4-Star Hotels in Changshu

Facilities: The hotel's basement level has direct access to the parking lot, and the rooftop features a laundry room, gym, and restaurant. The laundry room offers free washing and drying, and the staff are there to help. Fantastic! Environment: The room's design is warm and comfortable, with a wood-like décor. The separate wet and dry bathroom features a smart toilet, which is simply stunning. The TV comes with a huge Bluetooth speaker, perfect for watching movies and listening to music. Cleanliness: The hotel's signature fragrance is pleasant upon entering, and the hotel and rooms are brand new and spotless! Service: Every staff member was friendly and proactive in providing assistance. The bed and pillows were so comfortable that I even bought two at the front desk before leaving. Highly recommended! 10 out of 10!

The facilities are really clean, and since there is a shopping mall in the same building, you can have meals and do some light shopping. The view from the room is also fantastic.

During the May Day holiday, I took my family to Changshu to play. I wanted to see the Yangtze River temporarily. I decisively retired the hotel in the city and went straight to the eLongxuan on the edge of the Yangtze River. I didn't expect to dig a treasure hotel with a high cost performance! The front desk service was very good, and we also took the initiative to help us upgrade to a room facing the Yangtze River on the upper floor. The room on the 7th floor is spacious and clean. Open the balcony door. The Yangtze River is in front of you. The river of Haohao Tangtang is refreshing. Downstairs is Changshu Yangtze River Binjiang Park, the green area is large, walking the baby is very pleasant. Breakfast is a surprise, the variety is rich, especially the bowl of noodles, several toppings are too fragrant! In the same price hotel is definitely a ”roll king”. This time I temporarily changed the experience to full marks, and I will come often in the future!

This is a newly opened hotel with comprehensive facilities, and most importantly, it's incredibly clean and hygienic. We chose this place mainly because of its excellent location; it's not far from Qin Lake, Shang Lake, Kuncheng Lake, and Shajiabang. Plus, there's a Northern Garden Hotpot restaurant downstairs, which is very tasty and also recently opened. We checked out in the morning, and while we were enjoying Shang Lake afterwards, we received a call from the front desk. They said we had left a face wash in the room. Honestly, we had intentionally left it because there wasn't much left, but the front desk thought we'd forgotten it and called to ask if we still needed it. This really shows how dedicated and responsible they are. After we got home, we realized our child's pillow was left in the restaurant during breakfast. We didn't have high hopes of finding it, but when we called to ask, the front desk immediately helped us search and quickly called back to say they found it, promising to mail it to us. These two incidents really highlight the professionalism and responsibility of both the front desk staff and the restaurant staff. Changshu is a small city, and its attractions aren't particularly stunning. However, it was the warm and thoughtful service at this hotel that left us with such wonderful memories.

Jiamu Hotel offers excellent and warm service, including complimentary hot water upon check-out. The rooms are clean and tidy, parking is convenient, and the hotel environment is pleasant. Atour Hotel is the top choice for your trip.

I go to Changshu once a year on business and stay at this hotel every time. Overall, it is very cost-effective. Compared with other high-end hotels, there is not much difference in hardware facilities, but maybe because it is not a chain hotel, it is more flexible in all aspects and the service is good. The girls at the front desk are polite and patient. I have seen the young man working the night shift a few times. The second person is quite handsome, but his voice is a bit soft. Maybe he is a bit shy and will lower his head when talking to female guests. What I am most satisfied with about this hotel is the breakfast. I was quite satisfied with it when I came here two years ago, because the room at this price comes with free breakfast. I thought it was a simple breakfast at first, but I didn't expect that the variety is very rich, and it is not a problem for most people to eat enough. This time I came and found that the breakfast had been upgraded again, which was great! It's better than spending more than 50 bucks for breakfast in other hotels. Of course, the hotel is not perfect. There is a restaurant, pharmacy and ear picking shop downstairs. It can be a bit noisy in the afternoon and you have to close the windows. It is quite quiet at night when you sleep.

I was afraid that I couldn't get out of Suzhou during the Qingming Festival, so I came to Shanghu to see the peonies. I arrived at 9:30. The journey was smooth and the flow of people was moderate. However, there were too many people leaving the park after 12 o'clock. Many parking lots were full, and the roadside was full. I checked in in the afternoon. In the past, I stayed in Yucheng for its geographical location. To the right is Impression City, and to the left is the pedestrian street. After walking along the pedestrian street, you will reach the square tower (you can check in a few wood hydrangeas in the square tower garden during the Qingming Festival, which is very photogenic). This time I chose a room with a small study. I am satisfied with the layout. The hot water is large and the air conditioning is efficient. I was quite nervous about this after reading the reviews in advance. In Changshu, I always choose to eat after the rain. This time I searched for one 900 meters away. As a result, I accidentally discovered a newly built large commercial district in Qinhuxili. The layout is quite similar to the style of the Jinji Lake commercial district in Suzhou Industrial Park.

The location is decent, and the room is reasonably priced. It's a good choice for a trip during the Dragon Boat Festival, as it's relatively close to attractions. The receptionist was very helpful, introducing many nearby attractions and restaurants, as well as detailed directions to nearby shops and routes. Breakfast was average, but at least filling. The prices in the surrounding area were surprisingly affordable, so much so that I later drove all the way from Shanghai to do some shopping. It's very close to the museum, Yanzi Tomb, and Zeng Zhao Garden; just across the street from the Fangji Beef restaurant and the ready-made food stall next door are a perfect match!

Awesome, super satisfied, the children are very happy to play, there are not many people here during the Spring Festival, very comfortable feeling, there are a lot of fun, there are places to set off fireworks ～～ For me, 2 points are not very satisfied.... The bed is too small.... Our 2 big and 2 small are really crowded (can't book a parent-child room) The second... The toilet is not smart. Winter is too sour and cool. Will come again next year ～～～～～～

This is an old hotel that opened in the 1980s. It used to be a state-owned guesthouse (of course it was later restructured). It is located at the foot of Yushan Mountain, opposite the Tomb of Yanzi. It used to be high-end, but now it is not expensive. I tried it. The old decoration from more than ten years ago is a bit outdated, and the service and reception are a bit Buddhist, especially because the outdoor temperature is 25°+ at noon and the room is a bit stuffy with the sun shining from the west. I found that the air conditioner could not be used and thought it was broken. I contacted the hotel and they said that they had uniformly disabled air conditioning, saying that it was not necessary to turn on the air conditioner in this season. They didn't even provide ventilation function. So I was stuffy in the room with my children for the whole afternoon, and it didn't get cooler until the sun went down in the evening. This is the first time I encountered a big hotel that does not allow guests to use air conditioning. There are also many damaged decorations or old facilities that have not been repaired. Even the towels are spread out and they continue to use them. It's really frugal. Maybe they lie down to save costs, or maybe it's because they mainly do business or group reception and don't pay much attention to personal user experience. There is a swimming pool and gym in the annex building, but you cannot enter directly by swiping the room card. Guests have to go to the front desk to exchange for a paper ticket before coming back. There were no towels or tea inside, so I had to run back to the room in despair to take a shower. The user experience is quite different from that of new hotels outside.