The Westin Nanjing | If you want to soak in hot springs, stay at this hotel

Finally checked into the private room of Nanjing Westin Hot Spring The swimming pool and hot spring pool are well maintained, and the overall decoration feels very Japanese. There is a Chinese restaurant and a Western restaurant. After returning from the evening trip, we ate directly at the hotel's Chinese restaurant. The service was warm and thoughtful, and the taste was also good. It was well received. They will call one day in advance to inform you of the room type, and if you fail to upgrade to a private bath suite, there will be no room available. They can only provide round view set and private bath. After some hesitation, I decided to choose private bath. After all, if you want to take a hot spring bath, you still have to go to a public pool. Breakfast is in the western restaurant on the first floor and is quite satisfactory. I feel that it may not be as delicious as the Autograph next door. I prefer the semi-self-service ordering mode. It’s a shame that resort hotels don’t have lounges anymore though. The occupancy rate was very high on Friday and Saturday, and the above-ground and underground parking lots were full. Two tickets to the Thirteenth Park and the Bobo Park were given for check-in. The Thirteenth Park was really a surprise and well worth a visit. I hope I can come to the Garden Expo Park to soak in the hot springs again when it snows in winter. I want to see the Thirteen Gardens in the snow.