Romantic Hotels in Jiangxi, China

I chose the Shangri-La for my trip to Nanchang this time. The hotel is located by the Gan River, right above the musical fountain at Qiushui Square. At night, you can get a clear view of the Tengwang Pavilion across the river. Getting to the train station, Tengwang Pavilion, Wanshou Palace, Bayi Museum, and Bayi Square is very convenient as there's a direct subway connection right outside the hotel. The hotel facilities are a bit dated, though. Overall, the Shangri-La Hotel is still worth staying at when you visit Nanchang.

My child had a great impression of the hotel and said they want to stay here again next time we visit Jingdezhen. First, the pros: The location is excellent, very close to Taoyangli Scenic Area and the Imperial Kiln, within walking distance. The family room is spacious and even comes with a tea room. The decor is more unique and locally inspired compared to generic chain hotels. There's also a 'South Wall' right at the hotel, so you don't have to queue up at Sanbao Village for photos. The cleaning staff were very thorough, and all frontline employees were very patient. Now for the cons: The lighting only has two modes: bright and ambient. It's either all on or all off; there are no table lamps or floor lamps. After my child went to bed early, if the adults wanted to relax or entertain themselves, they had to sit near the bathroom door or in the tea room, relying on the faint streetlights outside. If you needed to use the restroom at night, you'd have to use your phone for light. Additionally, the breakfast variety and taste were rather mediocre. Overall, it's still quite good.

I went to Fuzhou on a business trip some time ago and chose to stay at Hilton Fuzhou Poly Huazhang. The overall experience was very good and I must share it. • Convenient transportation: The hotel is located in the High-tech Zone of Fuzhou City, in the commercial center, and is only a 6-minute drive from the railway station. It is very convenient for people like me who travel frequently. • Pleasant environment: As soon as I entered the hotel, I was attracted by the 80,000 square meters of outdoor artificial garden landscape. The traditional Chinese architectural design style makes the whole hotel full of elegant charm. Walking in it is comfortable and relaxing. • Intimate service: From the check-in at the front desk, the staff is enthusiastic and professional, quickly handles the formalities, and also introduces the hotel facilities intimately. During the stay, any needs can be responded to in time, which is really worry-free. • Rich dining: The ”Moonlight” buffet restaurant provides a lot of food, high-quality seafood, fresh and delicious, on-site cooking is full of fireworks, and there are various international and local cuisines to meet different tastes. The Cantonese and Gan cuisines in the ”Yugongguan” Chinese restaurant are also quite authentic, and every bite is intoxicating. It is very pleasant to order a cup of coffee in the ”Liuguang” lobby bar and enjoy the outdoor scenery. • Complete facilities: The hotel has a large conference and banquet venue of 4,300 square meters, including conference rooms, banquet halls, boardrooms, and outdoor sunny lawns, which are suitable for both business meetings and social gatherings. In addition, the gym is fully equipped and the swimming pool is clear. It is so comfortable to swim a few laps. Living here, you can work and relax at the same time. This time I stayed at the Fuzhou Poly Huazhang Hilton Hotel, which was impeccable in all aspects. Next time I come to Fuzhou, I will definitely choose this place!

Had a fantastic experience, the hotel is clean and beautiful, with photo-worthy spots everywhere. The breakfast included a voucher, allowing us to choose any dishes we liked and it wasn't limited to just breakfast, which was incredibly thoughtful. All the staff we encountered were very friendly, a special shout-out to our housekeeper, Ju Ju. The Hiking Series hotels really are excellent!

This is my second stay at the Shangrao Yuexi New Century Grand Hotel. Four years ago, I stumbled upon this hotel when I visited Shangrao, and its serene and elegant environment left a deep impression on me, making me fall in love with the New Century Grand Hotel brand. Since then, whenever I travel, I try to stay at a New Century Grand Hotel, but the Yuexi Grand Hotel in Shangrao remains my favorite. It's the kind of place that makes you want to stay an extra night in the city just for the hotel itself, and you can truly feel that the designers and investors poured their heart and soul into it. In autumn, the hotel grounds are filled with the subtle scent of osmanthus, the air is exceptionally fresh, and at night, the sky is dotted with stars – a sight rarely found in big cities. Even the driver of the shuttle cart who took us to the lobby on our first day remembered us when we checked out the next day, which was incredibly heartwarming.

Met up with a few old friends in Yingtan and chose the Hampton by Hilton as our gathering spot. The hotel's location is pretty central; it took about ten minutes by taxi to get to our dinner place in the old city, and there's a convenience store nearby for drinks and snacks. The lobby is spacious, so even with a few friends waiting in the lounge area during check-in, it didn't feel crowded. Our rooms were all on the same floor, and the hygiene was excellent – clean bedding with no strange smells, and the bathroom trash was always emptied promptly. The rooms were also well-ventilated. The service was friendly and efficient; the front desk staff were patient and thorough when processing individual check-ins for multiple people. Our request for a late check-out was kindly accommodated, and room service responded quickly. The facilities perfectly met our needs for a get-together; the sofa area in the room was big enough for three or four of us to sit around and chat, and the TV's screen-mirroring feature made it easy to share travel photos. The flexible breakfast hours were also perfect for our late-riser group. As a choice for a friends' reunion, the hotel provided just the right convenience in terms of space arrangement and time flexibility, making our gathering even more relaxed and enjoyable.

Ganzhou Shanshui Building experience is really good. One-to-one butler service is intimate and thoughtful: after booking, the butler will contact you by phone, ask about the time, reserve parking spaces, etc., and take the initiative to recommend local play guides and special snack bars. Let us feel warm. When you check in at the store, you first serve hot tea and feel warm. In addition, the room is clean and tidy, the bedding is comfortable, there are free snacks, and the good night porridge at night warms your stomach and warms your heart. There is also a short distance from the attractions and can be reached on foot. All the staff are warm and courteous, the details are full, from check-in to check-out, the whole process is worry-free, next time I come to Ganzhou I will stay here and recommend it to Mingyou.

I was pleasantly surprised when I got to the hotel. I only speak English, so all the staff was very patient with me. For any English speakers like me that stay here, just ask for Lily. She is fluent in English and can help you with anything during your stay. Ganzhou is smaller than a city like Shanghai, but I would recommend it if you want to save some money.

As always, fascinating experience staying in Crown Plaza. Incredible view of Gan River and Nanchang bridge, with Star of Nanchang ferris wheel illuminating the skyline. Room is spacious with comfortable bedding. Special thanks to Mr. Jiang for being so patient and helpful.

The hotel is nice and a comfortable environment. It's location is a bit out of the way, but not too bad. The rooms are a bit small, particularly compared to similarly priced hotels in bigger cities. (e.g. I came from Shanghai and spent a similar price for a room that was easily 50% larger. Given Shanghai prices, it should have been the other way around.) The breakfast was very underwhelming. Poorly cooked ”western” food that only vaguely looked like what it was supposed to be, and tasted nothing like it. Small selection of lukewarm Chinese breakfast items. Tiny bottles of yoghurt. Very watered down juice.