bark at it. After we reported the issue, the Guest Relations Manager, Jarven, handled it very swiftly. Within 15 minutes, we were relocated and settled into a suite right next door. The staff members were extremely professional. (The only minor flaws: the staff member responsible for moving our pet supplies swiped their own key card to open our door even though the door was already closed, without waiting for me to open it. Also, when asking staff for some hotel information along the way, not everyone knew the exact details, so training could be slightly improved in this area.)
Breakfast: Above average. The selection was a bit limited, but the taste was acceptable.
Restaurant: Limited options and average reviews online, so we didn't try it.
Gym and Pool: Well-equipped facilities in a beautiful environment.
Overall, it was a fantastic experience—arguably one of the best Four Seasons hotels I've stayed at in recent years.
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Price per night fromS$ 341