Yangzhou Hotels with Wifi

"Yangzhou State Guest House boasts top-tier scenery and hardware, but the front desk's professional standards urgently need improvement. Pros: · Environment & Hardware: The gardens inside the Guest House offer breathtaking and unique scenery. Room facilities in Building 18 are relatively new, and the rooms are very spacious. · The housekeeping staff were friendly and provided attentive service. · Breakfast: The Western kitchen offers a wider variety, making it ideal for guests who prefer a Western-style breakfast. Areas for Improvement: · The second bedroom in the two-bedroom suite is quite cramped. Although the suite features two toilets, there is only one bathroom, which was different from what we expected. (After communicating with the staff, we were switched to two balcony king rooms, which was effectively a room upgrade. Thank you very much.) · Front desk service and communication: After checking out, we mistakenly took our toiletry bag, thinking it was a complimentary gift. During the phone call with the front desk, the male staff member was blunt and rude. Because I didn't realize what he was talking about at first (thinking he meant someone in our group left something in the room), another male staff member snatched the phone and questioned me as if I were a ”thief,” resulting in a very unpleasant experience. I hope this was just an isolated incident with an individual employee. · Regarding Quyuan Teahouse: Unlike what Doubao (AI) suggested, the front desk cannot help with booking Quyuan. The front desk stated that this service is no longer available and guests must queue up themselves. · Room facilities: The glass door design for the toilet and bathroom causes inconvenience for roommates (in this case, I was sharing the room with an older family member/aunt). Summary: There is nothing to fault about the hotel's scenery. While the room layout and bathroom design left something to be desired, the facilities are very new. The professionalism, communication skills, and internal information synchronization of the front desk staff fall short of what is expected of a state guest house and need improvement."

"Extremely satisfied with my stay! The hotel's location is excellent, offering a peaceful retreat while still being conveniently close to attractions like Dongguan Street and Ge Garden, away from the city's hustle and bustle. The front desk service was attentive and patient, answering all my questions thoroughly. The room facilities were complete, well-laid out, with ample storage space, and stable water pressure in the bathroom. The entire room was clean and odor-free, with well-maintained facilities, making for a very comfortable stay. Overall, the hotel's comprehensive quality is top-notch. I'll definitely prioritize this hotel when visiting Yangzhou again."

"The room is on the 5th floor, with a window facing the ancient Grand Canal and Dongguan Ancient Ferry, offering great views and fresh air. The room is fully equipped, of good quality, and impeccably clean. The staff are polite, warm, and clearly well-trained in hospitality. Every staff member greeted me upon sight. The breakfast includes Chinese, Western, and Halal options, with a well-balanced mix of staples and dishes to suit both domestic and international guests. Excellent value for money!"

