Ji'an Hotel

Excellent service. Fantastic location and environment.

It's quite close to Bailuzhou Academy, near the Ganjiang River. I initially thought the hotel was along the riverbank, but when I arrived, I found it was on the opposite side. Plus, the surrounding area was a bit messy due to road construction. Reviews said the breakfast was good with a wide variety, but it was actually quite average, and I forgot to take pictures! However, the mattress and pillows in the zero-pressure room I booked were really nice and comfortable; I'll buy one when I get home!

The hotel was clean and hygienic, located in a quiet courtyard, and had a garden-style atmosphere. Parking was convenient, and the service was attentive. When they saw we had clothes drying, they proactively brought a drying rack to our room for us to use. My room had a balcony, which was very comfortable for enjoying the view and breeze at night.

The air conditioner was on heating all night, but it only reached 16°C. The blankets were also very thin, it was too cold. The sink drain was clogged, so it was basically unusable. The breakfast selection was good, with a wide variety of options.

The government-run hotel in Ji'an has a nice garden and good room facilities, but the color scheme gives it a rather somber feel. We visited Building No. 1 of Chairman Mao's former residence, and the reception staff there were very formal and expressionless.

The Garden Hotel boasts a beautiful environment. Conveniently located right by the river, it's surrounded by restaurants and cafes, making it a peaceful oasis amidst the bustling city.

The hotel is built along the river in a beautiful and tranquil environment, near Bailuzhou Academy, a school that has been operating for 800 years. The hotel is spacious and still preserves the house where Chairman Mao once lived. The decor is upscale, but unfortunately the TV is too old, small, and the picture is not clear. The rooms are spacious and clean, without any odors, and have all the necessary amenities, with a plentiful breakfast.

Summary: Poor service attitude, chaotic management, complete lack of service awareness, and outdated facilities. 1. A staff member arbitrarily opened a guest's room door without apologizing. (If a guest was showering, the consequences of the staff member entering the room could be disastrous.) 2. During check-out, room checks were delayed, causing guests to wait a long time before their deposits were refunded. No apology was offered. 3. After a complaint, the hotel manager actually replied: "If you don't leave a bad review, we'll give you a discount on your room rate." First, they arbitrarily opened a guest's room door without any apology—one mistake after another. Then, even more outrageous, the hotel manager actually negotiated with the guest: "If you don't write a bad review, we'll give you a discount on the room rate." From management to room service staff, this hotel has a clumsy attitude, completely lacking basic respect for guests, and utterly ignorant of the basic principles and professional ethics of the service industry. It's barbaric and chaotic. This hotel was originally the face of the old revolutionary base area government, and now (presumably) it's privately run. This series of actions has utterly disgraced the old revolutionary base area. Terrible, terrible, terrible, terrible!