5-Star Hotels in Taicang

This is the 215th hotel we've visited with our child. Jinmao Yinyi Rose Manor, surrounded by thousands of acres of rose gardens, perfectly blends French manor romance with Jiangnan's reclusive aesthetics. It offers a complete range of facilities: an indoor heated swimming pool, gym, spa, mahjong/card room, and KTV. It's also suitable for children, with an independent kids' playground, an outdoor petting zoo, and activities like floral DIY and traditional fan making. If you're lucky, you might even catch a hot air balloon experience, and the lawn is perfect for picnics and strolls. The staff are all well-trained and their service level could be compared to a five-star hotel, haha. My only suggestions are that the rooms lack smart toilets and coffee machines. Considering its positioning and the fact that it opened last year, these could be good areas for improvement, haha.

The hotel boasts a new Chinese architectural style with a sleek gray and white facade. The lobby is spacious and bright. When checking in, I asked if my family and I could be in the same building. Even though our rooms were already assigned, they immediately helped us switch to rooms together and gave us a free upgrade. The guest relations manager was very accommodating and showed great care. They personally escorted us to our building. The room was large, clean, and tidy, featuring a big bed, a sizable sofa, a desk, and a TV. Pulling back the curtains revealed a direct view of a Suzhou garden, and we could also open the door to step outside. The bathroom had excellent water pressure, a bathtub, and a smart toilet that automatically opened and flushed upon approach. The location is superb. It's only a few hundred meters from Nanyuan, an easy walk away, and about 1 kilometer from Nanyang Plaza. Their afternoon tea cakes were beautifully presented and generously portioned, easily enough for four people. They tasted excellent too! 👍 Although it's a four-star hotel, the facilities are definitely five-star quality, and the service was also very good. During the Dragon Boat Festival, there was a free zongzi-making activity. They even steamed them for us, and we each got to take five home. It was a very satisfying stay!