Hotels With Spa in Jiangxi, China

Hotel Breakfast: The dining environment is excellent - clean, quiet, and offers an expansive view of the Gan River through floor-to-ceiling windows. The plates are just the right size, and the soup dishes are of great quality and incredibly delicious. The cold dishes are delicate and petite, and the pastries are adorably small, which is perfect for guests to try a little bit of everything without wasting food – truly commendable! The staff clearing plates are quiet, efficient, and discreet, which I particularly appreciate. Hotel Room Service: I troubled the staff a few times, and they were consistently gentle and polite in their service. Many thanks!

Very satisfied with the stay experience, the lobby is large, the environment is very good, the front desk service is good, the check-in is fast, the room facilities are complete, the breakfast is also great, the transportation is convenient, I came to watch the concert, and the stadium is only 15 minutes away by subway.

Let's start with the positives: the location is excellent, just about a 10-minute walk to Tengwang Pavilion, August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall, and Wanshou Palace. Plus, there are plenty of great restaurants nearby, and it's lively at night. The scenic views are actually more impressive at night than during the day. The hotel seems to have been renovated recently; the facilities are decent, and breakfast is quite plentiful. Now for the drawbacks: the hotel entrance is quite small and hard to spot if you're driving, so if you miss it, you'll have to drive around in a big circle to get back. The parking lot is a bit tight and challenging, but that's no problem for experienced drivers.

The front desk is lacking a smile and warm service, my shower room is wet all the time, The hotel carpet needs a good steam cleaning all over. breakfast is so so but I enjoyed the restaurant lunch. Smoking or not need to enforce air quality

The hotel is located by the lake, offering a lovely environment, and there are even two peacocks at the entrance! We traveled during Chinese New Year and were upgraded to an executive room, which was very spacious with excellent room service. The hotel is a bit old, and the pipes occasionally emit an odor. The price doubled during the Chinese New Year period.

The hotel's location is excellent, and its facilities are well-maintained. It's within walking distance to the subway station and shopping areas, making getting around very convenient. Upon arrival, the front desk staff provided a warm welcome, swiftly processed our check-in, and kindly upgraded our room type. The room was clean and bright, the bedding was comfortable and soft, and the bathroom amenities were comprehensive and had a subtle, pleasant fragrance. A special thanks to the housekeeping staff for their meticulous daily cleaning and for thoughtfully replenishing extra bottles of mineral water. The breakfast spread was extensive, with a good balance of Chinese and Western options, and the made-to-order noodle bar was a definite bonus. Overall, the experience exceeded our expectations, and we'll definitely choose to stay here again on our next visit!

The hotel we stayed at when we went to Wucheng Town to watch birds is relatively new. The ventilation system in the room has some problems and it is quite stuffy. The flashing light of the toilet seat is very disturbing at night and we cannot unplug the wires. The breakfast and service attitude are OK.

Traveling to Nanchang with my family for Chinese New Year, choosing the Sheraton Nanchang Hotel was definitely a wise decision. First off, the location is superb; the subway station is just a left turn outside the hotel, making it easy to reach all the main attractions. We even took the subway to and from the airport, which was incredibly convenient. Secondly, the hotel staff provided exceptional service. The front desk lady, knowing we had a late flight on our departure day, proactively arranged a late check-out for us during check-in, which really solved a problem for us. When we checked out, she even gave us some small Nanchang souvenirs, which made both the adults and children very happy. Lastly, let's talk about the hotel's facilities. The room was spacious, the bedding was comfortable, and the view was fantastic. We even watched Nanchang's New Year's Day fireworks display from our room, which was spectacular. The swimming pool was open from noon until night; my child went twice, and the water was clean, the temperature was just right, and it wasn't crowded. All in all, our stay was a wonderful experience, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit Nanchang.

This hotel was a fantastic choice for my business trip! The location is absolutely perfect – so close to both the high-speed train station and my office, just a few minutes by taxi, which saved me a ton of commuting time. Check-in at the front desk took less than 3 minutes; it was super efficient, and they even proactively upgraded me to a quiet room on a higher floor. The room itself was spacious and spotless, with high-speed WiFi and plenty of outlets, which was perfect for getting work done. The soundproofing was also excellent. Breakfast offered a great variety without being overwhelming, with everything from hot congee and coffee to sandwiches. This will definitely be my top choice for future business trips!

Very strange. After checking in, I went out for dinner. While gone, I got some messages on WeChat from the front desk that there was a problem. When I returned, they told me that they couldn't register me and they needed more information. This is the first time that I had to show and have pictures taken of all my work visas I have had since I last entered the country six years ago, especially since there is no problem with my current visa. I don't know if it is the hotel itself that wanted this or the local PSB when they were registering me. Whatever the reason, it made me feel unwelcome. Other foreigners wanting to stay here - you might not be welcome. The law says that they must accept you, and they will accept you, but you know that they still don't want you to be there.