Romantic Hotels in Jiangsu, China

Zhuxi Valley Hotel is a hidden gem, a perfect five-star experience! Environment and atmosphere: The hotel is located in Zhuxi Valley, hidden in the sea of ​​bamboo, with independent villas in the north and south. It is like a fairyland in the morning after the rain, and every corner is full of oriental Zen. Room experience: The room is 153 square meters, spacious and comfortable, with a hot spring and a swimming pool. The MINI bar is free, and Guangxi Bama 1000 ml mineral water is standard. When checking in, the housekeeper Xiao Guo (Guo Chengxiang) arranged a petal turndown service in advance. Catering service: There are many varieties of Western and Chinese breakfast. The package booked by Ctrip gave two meals. I thought the catering would be perfunctory, but it turned out to be amazing! Seasonal bamboo shoots, river shrimp, yellow croaker, Liyang special black rice, etc. are super delicious and memorable. Details and highlights: The front desk, restaurant, and room service staff all serve with a smile. Special praise should be given to the 24-hour private butler Xiao Guo (Guo Chengxiang), who was very considerate and responsive. I have to give him a thumbs up. In short, Zhuxi Valley is worthy of being the top luxury hotel in Jiangsu Province, and it will be the first choice for the next vacation.

The environment was very comfortable and clean, with daily fruit delivery! The butler, Xiao Zhang, provided excellent service! He responded very quickly and promptly to any questions! It's also a very pet-friendly hotel! I'll definitely stay here again! The hotel food was also delicious! I just feel the variety could be increased!

We brought our kids to the Garden Expo Park for New Year's Eve, and we could see the fireworks right from the lobby. There were plenty of shuttle buses. Ella's service was very meticulous; she informed us about the route in advance and reserved a parking space, and arranged for the extra bed. Additionally, all the other staff members were very warm and proactively offered help. The food at the Chinese restaurant was quite good, and they served until 11 PM on the 31st. All dishes were available except for crab. The buffet restaurant also had a wide variety of dishes, and in-house guests received a discount. My only suggestion is that all the hotel activities were concentrated in the lobby, right where guests were checking in and out, which made it a bit chaotic. Perhaps they could be organized in a different venue. The rooms come with private hot springs, and the public hot springs are also very comfortable. The hotel activities are perfect for a light weekend getaway.

Choosing to stay at the Four Seasons in Suzhou has become a habit for me. If I had to pinpoint why, it's probably because, in my opinion, the Four Seasons consistently scores the highest among all hotels in Suzhou across various aspects like scenery, service, hotel style, and food. During my stay over Christmas, the hotel's festive atmosphere was incredibly strong. Check-in was as efficient as ever, and when I realized I'd forgotten my smartwatch charging adapter, the hotel promptly lent me one. Over the three days, I experienced the Chinese restaurant, the spa, and ordered takeout multiple times. Every service detail from the hotel staff left me satisfied, especially the attentive and thoughtful team at the breakfast restaurant, who made me feel truly at home. Due to the high guest volume during the holiday, the hotel even extended the breakfast area to the Lounge, demonstrating excellent foresight that kept the breakfast experience consistently comfortable and smooth. For my next trip to Suzhou, the Four Seasons will undoubtedly remain my top choice.

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!

When I came to the Banyan Tree Yangcheng Lake, I was attracted by the grand style of the lobby as soon as I walked into the hotel - the tall dome and elegant oriental design made people feel the low-key luxury atmosphere instantly. The dishes in Baiyun Restaurant are surprising, with both exquisite local flavors and creative cuisine, and each one is memorable. The room is clean and tidy, the facilities are exquisite, and the lake view outside the floor-to-ceiling window is even more refreshing. The key is that the room is large, and it is very spacious for 4 people with a baby. The hotel has a special waiter who is warm and thoughtful. From check-in to check-out, you can feel the meticulous care. He is also particularly concerned about children and can provide great help. The landscaping design is very elegant. Walking in it, it feels like being in a Jiangnan ink painting, quiet and beautiful. The overall experience exceeded expectations, very suitable for vacation and relaxation, highly recommended.

