Boutique Hotels in Nanjing

Service: I stayed here during the May Day holiday. The front desk contacted me in advance to confirm my estimated arrival time and proactively helped me with my luggage to the parking lot. After a brief chat, my booked courtyard room was upgraded for free to a third-floor river-view king room. The Qinhuai River was right outside the balcony door of the living room. The staff also kindly informed me of the best viewing times and explained all the room's amenities. Environment: The hotel's location is excellent, peaceful yet central. The room was meticulously clean, and the public areas were bright and tidy. Value-added services: The minibar offered complimentary drinks, snacks, and two facial masks. The public area on the first floor provided a variety of traditional Chinese clothing for guests to use for free photos, including Hanfu, horse-face skirts, and qipaos. They were varied, clean, and suitable for women of all sizes. Breakfast: Breakfast was a semi-buffet, featuring the hotel's special noodles and Nanjing's local pastries and cold dishes, all quite rich and delicious.

What I really want to give feedback on is the attentive, meticulous, and patient service. I generally don't have high expectations for hotels near tourist attractions, but this one was truly excellent. During our stay, Nanjing experienced a temperature drop, and the room was very cold. A young girl at the front desk brought us an electric heater and blankets late at night. The next day, she helped us move to another room in their branded hotel, saying it was their responsibility and they apologized for the poor experience. She explained that the room was cold because no one had stayed there the previous night, and since it was an older building, they had come up with many ways to keep it warm without damaging the structure. In short, they didn't shirk responsibility or make excuses; they were focused on improving the guest experience. Such a business deserves a good review, and I wish them continued success.

After watching the show, I returned to the city from Hexi. It was a bit late, so I didn't have time to check out the surroundings. The parking lot in front was full. I circled around, but couldn't get into the underground parking. I called the front desk, who told me to ask security for directions. They pointed me to a parking spot, and I parked smoothly. The room was quite spacious, although the facilities were a bit old, but acceptable. The name itself gives off a strong sense of being in a government-affiliated area. When I woke up in the morning, I saw that the building next door was the Gulou Cultural Tourism Zone. I could see Wuyue Plaza from the window. Walking through the alley, I felt the vibrant atmosphere of Nanjing. There were breakfast shops, century-old restaurants, and it wasn't far from Jiming Tangbao, Han Fuxing, and Huiwei Duck Blood Vermicelli Soup. After checking out, I went to Hongshan Forest Zoo, a happy hometown for working people.

We arrived early and the front desk attendant, seeing that we had a large group, upgraded our room. It was quite spacious and the location was great, close to the subway station, making it very convenient to get to all the attractions. Upon check-in, they offered us fruit tea, mineral water, and freshly ground coffee. The five-spice feature in the lobby was very creative, and the floral arrangements were beautiful. Plus, it's right next to the subway station, with Lines 1 and 2 making it easy to reach all the sights.

A five-star hotel with a relatively large building scale. It is located next to the Great Hall of the People and a 10-minute walk from the subway. Very close to everything. The hotel has a majestic appearance. The bedding in the hotel was very comfortable and there was no noise. The service was also very good, and the room upgrade and late check-out were all met. The only downside is that the facilities are a bit old and the wallpaper on the back of the bed is a bit peeling. The windows and shower glass door did not close properly.