Ganzhou Hotels with Parking

A somewhat remote but beautiful little hotel located behind a maracuja plantation. The owner is very warm and welcoming; for foreigners, we recommend using translation apps. The rooms are very clean and comfortably furnished. Each room has windows overlooking the garden, which is planted with great attention to detail. In the garden is also a dining area where we could sit and eat comfortably in the evenings. In the morning, we were served a variety of dishes. Dinner was prepared for us by the owner himself, and it was excellent! We highly recommend eating there. As mentioned, the hotel is a bit remote, but with your own car or a Didi, you can easily explore the surrounding sights from there.

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The room was great; on a sunny day, you could see sunlight as soon as you opened the curtains. It was also very soundproof, which allowed me to fall asleep quickly after a day at the music festival without being disturbed by noise. In addition, the restaurant next door was also good; the food was better than any other meal I had in Ganzhou over the past two days!

Very bad experience from some of the members of the service. I wanted to have dinner and asked for a menu. Instead of providing the menu with transparent prices I was offered a main dish and was requested to pay over 280 RMB for it, when I rejected, and said Id rather take the buffet (for around 120) they again offered the dish, this time at 88, and said it had been a mistake. Clearly somebody had the intention to cheat me, maybe thinking I would not be able to convert into euro. 2) Instead of charging the dinner in the room upon checkout, they came to my room at 20.00 to get paid on that same day. I was already having some rest after a long day at work. The hotel is nice, but the way the guests are treated is not up to the categoru I would expect a much more professional treatmemt.. I am not.planning to come back nor recommend this hotel to anybody

The location of this hotel is excellent. There's a big shopping mall next door and all around you will find a plethora of restaurants, snack vendors, convenience stores, supermarkets, services, anything you can think of. Right in front of the building is a bus stop where you can take a bus to either Ganzhou Railway Station or Ganzhou West Railway Station. There's also a big museum and a park a stone's throw away. I stayed in a spacious room equipped with a washing machine, adequate heating for temperatures that hovered just above freezing in the early hours of the morning when I was there, and a floor to ceiling window with a seating area right next to it that gave you a view of the surrounding cityscape.

The room was poorly maintained, with a lot of accumulated grime. There wasn't a single hook in the bathroom; where were we supposed to hang our clothes and towels? The floor wasn't clean either; my child's socks got completely black from walking around. The toilet door lock was broken, and the bedroom light switch was also broken; the light kept switching on and off, and it even tripped the circuit breaker in the morning. We stayed in a room on the 4th floor, with a lot of trash outside the hotel's platform that hadn't been cleaned up. The window was also broken and wouldn't close. We booked a family room, but there wasn't even a stool in the outer room; we had to sit on the bed. There was only a tiny, extremely narrow table next to the TV, and nowhere to put anything else. We had to drag a small stool from the lobby to the room to use as a makeshift place. We booked a family room, and it was a complete disaster. The only redeeming qualities were the quick housekeeping response, the prompt delivery of items, and the strong water pressure in the shower. That was it. I don't know why Ctrip gave us a 4-star rating; were they bribed?

The environment was decent, and breakfast offered a good variety. Overall, the service was okay. However, the main drawback, likely due to management issues, was the poor elevator experience. Not only were there cigarette butts, but the long bench inside was covered in thick dust, as were other parts of the elevator. Upon entering the restroom, a strong smell of urine hit me. Since the room's door closer was faulty, and it was late, I decided to just deal with it and go to sleep. Around 5 AM, I was woken up by the noisy street outside. The room phone was useless, so I eventually had to call the front desk to get engineering to come fix it, which took over ten minutes. At breakfast, I had to look through more than ten cups, all of which were chipped. It was truly a very disappointing experience.

We decided to upgrade to a ground floor suite and it was the best decision. The suite was bright and spacious with a private terrace overlooking the lake from which you got a spectacular view of the neighbouring Bajing park and bridge as well as an islet with a tree full of white egrets. The suite had both a bathtub and separate shower and a cosy niche with a circular bay window for enjoying one's tea. The grounds and public areas of this hotel were immaculate, and one can't help but be impressed by the cleaners constantly sweeping up every last leaf in the courtyards. The staff were all friendly and accommodating, from the receptionist who retrieved our laundry when we were out, to the lady owner who greeted us in the street and offered helpful suggestions for sightseeing, to the kitchen staff who tried their best to adjust to our western taste at breakfast. The hotel had a superb location on historic Bajing Street which was full of quirky shops selling antiques and folk crafts. The Song Dynasty cultural village, the Bajing Pavilion, the ancient city walls and the pontoon bridge were all within easy walking distance.

I cannot begin to tell you how great this hotel is. But before I try to, I will say - it is not a expensive 5-start hotel but at any such hotel you would never receive the friendliness and helpfulness that you can receive at this hotel. The staff helped me in many ways, finding the historical sites, for transport, and for buying clothes. All the staff are excellent, from the young women on reception, the security men, and the manager Yang Ying. The hotel is clean, my room specious, the breakfast is good and nutritious. All in all, good value for money and, very importantly, a friendly and helpful atmosphere. If you want to see the Red Culture and history of Ruijin it is very close (30 minutes walk) to the Yeping revolutionary site so it is very convenient. I would absolutely recommend this hotel. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay there and I hope to persuade my friends to come with me to Ruijin and if so - this is where would stay.

Facilities: The room is very complete, the water is not enough, the aunt also sent a few bottles Hygiene: Hygiene is cleaner than other hotels I live in. The room is messed up and the aunt cleans the sheets and quilts for me. It is worthy of praise 👍