3-Star Hotels in Yixing

The breakfast was improvised in the Ayi kitchen since there was a big group we were told. That was a bit odd but also interesting since it was close to the chicken shed. Everything else was nice. Very proximate to a nice hiking route

Because we arrived late, the owner waited for us the whole time; he was incredibly welcoming. The guesthouse is in the Hui-style architecture, and stepping inside felt like staying in the traditional mansion of a large family. The overall environment was very quiet and relaxing, far removed from the hustle and bustle of the city. At night, you could hear the chirping of insects and birds; after living in the city for so long, this kind of atmosphere, something I could only experience in my childhood, was truly precious. In the morning, you can get up early and leisurely take a walk to soak in the slow pace of life.

Parking at this hotel is very convenient. The rooms are spacious and bright, and the sound insulation is very good. The bedding is comfortable and hygienic. The facilities are complete, and there is a small massage chair. It is very comfortable to sit down and can relieve the fatigue of the journey. The little sister at the front desk is warm and thoughtful. Eating around is also very convenient. Recommended!

The front desk is warm and welcoming, and it helps to upgrade the parent-child room as soon as you check in. A 2-meter bed meets the needs of the family. Take the initiative to provide children's supplies. The room was clean and tidy and the breakfast was plentiful. The hotel has convenient transportation and is convenient to go to various attractions. There are large shopping malls nearby for easy eating. The hotel's parking lot is large and convenient for self-driving tourists.

The location is interesting; it's not too close to attractions or the high-speed rail station, but not too far either, considering Yixing isn't a very big city, and taxis are readily available. There aren't many dining options nearby, but there are a few restaurants within 200 meters, enough for most needs. Let's focus on the room. It's quite spacious, and the bedding is comfortable. I liked the TV; the picture quality and channels were plentiful, and most importantly, it was easy to use—no need to carry around a bunch of remotes. I'm not sure about the soundproofing. I slept exceptionally well the first night, but the second night it felt like all the nearby rooms were blasting loud music, most likely due to some inconsiderate guests. The breakfast wasn't particularly lavish, but the taste was decent, and it had some local flavor. Overall, it was pretty good.

I stayed at the Ibis Hotel in She County two years ago, and was very impressed by its service and facilities. I also booked the Ibis Hotel in Longbeishan when I went to Yixing this time. It was almost nine o'clock in the evening when we arrived at the hotel. The only twin room left was the room at the end of the corridor. I have always been a little scared of the rooms at the end of the corridor. There are quite a lot of king-size rooms, so I wanted to change to a king-size room. As a result, the front desk clerk told us with a little disdain that we were not eligible for room upgrade. I took out Ctrip's guest room and introduced it to the front desk. The price of the twin room is the same as the superior king-size room. There is no upgrade at all. After a moment of embarrassment, the front desk clerk gave us two king-size rooms. After entering the guest room, I found that we were staying in an ordinary king-size room, which was cheaper than the twin room we booked. I really don't understand why the front desk clerk deceived us again and again? To be honest, the hotel's rooms are a little small, but the hygiene is very good, the room attendants are very kind, and the breakfast is also rich, which is worthy of the room rate. However, the dishonest behavior of the front desk clerk has ruined the image of the hotel!

Every time I visit, I stay at Hanting. It's always clean and tidy, and the surrounding area is very convenient.

The front desk lady was quite welcoming and patient, but here are some complaints. On our first day, the hotel's cleanliness left much to be desired. First, the tea leaves from the previous guest were still in the teapot, still warm (though we didn't use them, leaving them on the coffee table was a bit unacceptable). Second, the cups in the room hadn't been cleaned, with obvious stains from the previous guest's coffee or tea still dried on the sides (we usually bring our own cups, but we inevitably used them, which was quite disconcerting). I thought they'd be checked and cleaned the next day, but they still weren't. After our two-day stay, the room wasn't even cleaned or replaced after cleaning on the second day. Luckily, we brought our own, otherwise it would have been embarrassing to find out there was no paper when we went to the bathroom. 😅 Since the hotel also caters to restaurants, leaving the windows open after check-in is not recommended. There's a restaurant next door, which is loud with music during the day and smells of cooking smoke. My personal recommendation is that if you're traveling by car to Yixing, choose a hotel close to the city center. Most scenic spots are in the suburbs, and you'll need to take a taxi or drive anyway. There's no need to choose a suburban location for a one-time visit. Eating out is also inconvenient, and you'll usually have to drive over 20 minutes to the city center. The city center is more convenient for those who travel back and forth.

The room is OK, the price is not cheap on weekends, mainly the hotel reception tour group, all old men, breakfast is like visiting the big vegetable market, the hand speed is slow, even the eggs can not be grabbed, breakfast 🦜, the overall environment is good, but the old group is really noisy

The original Kaifumen Hotel has been renovated. Due to the newly renovated hotel in the city, the facilities are relatively late and the safety factor is also high (you need to swipe your card to go upstairs, and the food delivery is also done by a robot). The room is all intelligently controlled by Tmall Elf, and the cleaning is also relatively good. Just outside the door is Dingshan Ceramic City, which is the first choice for guests who like purple clay pots.