Hotel 4-Star di Jiangxi, China

The hotel is quite new, conveniently located in a prominent and easy-to-find spot. Cleanliness: Spotlessly clean. Environment: The surrounding area boasts numerous dining options, supermarkets, bars, and late-night eateries. Takeaway services are also readily available, and you'll find no shortage of tea shops and cafes. The hotel itself features restaurants, and the breakfast spread offers a good variety with decent taste – truly comprehensive and satisfying. Service: Fantastic! The staff were very friendly and always smiling.👍 Facilities: A point to note for first-time visitors to Yichun – not all rooms at the hotel include hot spring tickets.

This guesthouse is a little bit away from the main scenic area, but it's still part of the overall attraction. The environment is absolutely fantastic—clean, tidy, and well-equipped. Because it's slightly removed from the central area, it's surprisingly quiet, even though earplugs are provided in the rooms. We had three people staying, but the breakfast was only set for two. They wanted an additional 98 RMB to add a breakfast for our child, which felt a bit stingy, especially since the breakfast quality, to be honest, wasn't worth 98 RMB. The hotel provides a special branded mineral water unique to the scenic area, called Wangxian Valley. It tastes pleasantly sweet, but unfortunately, you can't buy it anywhere else. One area that could use improvement is the electric cart service for luggage. I hope they can increase the frequency of rides or speed up the pick-up/drop-off service.

The hotel is very close to Nanchang East Station and provides free pick-up and drop-off. You only need to make an appointment in advance with the front desk. The front desk Xiao Wu is also very polite and enthusiastic. The facilities, services and hygiene are all good. It is worth coming again.

The hotel felt quite new, clean, and tidy, and all the staff were really nice. They offer shuttle services to and from the cable car station and the main street station. Every morning, Master Bao (包师傅) drove us to the main street station and picked us up in the evening. He was so kind and patient (we actually felt a bit embarrassed with how often we requested the hotel car). Huge thanks to him! I didn't have high expectations for a scenic area hotel's breakfast, but the all-season breakfast far exceeded them. There was a wide variety of food, plenty of vegetables and high-protein options, and the fruit was super fresh. The tofu, shredded pork, and vegetable soup was especially delicious. They also had freshly ground coffee. You can also order lunch and dinner at the hotel restaurant, which has a clean environment, and for me, it felt more reassuring than eating at outside restaurants.

Extended Stay Benefits - Breakfast: The breakfast selection was incredibly rich! I got to try Nanchang boiled dumplings, mixed rice noodles, and jarred soup. Location: The location is excellent! It's very close to Wanshou Palace, the August 1st Nanchang Uprising Memorial Hall, Jiangxi Provincial Museum, and Bayi Square. I chose to stay in a阁景 (pavilion view) twin room for two consecutive nights and could see the main pavilion and the Ferris wheel in the distance. It was great to enjoy the night view without having to jostle through crowds at the attractions. Cleanliness: The room facilities were excellent, clean, and hygienic.

We stayed for 3 days in this lovely hotel, the lady running the place was really nice and helped us organising trips in the Wuyuan area. From the terrace you have a great view of the village and can take great photos. The rooms are spacious and offer everything you need. The lobby/ breakfast area has a lot of charme, since all the furniture is from another era and so the place just feels very original and homey. Even though on 2 of 3 days we were the only guests, we got a full buffet of delicious Chinese food for breakfast, including a good coffee. The organised trips with Mister Yu were such a pleasure, he showed us the best spots in the area and was a really good driver.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel and would definitely recommend and consider staying again in the future. I visited Ganzhou to see an old friend, who had warned me that the city does not see many (if any) foreign tourists, and indeed the hotel staff seemed a little concerned at our language barrier (regrettably, my Chinese is still very poor) and that I might struggle to communicate if there were any problems. Despite this, we were able to understand each other through the use of translation software, and they were very courteous and kind in my brief dealings with them. The room was extremely spacious, clean, comfortable, and luxurious, with free snacks and drinks replenished daily. I would have liked to have spent much longer at this hotel because the room was so nice. The lobby area was similarly clean and beautiful with a pleasant ambience. As for the location, I was escorted everywhere by a friend who lives in Ganzhou, so I cannot say for certain how centrally located the hotel is. However, Ganzhou does not have a subway to begin with, so DiDi (taxi) is the best option for getting around regardless of where you are, and as such I do not think it really matters. I was satisfied with the location. I think it took about 20-30 minutes by taxi to reach the train station, and maybe about the same to reach some larger attractions of the city, such as the old town and the shopping mall. In conclusion, while I do not think the hotel (or the city as a whole) has much experience with foreign, non-Chinese-speaking travellers, I was very warmly welcomed and had a wonderful stay. I definitely anticipate staying here again if I return to Ganzhou in the future, and would recommend it to anyone else looking to stay in this city!! I'll work on my Chinese in preparation for my next visit!

