Hotels With spa in Jiangsu, China

An absolutely wonderful experience! The entire hotel was designed by Singapore's Temasek Group and is seamlessly integrated with the Panmen Scenic Area. The hotel itself is built around a traditional Chinese garden layout, cleverly concealing eight distinct attractions. Its back entrance leads directly into the Panmen Scenic Area, and with your hotel key card, you get unlimited access throughout the day, along with services like Hanfu rental. The hotel itself is impeccable, with top-notch amenities, including the pool and gym. The customer service staff are also very professional. I noticed many foreigners, especially Singaporeans, staying here. The only minor drawback is that the rooms are spread across multiple buildings, making the hotel quite large. On my first visit, it took me a while to navigate from the front desk to my room. Also, the front desk is on the 3rd floor, while the rooms are on the 1st and 2nd floors, which can be a bit confusing when coming and going.

I chose the Qiyu Pai Resort Hotel for my trip to Suzhou's Shantang Street this time, and I was extremely satisfied with the overall experience. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Suzhou. The hotel boasts an excellent location, close to Shilu subway station, and just a few minutes' walk to Shantang Street, making it super convenient for evening strolls and trying local food. The rooms blend Japanese and Suzhou design, are clean, tidy, and spacious, and come with a separate bathtub – perfect for soaking away travel fatigue. The soundproofing throughout the hotel is excellent, providing a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle, ensuring a very restful sleep. The hotel's Suzhou-style breakfast offers a wide variety, with freshly made Suzhou noodles that are authentic and delicious. Plus, the rooftop terrace provides stunning views of the ancient city's sunset, creating a fantastic photo opportunity. The only minor drawback was that the shower water temperature occasionally fluctuated, making it a bit tricky to adjust. However, this is a small flaw that doesn't detract from the overall experience. With attentive concierge service and excellent value for money, I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Suzhou.

The old Hyatt, soon to be rebranded as a JW, was in a transition period, so I didn't have high expectations for the hardware or software. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality of service, especially from Front Desk staffer Xiao Yang, who deserves special praise. The room was standard, but the executive lounge was surprisingly huge, comparable to the Ritz-Carlton Xi'an, though it felt a bit empty with so few guests. For a trip to Wuxi, staying here is incredibly convenient for visiting both Nanchan Street and Huishan Ancient Town. I'm looking forward to seeing how it improves after the rebranding and renovation.

When we arrived, the dam had been repaired, and we could see the beautiful view of Tianmu Lake from the hotel door. The hotel housekeeper contacted us in advance, and we stayed in the private soup room and gave us fish head vouchers. For other dishes, we ordered black rice and The small bamboo shoots are quite delicious when cooked, and the experience is still very good!

The service at the hotel was excellent, they were polite and very helpful. Any questions that you asked, they answered without hesitation. Overall the staff, were the best if I have to compare with other big and small hotels that I have been to. My friend and I booked the hotel together. The rooms were very very nice. We loved them. It was easy to travel around the resort, they have golf carts that can take you around the resort. So many activities to do there. You need to speak a little bit of Chinese though. But in case you don’t they will find someone to help you there. The hotel package we took included the hot springs, spar and breakfast. It was worth it. The springs are the best. There is also an infinity pool. The people there are very helpful, great service. It was easy to spot two foreigners but they treated us with so much kindness, especially the man and woman at the fish spring and the little cafe there names: 张浩川, 张刘纪 and 彭玉琴. So Hentique hotels and resort is huge. The area and the activities you can do there are plenty. You can get on a helicopter(480rmb), boat(272rmb) it includes going to the islands and mountain hiking, horse riding and many more. You just have to come with a good budget. Breakfast is at the big hotel that has a great view of the lake. Hentique pinecone has different restaurants around, the food is between 100 -300 per person. I suggest you bring snacks because there aren’t any shops close by. The big hotel has a shop where you can buy snacks for a price, and an all day restaurant. We ended up moving from hentique pinecone hotel to the big hotel but paid a little bit more and was worth every penny. The hotel really good, with a nice view, the manager on duty that day August 16th 2023 was the best manager, I forgot his name. His English was very very good. He answered all questions and helped us transfer from 松果 to the big hotel. Having being in China for a long time, this was the best trip ever, with the best service. We will surely go back to this place. Best service ever. Keep up the good work!!!

My family and I recently had the pleasure of staying at Racha Mankha, and I can’t recommend it enough! This hotel is a hidden gem, offering a secluded and quiet retreat that truly embodies peace and relaxation. The ambiance is simply delightful, making it the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. One of the highlights of my stay was the food. I can confidently say that the Thai cuisine here is some of the best I’ve ever had in Nanjing! Each dish was bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. Additionally, I indulged in their Thai massage services, and it was an absolute must-try! The skilled therapists provided a rejuvenating experience that left me feeling refreshed and relaxed. While the area may not have as many tourist attractions as other parts of Nanjing, the tranquility and quality of service at Racha Mankha more than make up for it. If you’re looking for a peaceful getaway with fantastic food and pampering, this is the place to be!

My stay at InterContinental Nanjing Zifeng was absolutely perfect! The hotel is right in the city center, with direct subway access. My high-floor room offered breathtaking panoramic views of Jinling city through its floor-to-ceiling windows, and the sunset and night views were simply stunning. The room itself was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable. A special shout-out to Cora at the front desk! She was incredibly patient and friendly throughout the check-in process, proactively providing information about breakfast times and executive lounge hours. When she learned I was planning to go sightseeing, she thoughtfully recommended local attractions and transportation routes. Later, when I inquired about late check-out and luggage storage, Cora handled everything quickly and efficiently. Her attention to detail and professionalism were outstanding, and her service was genuinely caring and never perfunctory. I truly experienced the high-quality service InterContinental is known for!

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.

Overall, it's pretty good. The hot springs are very comfortable, and the facilities are decent. The hygiene is also good, and the staff are all polite. The food, however, is very mediocre, so don't expect much. It's a nice place just for a hot spring soak. As a hot spring hotel, while it emulates Japanese onsen in form, there's still a lot of room for improvement in the details, which I've already discussed with the staff on site. I'd like to add two more points: 1. Please have staff regularly patrol the lounge area. The door to the smoking room needs to be kept closed. Otherwise, it affects the health and relaxation of other guests, as the entire lounge area is an enclosed space, including the smoking room. 2. Mobile phones should be strictly prohibited in the hot spring area and changing rooms. Although there are signs, some visitors just don't pay attention. The scrub attendant was very responsible; she immediately stopped a lady who brought her phone into the hot spring pool. However, she was busy with her own work and couldn't keep an eye on everything. Another three or four people came in as if to sightsee, all dressed and holding their phones. Even though they weren't taking photos, it created psychological pressure for those of us who were naked at the time. I really hope there can be staff to maintain order and ensure no phones are brought in. It's very close to Shanghai, so I can visit frequently for a soak. I hope to see improvements in the details next time.

The hotel environment is great, and the rooms have just been renovated but there's no unpleasant smell. The service is excellent! I'd especially like to thank Tingting at the front desk, Wang Zhi from housekeeping for the beautiful flowers, Xiaoyun at the kids' club for helping me find my baby's water bottle, and Wu Dan for the generous fruit delivery. Overall, the service was fantastic! [smiley faces] It's also very suitable for children, as they can feed koi, bunnies, black swans, and ducklings. The children's play facilities are also abundant.