Romantic Hotels in Jiangsu, China

It was a very satisfying trip. My family of three checked in on October 8th, booking a two-bedroom, one-living room room at Taoxie Viewing Bamboo. Our housekeeper, Li Sipeng, contacted me a day in advance to confirm our arrival time and provided us with detailed and clear information about the hotel. When we arrived at the parking lot, Li was already waiting for us and upgraded us to Taoxie Viewing Mountain. The experience was incredibly comfortable. My son and I each had our own suite, offering stunning views and an outdoor hot tub and swimming pool. The hotel also provided many helpful perks. The front desk, restaurant staff, driver, and staff were all courteous and helpful. Li was incredibly thoughtful and considerate. Our photographer, April, was also a fantastic photographer, and I was thrilled to capture so many beautiful photos. The restaurant's cuisine was also delicious and suited our tastes. Overall, I had a wonderful impression of Bamboo Valley and will definitely return when I have time.

The service exceeded my expectations. The staff at Chang Le were incredibly welcoming, providing excellent service from the moment they drove me up the mountain in an electric cart, to the explanations along the way, and even the patient explanations of the facilities in the treehouse. The service was exceptionally attentive and meticulous. Both the hot springs at the summit and the private hot springs in my room had excellent water quality and were very comfortable. The environment was quiet, and the hiking around the mountain provided just the right amount of exercise for a relaxing vacation. A very satisfying trip.

Staying at the Banyan Tree Nanjing Garden Expo, this hotel is built into a quarry cliffside, offering stunning views of mist-shrouded waterfalls and the mine valley. Both the public areas and rooms are incredibly picturesque. Every room comes with a private hot spring tub, and the Tangshan hot springs are truly comfortable and rejuvenating. The personalized handwritten welcome letter from the General Manager truly showed their respect and warmth towards guests. The bedding was soft and the soundproofing excellent, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. The front desk and butler service were attentive and enthusiastic; check-in was efficient, and we also enjoyed complimentary park admission and shuttle service. The dining and spa quality were exceptional. With its sophisticated design and meticulous attention to detail, it perfectly blends natural wilderness with luxurious quality. Highly recommend!

This was my second stay at the Four Seasons Suzhou, and as before, the facilities, environment, and service were all excellent. The biggest surprise this time was discovering that I could run a 13.14 km loop around Jinji Lake directly from the hotel, along a beautiful boardwalk. The running path was uncrowded and clean, offering lovely scenery the whole way. Plus, the kids' club offered a childcare service with dedicated and responsible staff, which gave me great peace of mind. We were celebrating a birthday, and Molly from guest services called beforehand to discuss our check-in. They even decorated the room for the birthday, and sent a fruit platter and cake. Their service response was very quick, which I really appreciated. Our room attendant, Sun Hongli (I believe that's her name), noticed we had a child and, mentioning the dry weather, thoughtfully provided extra bottles of water in the room. At breakfast, I happened to meet the gym manager, who listened attentively to some of our suggestions. When our child finished eating and wanted to go play, the staff even helped escort them to the kids' club, which was reassuring and made for a great experience. The only slight downside was that the breakfast seemed to have fewer choices than before. I recall there being a semi-buffet option previously, which is no longer available (or perhaps I'm mistaken?). Overall, the quality seemed to have dipped slightly. We had dinner at Jin Jing Ge; the service and ingredients were good, but it didn't leave a 'wow' impression. There's definitely room for improvement in the dining experience. Overall, I still really love this Four Seasons, which uniquely occupies its own island. I plan to bring the kids back in the summer to enjoy the water activities.

Guests' cars are parked at the entrance and shuttled by electric carts. The scenery is stunning, with lush forests and bamboo groves creating a truly beautiful atmosphere. Spending money here is definitely worthwhile. This hotel left a deep impression on me. From the rooms and facilities to the service and environment, I was extremely satisfied. The mountaintop hot spring is definitely worth checking out. The villa rooms feature a spacious and bright outdoor soaking pool in the center, and the bedding is very comfortable, featuring many bamboo accents, providing me with a superior resting environment. The hotel facilities are also very complete. The butler, Xiao Rui, was attentive and responsible, answering my questions, helping me book meals, and providing complimentary toiletries. My review: I'll definitely come back next time!

Staying at Banyan Tree Yangcheng Lake, I was fortunate to meet Ambassador Martin, who transformed an ordinary trip into an unforgettable lakeside poem. From our first meeting, his warm welcome felt like reconnecting with an old friend. Throughout our stay, his thoughtfulness was evident in countless subtle ways. Learning that we had come specifically for a winter getaway, he discreetly adjusted our itinerary, introducing us to the hotel's activities, facilities, and local Suzhou cuisine. He never overtly boasted, yet always managed to surprise us with his attention to detail – a well-timed greeting, a prompt helping hand, and a perfect balance of attentiveness without being intrusive. Martin's service went far beyond his job description; it was born from genuine passion and care. He redefined hospitality with his professionalism and warmth, making the Banyan Tree spirit shine brightly by Yangcheng Lake. Such an experience truly makes it worth a special journey.