We came for a biking holiday. We stayed 4 nights. We left every morning on a different biking route. Lots of roads and villages. We each had a guest room. I was disappointed that I had the smallest room but they thought I wanted to be on the same floor as my friends. They moved me to the 2nd floor and now I had the same HUGE place as my friends. In the sitting room, is an L-shaped couch. It pulls out as a bed. So I guess this room could fit up to 4 people. The shower is huge. There is plenty of space to wash our bikes. The sauna/hot air thing was great for drying our clothes too! Had we been more people, we probably would have rented one of the bigger places and shared instead of getting our own guest rooms. It's fairly quiet. Breakfast was served in a separate traditional building. Normal Chinese breakfast, but asked for the noodles with the fried eggs! The kitchen staff were very accommodating when we asked if we could have breakfast at 7 am. Also, we asked for a late check-out because we wanted to shower after our ride. They let each of us have our rooms till 4pm at no charge. It would be great if the stone tiles could be power washed as it was quite slippery when it rained. I didn't have my driver's license but I needed to go pick up my friend and his broken bike. So I went back to ask the manager if he could drive our car 35 km to pick up my friend. He was happy to drive me! The sign to the guest house was not installed but if you look for the castle-like building, you'll find it. It was tricky getting to the hotel because we arrived late and it was absolutely chucking down with rain. This is a great, gorgeous place if you want peace and quiet. My room had a river view. Great for relaxation. Highly recommend this place.

This hotel is located within the Taoyangli tourist area, and its back door leads directly to the Imperial Kiln Museum with just a room card swipe, which is incredibly convenient for taking beautiful photos during off-peak hours. The overall hotel environment is excellent, and the service is superb. The staff are almost always responsive and attend to requests promptly. The complimentary pottery throwing and glass blowing experiences were also fantastic and genuinely offered. My daughter absolutely loved the bracelet souvenir she received when we checked out. We'll definitely be back!

Our family of 13 recently spent three nights at Wuyou Stayhill Resort in Sanbao Village, Jingdezhen, and it was a truly wonderful stay. The location is excellent—about a 20‑minute drive from Jingdezhen city—yet set in a quiet village surrounded by mountains and many artist studios, cafés, and restaurants, so there is always something interesting to explore. The hotel also provided free rental scooters, which made exploring Sanbao village easy and really fun. Waking up each morning to the crisp mountain air was already the perfect start to the day. The resort offers spacious rooms with high‑quality finishes and fittings; our six rooms were all beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean, with quality bedding and bathroom amenities that made for a very comfortable stay. The highlight of our visit was the outstanding service from the staff, who were consistently caring, attentive, and proactive in anticipating our needs. They handled several ad‑hoc requests even before our arrival and continued to go above and beyond throughout our stay so that every member of our family felt well looked after. We particularly enjoyed the freshly prepared breakfast each morning. After long days of sightseeing, it was a joy to return to the resort, where a good night sweat desert soup awaited us, making it feel like coming home every evening. On Christmas Eve, our sweet dessert soup was accompanied by a beautifully written poem wishing us all a Merry Christmas, a thoughtful touch that showed how the staff went the extra mile to make us feel special. Their professionalism, kindness, and attention to detail made our stay smooth, relaxing, and truly memorable, and this hotel is highly recommended to anyone planning to visit Sanbao Village.