"I chose Shangri-La Hotel Yangzhou for a staycation in Yangzhou, with the main goals of enjoying delicious food and relaxing baths. It was a good choice. Shangri-La Hotel Yangzhou is an older hotel, and it does show its age a bit. The facilities and bedding are quite ordinary, and the duvet covers were torn and old. However, Emma helped upgrade us to a lake-view room, which made the overall experience much better. Plus, there's the Michelin one-star Shang Palace restaurant, Liuyuan Teahouse, a very well-maintained swimming pool, and steam and sauna rooms. This allowed us to fully immerse ourselves in the local 'bao pi shui' and 'shui bao pi' (literally, 'bag water, water bag skin' – referring to the local culture of enjoying food and baths) for three days and two nights, leaving us completely satisfied. Emma and Grace also provided excellent service, always willing to help and assisting us with booking Liuyuan's morning tea and Shang Palace's dinner in advance. Speaking of the food, it was truly remarkable. Both morning tea and dinner must be booked in advance, otherwise, you won't get a table. Both times, we were seated in the Haitang Hall, which not only has a beautiful name but also faces Liuyuan, offering views of lush gardens, small bridges, and flowing water – quite elegant. My son's favorite was the spring rolls at morning tea; they were incredibly fresh and delicious, very impressive. I particularly loved the ham soup dumplings and crab roe siumai; I think they're better than the crab roe soup dumplings 😋. The braised lion's head and pan-fried veal were highly praised. Other dishes were decent, so I won't go into detail. Huaiyang cuisine is light, fresh, fragrant, and mellow. With good ingredients and relatively simple cooking methods, it perfectly preserves the best qualities of the ingredients. There's a reason why Huaiyang cuisine is used for state banquets. I also want to specially commend the breakfast buffet; the variety of dishes matches that of a five-star hotel, and there's even ice cream and drinks, which my son thoroughly enjoyed. The indoor heated swimming pool is generally maintained at 28 degrees Celsius, and the water is very clean. The changing rooms are also cleaned frequently. It was a bit chilly getting in and out of the water at first, but thankfully there's a steam room and a 45-degree hot spring pool, so taking a warm soak after swimming made me feel warm and comfortable all over. The hotel is located in Yangzhou's new district, surrounded by cultural centers, art museums, and museums. The area is newly planned and quite upscale. Although it's a 20-minute drive from the old city, it might not be suitable if you're looking for the bustling 'fireworks' atmosphere of old Yangzhou; it depends on what kind of experience you're seeking. It's close to Yangzhou's twin museums, right across from the hotel. It was fantastic to slowly explore Yangzhou's 2000-year history and the history of block printing with my child. There were very few people, and the quality of the museums was decent, making for a pleasant visit. We also went to the Grand Canal Theatre to watch a puppet show; it was simple and unpretentious, but a nice experience 👍. Overall, I highly recommend Shangri-La Hotel Yangzhou for families with children who don't want to rush through attractions but instead want a staycation combined with a cultural experience."

"Our first stop in Yangzhou was a stay at the Bing'ou Guesthouse, a century-old salt merchant's mansion. The front desk staff and other employees were incredibly friendly, always greeting us. They proactively showed us the way to check-in, breakfast, and afternoon tea. The hotel's location is also excellent, within walking distance of Pishi Street and Dongguan Street. We booked a standard room, but it seems we received an upgrade. The room was very clean and featured a spacious round bathtub. The TV quality was also noteworthy; watching movies in bed was very comfortable for two people. However, the soundproofing wasn't great, so we had to be mindful not to disturb other guests. Breakfast was served next door. If you go early, you can grab a window seat with a garden view and enjoy some morning tea. However, we both found the taste to be just average, not as good as the Fuchun we had the next day. The afternoon tea drinks were average for a coffee shop, but the pudding was quite good. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay."

"The lobby manager was very attentive and able to answer questions immediately. Even with a large crowd during check-in, they managed to arrange everything efficiently – a real thumbs up! I've never seen a hotel lobby with so many complimentary drinks before – cold lemonade, hot hibiscus tea, and unlimited freshly ground coffee. The hotel's location is excellent. It's just a few minutes' walk to Dongguan Street and the South Gate of Slender West Lake. There are also many popular eateries nearby. Plus, it's rare to find a hotel with its own indoor parking. The family room was a bit small, but the bathroom was very spacious and even had a bathtub and a Dyson hairdryer. There was a cute little tent and a rocking horse, and the snacks and drinks in the mini-fridge were replenished daily, with unlimited bottled water. The breakfast buffet was outstanding, with a wide variety of fresh ingredients. Even though it was busy during the summer holidays, everything was restocked promptly. I especially loved their baozi (steamed buns) – the tofu skin buns, vegetable buns, and meat buns all tasted freshly made. The noodle chef was incredibly patient, remembering everyone's special requests and working quickly. The self-service laundry gets busy, so you might have to wait for a spot. Overall, it's a hotel with excellent value for money."