This hotel is an absolute gem, arguably the best I've ever stayed in. Don't let the price deter you; it's genuinely worth every penny and offers incredible value for money. It far surpasses other hotels I've experienced, like the Ritz-Carlton or Intercontinental. Yangshuo Hua Ping is also the hotel where I've encountered the most meticulous service. Anything you mention, even before arriving, your butler will have perfectly arranged. And things you haven't even thought of, the butler will have anticipated and taken care of for you. I deliberately ran my hand over various outdoor chairs, railings, and even the outdoor trash cans. Every single item had been carefully wiped clean, unlike some hotels where outdoor chairs are too dirty to sit on. Another detail was the glass; upon entering the hotel, I specifically checked all the interior and exterior glass and mirrors in the room. They were all immaculately clean, with no residual smudges or water streaks from cleaning. With only 21 villas, privacy is maximized, ensuring no disturbances and truly allowing you to escape the hustle and bustle. The villas boast expansive indoor and outdoor spaces, complete with both a swimming pool and a hot spring pool, perfect for swimming or soaking. Although the decor has some years on it, the ambiance is wonderfully created. The bathroom fixtures are all Hansgrohe, and the TVs are Sony – clearly, significant thought and expense went into its design. Unlike some hotels where adding a few hundred yuan for breakfast means queuing and jostling for a spot at a crowded buffet, the breakfast here offers a rich variety that caters to all tastes, and you can freely reorder if you haven't had enough. And unlike some hotels that demand a 1500 or 2000 yuan deposit upfront, Yangshuo Hua Ping didn't even mention a deposit; it's zero. It's also not like some hotels that constantly try to get you to spend more money; here, the feeling you get is that service comes first. Since we arrived in the evening and missed afternoon tea, they specially allowed us to extend our check-out the next day and had afternoon tea delivered to our room. Even the spout of the teapot was wrapped in cling film – a level of detail I've never seen executed so perfectly in China. If I have plans to travel to Nanjing in the future, I will definitely choose to stay here again. Thank you, Yangshuo Hua Ping Nanjing, for providing such a wonderful accommodation experience.

The Banyan Tree in Shishan seems to have opened last year. The hotel's public areas, room environment, and facilities are all quite new and well-maintained. The only minor issue is the sofa in the courtyard; it's a bit of a wasted feature, exposed to the sun and rain, making it impractical to use. Otherwise, I was very satisfied with the environment. Their service is also excellent; the front desk delivers takeout directly to the room, and any requests are handled promptly. I stayed for two nights and felt very comfortable. It's not far from Shanghai, making it perfect for a staycation. They offer small gifts during turndown service in the evening, though I got the same refrigerator magnet two nights in a row 🤣. When checking out, the front desk gave me a cute little lion plushie, which was a nice touch☺️. My only complaint is that the breakfast selection isn't very extensive, especially the Western pastries. I personally love cake, but they mostly offered bread… Aside from that, everything else was excellent!👍

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've stayed at InterContinental Nanjing quite a few times now, so I consider myself a regular. This time, I want to share my thoughts. The hotel's style is quite different from the InterContinentals in Hangzhou. Nanjing's architectural vibe leans towards old money, giving off a very opulent and luxurious feel. And it's a tall building, which I love since I enjoy staying in high-floor rooms. Looking out over Nanjing from the 65th floor is truly amazing! Plus, the natural light is fantastic; the gentle sunshine really brightens your mood. I really need to commend the hotel's service. My butler, Alice, was incredibly attentive. She proactively asked if I needed room cleaning and how I slept. When I requested some items, Alice was super quick to deliver, and she wasn't stiff or formal like some other hotel butlers – she was very approachable. The doorman at the entrance was also great, kindly asking if I needed help with my luggage to my room and actively opening and closing the car door when I arrived. My only minor complaint is that the hotel pillows were a bit too soft for my liking. I prefer a firmer pillow, so I woke up with a stiff neck this morning. But that's really my fault, as I only realized while packing this morning that the hotel offers a pillow menu. Overall, InterContinental Nanjing maintains a very high standard. Even though it's been open for a while, its quality easily rivals other five-star luxury hotels. I hope the hotel continues its efforts to make guests like us feel right at home.