How do I even begin to describe it? Nanjing Kayumanis is simply flawless, from the rooms to the service. You might wonder, 'How good can an old hotel be?' This is a luxury hotel built during an economic boom, exuding an air of lavish disregard for cost when it comes to comfort and privacy. The patina of time and age perfectly embodies that 'old money' aesthetic everyone craves now. Just look at the meticulously tiled, rounded corner niche in the shower for toiletries, or the almost ubiquitous sliding doors that connect every floor-to-ceiling window to an outdoor patio – then you'll understand what I mean. Although it shows signs of age, the staff diligently maintain it. The entire room, inside and out, every corner, smells only of incense, osmanthus, and camphor – absolutely no other odors. For an older hotel, this is incredibly rare and speaks volumes about their dedication. The staff's demeanor is also remarkably pleasant, from our butler Susan, to the ladies at breakfast, to the gentlemen managing the pool and hot springs. They are responsive, efficient, and genuinely warm, truly showcasing the straightforward charm of Nanjing locals. I've stayed in many luxury hotels, and Nanjing Kayumanis stands out as one of the best examples of a global hotel management company truly mastering localization. It's also the main reason I'd return to Nanjing for another vacation.

We chose Banyan Tree for a hot spring and spa retreat, and overall, it was a good experience. All the staff were very friendly. I didn't give a perfect score because I still noticed a lack of experience in the hotel's overall management in many small details. The Banyan Tree Spa deserves the highest praise. We booked a couple's master therapy session, and they gave us an excellent room. The therapists' techniques were fantastic and incredibly relaxing. A big thank you to April and Abby – a full five-star rating for them. The Spa and Hot Spring Center was also good. Since it just opened, there weren't many people, and I had the whole place to myself. However, the water temperature in the pools could be more reasonable: one outdoor pool was a bit too cold, and one indoor pool was too hot, leaving only half the pools usable. Also, the bathroom design lacked places to hang items (like swimsuits and towels). Furthermore, I encountered issues with the showerhead handle coming off in both the spa room's bathroom and the hot spring center's bathroom. There were also some flaws in the privacy design of the private hot springs and the general hot springs. If someone were to lean out and look from a higher floor outside, they could see in, so it's essential to stay clothed. Breakfast was mediocre, but dinner was delicious and used quality ingredients. There were also some coordination issues. For instance, after we booked an on-site activity and showed up on time, the staff members were often caught off guard, requiring us to wait while they confirmed or called someone over, as if they weren't prepared. This happened in almost all situations (3 times). Although it was quickly resolved and didn't take much time, it felt like a communication breakdown between the booking system and the service team, which was below expectations. I'm writing all this in the hope that this Banyan Tree, which is a partnership with state-owned assets, can maintain its brand standards. These are the thoughts of a loyal customer.

Recommended by a local Nanjing friend! We were pleasantly surprised when we drove there: easy parking, beautiful large bamboo groves, and spacious rooms perfect for families, complete with a kitchen and dining table for simple cooking. There's also plenty of space between the villas, offering great privacy. The air is fresh, perfect for a walk. The photos on the platform are accurate! Our butler, Louis, responded instantly to all our questions. When we had an early flight, the buggy we booked was waiting promptly at the door. The 'Simple Man' restaurant's double-pepper fish head and rice noodle black pork were delicious! It's a shame we encountered rainy weather this time, so we couldn't fully enjoy ourselves. We'll definitely stay here again if we have the chance to visit the Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai region in the future. Highly recommend!

I chose the InterContinental, Nanjing's most luxurious hotel, for this booking. Initially, I had some doubts about the service attitude, but from check-in to check-out, I have to say their service was genuinely excellent. Tony, the concierge, was very enthusiastic and professional in providing Nanjing tour routes. He helped with luggage during check-in and even sent complimentary welcome fruits and drink vouchers before our check-out. Even when he wasn't on duty, he promptly replied to messages and arranged relevant matters – very responsible! The room was well-equipped with all the necessary amenities, and the hygiene was excellent, clean and tidy. The surrounding environment was also great, offering views of Nanjing city and Xuanwu Lake. Very nice! I'd also like to commend Luanne for her arrangements. She contacted me a day in advance to arrange all four rooms on the same floor, and despite our early arrival, we were able to check in smoothly. She also provided several Nanjing travel guides, and on multiple occasions, arranged for our takeout orders to be delivered to our room. Very thoughtful! If I come to Nanjing again, I will definitely choose this hotel.