Nanchang Hotels with Gym

This hotel truly exceeded my expectations, it's like the 'Pang Dong Lai' (a well-regarded supermarket chain in China known for its excellent service) of hotels! The service is especially outstanding. The complimentary breakfast and afternoon tea offer a wide variety of delicious options, and they even use real flowers. The roughly 300 RMB room rate is absolutely worth it! My impression of Nanchang has improved by a hundredfold. If I had to offer one suggestion: I think a full-length mirror would be a great addition to the king-sized rooms. Currently, the only mirror is the one above the sink, which is quite far away and inconvenient for women doing their makeup – it's hard to tell if you've applied too much powder. A full-length mirror would be perfect for a final check before heading out.

I recently stayed at this hotel in Nanchang, and the location is fantastic – right across from the subway station. The room was well-cleaned and even came with disposable toilet seat covers and disinfectant wipes, which was a nice touch. The in-room smart assistant was also super convenient to use. While the breakfast selection wasn't huge or particularly lavish, the Nanchang-style mixed noodles were absolutely delicious and just as good as what you'd find outside. I also appreciated that you need to use your room card to access the elevators, which made me feel very secure. Definitely recommend it; I'd choose to stay here again on my next trip to Nanchang!

The hotel's location is excellent, right above Wanshou Palace Exit 1. The room is quite spacious and comfortable, and the soundproofing is decent, though the air conditioning is a bit loud (earplugs are provided). Having a self-service laundry room is so convenient for travelers; no need to hand wash clothes. The breakfast buffet is delicious, especially the ceramic pot soup which is fresh and sweet. However, the air conditioning in the restaurant isn't very strong, so I ended up sweating every morning while eating. The hotel's elevators are also quite slow.

I found this hotel temporarily with my colleagues on a business trip. I didn't notice the invoice problem when I booked it, but the front desk manager Shi was very professional and patient to help us solve it when I checked out. The hotel itself is also very good, the decoration and facilities are generally new, and the price-performance ratio is very good.

Nestled in the bustling heart of Nanchang, yet surprisingly quiet at night for a restful sleep. It's incredibly close to Bayi Square and Zhongshan Road, making it super convenient to pop out for an evening stroll. The front desk service was also very warm and welcoming.

Booked through Ctrip, and it was truly excellent. Both the cleanliness and facilities were spotless, and the room had its own unique charm. It's very close to Wanshou Palace, so there's a fantastic array of snacks and local delicacies readily available. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Since it was raining the whole time, watching Tengwang Pavilion from my room with a view had a special charm, it was incredibly relaxing and stress-free. Definitely worth a stay.

This hotel is a hidden gem, offering a tranquil stay right in the heart of the bustling city. Its location is fantastic, very close to Tengwang Pavilion and Wanshou Palace, and surrounded by an abundance of great food options. The rooms are spotless and well-maintained. The front desk staff and restaurant servers are all incredibly welcoming and friendly. Whether you're here for a business trip or a vacation, you can't go wrong staying here.

I must give a special commendation to the hotel staff! From the front desk to room service and the restaurant, every single member of staff was incredibly professional, enthusiastic, and patient. The front desk handled check-in and check-out efficiently and quickly, always with a friendly smile. Any questions or requests (such as asking for directions or needing extra items) were met with prompt, detailed answers and assistance, making us feel right at home.

Staying at this hotel means you don't need to make a special trip to visit Tengwang Pavilion, as it's right downstairs. The pavilion-view room offers floor-to-ceiling windows, providing panoramic views of Tengwang Pavilion, the Gan River, and the Ferris wheel. Although it's a five-star hotel, the facilities are a bit dated. I guess it's because the location is just too good. The lobby layout felt a bit messy, and the occupancy rate is high; we had to wait until 2 PM for our room to be ready, but check-out was strictly 12 PM the next day. The breakfast had everything you'd expect. I recommend the white sugar cake, mixed noodles, wontons, and ceramic pot soup. The fruit was decent. The only downside was that the restaurant is large, and the food stations are very spread out, so you have to walk quite a distance to get all your food. However, I have to say, the location is truly excellent. Step out of the hotel and turn left across a small road, and you're at the Dashi Yuan food street. Turn right, and you're at Tengwang Pavilion. Walk straight for about ten minutes, and you'll reach Wanshou Palace. It's super convenient for sightseeing, eating, and shopping. The hotel provides complimentary bottled water, available in the room and elevator hallways. There are also chilled drinks in the fridge, and food deliveries can even be brought to your room by a robot, which is quite a nice touch. If I get the chance to visit Nanchang again, I would still choose to stay here. The pros definitely outweigh the cons.

This hotel is located in a bustling area, offering elegant and clean rooms, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. With a subway station right outside, the city's transport network is easily accessible, allowing you to quickly reach all the vibrant spots the city has to offer. As twilight gently covers the city, the twin towers of Greenland light up with a flowing glow, building lights shimmer, and the evening breeze sweeps through the streets of Qiushui Square. Strolling through the city, wide and smooth pedestrian paths and scattered lights along the way gradually unveil the modern ambiance of this ancient city. The local markets hide the unique flavors of Ganzhou. There's the fresh and spicy chopped chili white fish, the firm and refreshing Nanchang fried noodles, the slow-simmered clay pot soup embodying the warmth of the old town, soft and juicy soup dumplings, and local street teas infused with江西's unique taste. The high-rise commercial districts are bustling with crowds, while small street-side shops exude a warm glow, where old and new scenes gently blend. The hotel service is attentive and thoughtful, the rooms are clean and comfortable, the location is excellent, and transportation is convenient, making it very easy to get to tourist attractions. It was a pleasant and comfortable stay.