"First of all, pay tribute to the owner of the Daji B&B! The thing is like this. Yesterday afternoon, I got off at Yangzhou East Station and took the Yangzhou Passenger Company No. 88 bus to Dajimen B&B, which was booked in advance. When I got off the bus near the B&B, I was careless and forgot the black shoulder bag I carried on the bus (with ID card in the bag), I am a tourist who came to Yangzhou from other places. I am not familiar with the local situation. I rushed to Dajimen B&B in a hurry and asked the owner of the B&B for help. The owner of the B&B did not say anything after listening to my urgent complaint. He picked up his phone and called the city government hotline. The city government hotline was transferred to the dispatcher of the city passenger company. The homestay always helped me sort out the things. After the passenger company dispatched the order, the train was determined as soon as possible, and told us to go to the station to wait for the bus to find the backpack. The owner of the homestay put down the housework in the waiting place, drove his own motorcycle as soon as possible, and took me to the waiting station. We arrived almost at the same time as the 88 bus, the backpack was intact in the car, we and the driver master confirmed and retrieved! Here, thank the owner of Daji B&B for treating me like a family member. Thank you for the city government hotline for the true feelings of foreign tourists like a family. Thank you for the captain of the 88 bus of the city passenger company for the responsibility of the passengers. Yangzhou is a beautiful city, beautiful mountains, beautiful water, beautiful scenery, Yangzhou is better!"

"When friends ask me where to stay in Yangzhou, I always recommend Atour without hesitation. The ancient charm of its Jiangnan garden style and Chinese decor really capture the essence of Yangzhou. The room's Mlily mattress, Laifen hairdryer, Peet's capsule coffee machine, and complimentary first-round minibar all hit the mark. The Yangzhou morning tea for breakfast is a highlight, with handmade San Ding Bao, turnip buns, and tofu skin buns, all made fresh. The Lv Yang Chun tea pairs perfectly with Yangzhou fried rice, and there's a wide variety of choices. Tao Tao at the front desk was very enthusiastic. The free Hanfu experience and creative DIY workshops at the Chuangyi Space made the stay even more interesting, and the late-night snack was a warm end to the day."

"Staying at the Hanamug House Hotel by Slender West Lake was one of the best hotel experiences I've had while traveling. The staff's warm service made me feel right at home. The hotel's design seamlessly blends the garden scenery of Slender West Lake and local Yangzhou culture with a modern hotel experience; the spiral staircase in the lobby offers a stunning visual impact. Stepping outside, you're right at Slender West Lake, and stepping inside, you have your own quiet sanctuary. This proximity to the scenic spot was exactly what made my Yangzhou trip so comfortable. The hotel breakfast was incredibly rich, featuring many local Yangzhou delicacies – a true feast for the palate. I will definitely stay at this hotel again on my next visit to Yangzhou."

"Searching for five-star hotels on Ctrip, Yangzhou Slender West Lake Hot Spring Resort came up as number one, so we chose it. It was our first stay, and we were extremely satisfied. The service was absolutely top-notch. The young lady at the front desk was very gentle and, seeing that we had both elderly and children, proactively upgraded us to a family suite. The room was excellent and spacious, with comfortable activity and washroom areas. The bedding was also very clean and comfortable! The resort grounds are also large enough; if you want to stroll around or let the kids play without leaving, it's perfectly accommodating. Crucially, it's directly opposite the East Gate of Slender West Lake Scenic Area, making it incredibly convenient for visiting the attractions, plus you can enjoy the hot springs. The Xiangyuan dim sum restaurant at the entrance is also fantastic; after trying Yangzhou dim sum for several days, I felt this one was the best! There are shuttle buses within the resort; if you don't want to walk, just contact the butler a few minutes in advance, and they'll pick you up and drop you off, making it very convenient to get around the resort. All the staff have a high level of service awareness, are polite, and very perceptive. In short, we were very satisfied with this stay, and it will be our top choice for our next visit to Yangzhou. This hotel must have a very professional management team with strong service awareness and philosophy 👍"