Romantic Hotels in Jiaxing

"Overall, it's a great hotel. Located in the historic district, the surroundings are beautiful. For my personal taste, the interior design of the hotel is a bit on the cool side, with cement-colored floors, walls, and ceilings. The room lighting is also a bit dim, making it feel a little monotonous and oppressive. The breakfast area is a bit cramped, but everything else is perfectly fine."

"Very satisfied, there are several commercial points around, opposite the Catholic Church, very close to the ancient street, because it is rainy, there are few people, the room I booked is small, but the things are complete, the environment is clean, the air conditioner is a bit uncomfortable to blow on the bed, Jiaxing is very comfortable to play, there is a big reason for this hotel Good, recommended"

"The room was very clean, with disposable bath towels and hand towels. The service was attentive and comprehensive. The hotel was great value for money, the breakfast was good, and there was a washing machine and microwave. The facilities were complete."

"Jiaxing Kaiyuan Mingting Hotel is conveniently located near the train station and tourist attractions, with easy access to public transportation and taxis. The hotel environment is pleasant, and the rooms are simple, clean, and tidy. The receptionist, Xiao Li, provided patient and attentive service, fully embodying the hospitality of Jiaxing residents. It was a very satisfying experience. Breakfast offers a wide variety of options, including Chinese and Western dishes, fruits, and coffee."

"Booked this hotel last-minute for a layover during the May Day holiday. Paid 766 RMB for two rooms for one night, so I didn't have high expectations before checking in. Since the hotel was fully booked, they proactively upgraded my room. However, the upgraded room had serious safety and privacy issues: there was a door on the side of the wall that could be opened directly, facing the door of the next room. There were no soundproofing or partitioning facilities in between, so there was absolutely no privacy during the stay, and I felt extremely insecure. The duty manager on site that night lacked professional competence; communication was inefficient throughout and they couldn't solve the problem, which significantly detracted from the experience. The day after checking out, a male manager called for a follow-up. He handled things well, was professional in his approach, and communicated pleasantly. You could clearly sense the helplessness of an excellent manager dealing with a disorganized and underperforming team. My ratings are based on the following: **Cleanliness:** The upgraded suite's cleanliness was satisfactory, but room 8215 had no slippers after check-in, indicating negligence by the hotel's room inspection staff. **Environment:** The hotel is located within a scenic area, but this area is quite small. There's a commercial district about an 8-10 minute walk away for entertainment. Also, the hotel's promotions emphasize being family-friendly, but the children's play area requires an additional fee. Furthermore, the environment, hardware facilities, and play items in this space are no different from ordinary commercial children's playgrounds on the market. **Service:** No comment. The only star goes to the auntie who drove us to our room in the golf cart. **Facilities:** Decent, considering the affordable price, I didn't have higher expectations."

"We stayed in a family room with two large beds. The bathroom included a hot spring tub, and upon check-in, we received a water card to control the water temperature ourselves if we wanted to fill it up. Check-in and breakfast are located in Building 1. Indoor and outdoor hot springs, the hot pot restaurant, and a mini-mart are in Building 2. Our room was in Building 3. There are children's play areas dotted around the resort. Behind Building 1, there's a large lawn where you can feed sheep, rabbits, and peacocks. The outdoor facilities are great for kids, but the hot springs themselves aren't particularly special. For dining, besides breakfast, both lunch and dinner need to be eaten in Building 2, which offers Chinese food and hot pot. Otherwise, you'll have to drive out to find other dining options."