Hotel Zhenjiang dengan Sarapan

房間很乾凈，服務人員很熱情。無論在哪裡遇到酒店的員工，他們都會人熱情的提供幫助。早餐也不錯，有牛奶，豆漿，酸奶，還有豆腐花。因為帶長者出門，他們喜歡早上喝粥，而這裏的粥很好喝。

這次和朋友同行三個家庭入住茅山頂宮民宿，全部升級了套房，體驗感直接拉滿！民宿就在九霄萬福宮內，地處茅山之巔，推窗就是連綿山景與雲霧，清晨能看日出，夜晚可觀星空，視野絕了。房間設施很用心，金可兒床墊、高儀衞浴，乾淨舒適又安靜，空氣清新，特別適合放鬆身心。 更要大力誇讚老闆！人特別熱情周到，提前貼心發攻略，幫規劃路線，還會帶着夜遊頂宮，細緻講解道家文化，讓人收穫滿滿。有任何需求都及時響應。晚餐的山野風味套餐，早餐一碗福麪配上現磨咖啡非常贊，整體體驗無可挑剔。 一次超治癒的避世之旅，強烈推薦給想靜心、看美景的朋友，一定會不虛此行！

One word to describe this hotel: AMAZING. A beautiful, clean and luxurious hotel sitting just across the road from the Yangtze River. The tranquil and serenity enveloped me the moment I stepped out of my ride immediately relaxed every cell in my body. The staff are amazing, they actually made it a point to remember which room I stayed in. Got an upgrade and wow, the room was just amazing. They had a very wide breakfast spread for us to choose from, from the usual english breakfast to Jiangsu's traditional noodles. Be sure to ask for their baby lobster noodles and big bao, just super yummy. We had dinner at the hotel's restaurant the 1st night and tried the delicacies they had. Puffer fish and what they called 长鱼, were really very yummy too. I really, really, highly recommend this hotel should you want to visit Zheng Jiang. I'll definitely be back again.

Very nice for business travel lodging in DanYang. There got 2 different hotel buildings - Building no.1 & no.8. So I stayed at building no.8 which the staff free upgraded the room for me. Overall super satisfied with the hotel services and the fees.

I chose this hotel instead of those near Suning Plaza on purpose to experience local living for a couple of days, and was also planning a trip to Yangzhong, so this is the mid point between Suning Plaza and Yangzhong. Pleasantly surprised at the huge and well kept room. Staffs were polite and greated guests when they enter or leave the hotel. 👍👍 The famous 永安鱼庄, which is famous for its Puffer Fish, has an outlet just around the corner, and there is no queue at this outlet. There is also a hugely popular noodle shop with the locals nearby, named 老巴子面馆，that serve authentic Zhenjiang noodle, which I recommend everyone to try. Travelling to the different scenic spots by taxi from the hotel cost nothing more than rmb15.

Everything was top tier. From the check-in where I was upgraded to a river view room, the clean, spacious and inviting room to the service and superb breakfast. The view from the restaurant was amazing. This was my pre birthday trip and the Hyatt made it so special. I even got a slice to birthday cake. The lady at the front desk who checked me in spoke really good English and was so kind and caring and she’s also a Gemini 😁🎉 I would 100% recommend and come back here.

Review: Sheraton Zhenjiang Hotel Overall Rating: 8/10 My recent stay at the Sheraton Zhenjiang was a solid experience that balanced high-end service with a few signs of the passage of time. If you are looking for reliability and a great start to your morning, this remains a top contender in the city. The Highlights: A Breakfast to Remember The absolute standout of the stay was the breakfast buffet. It is easily one of the best in the region. * Variety: A massive spread ranging from traditional Chinese dim sum and noodle stations to high-quality Western pastries and made-to-order eggs. * Quality: The ingredients felt fresh, and the coffee was actually brewed well—a detail often missed. * Atmosphere: The dining area was clean and well-staffed, ensuring plates were cleared quickly even during the morning rush. The Accommodations: Classic but Aging While the service remains five-star, the rooms are starting to show their age. The Vibe: The decor feels a bit ”early 2010s” luxury—heavy woods and traditional carpets. Wear and Tear: I noticed some scuffing on the furniture and the bathroom fixtures weren't as crisp as they once were. Comfort: On the bright side, the ”Sheraton Sleep Experience” bed lived up to its name. Despite the dated aesthetics, the room was impeccably clean and the view of the city/station area was excellent. Final Verdict The Sheraton Zhenjiang is a ”safe bet.” While it lacks the ultra-modern flair of newer boutique hotels, it compensates with professionalism and culinary excellence. Pro Tip: Ask for a room on a higher floor to get the best views and the quietest environment away from the street noise. Would I return? Yes—mostly for that breakfast and the convenient location near the railway station.

Members of staff at the hotel, including receptionists, are very nice and friendly, welcoming my arrival, greetings 'Hello' every time with big smile on their face. My stay was very comfortable and enjoyable. HOWEVER, there is only one small problem. When you book a room, please check very carefully if the room you are booking has a window or not. On the Trip.com site, it says; 'Has a window' 'Partially has a window' 'A fixed window' or something like this. Not only see some photos of the rooms on the website, but also carefully check if the room you are booking surely has a window or not. When I checked-in, I was told that my room had NO window. It was O.K. if you were in your room only to sleep, because the room is large enough, clean enough and comfortable enough. Nothing is wrong with the room itself at all. However, I found on the following morning that I could not see how the weather was like until I actually went outside, because I could not see outside from the window.

Great room, very clean and neat. I was expecting a marriott like breakfast but this wasn't the case. The breakfast was basic at best, for something that has the Marriott name, it should at least have a similar breakfast

GreenTree Inn, Jurong (Jiangsu Province) is an oldie but a goody! I stayed there for 5 nights in late August/early September (2025). At first glance I was a bit dubious, but it turned out to be a really great place to stay. I felt very safe there and in the neighbourhood (day and night) and would stay there again. Excellent customer service ..… the Reception and cleaning staff were all really friendly and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble. The first room I was allocated smelt of cigarette smoke (no thank you!), but I was immediately moved into a nicer smelling room, which was absolutely spotless, quite large, and had a nice new smart tv, air con, an opening window with a flyscreen and security bars (essential for a ground floor room), nice solid furniture, pure white linen (impressively imprinted with “GreenTree Inn”) and a clean, comfy doona and pillows. A standard hard’ish Chinese bed, but I find them quite comfy. The old carpet runner along the length of the long ground floor hallway (where my room was) is a relic from way back when, but it was clean and well maintained, as was the rest of the hotel that I could see. The shower head needed fixing, but that’s an annoyingly common problem in pretty much every budget ＞ mid range hotel I’ve ever stayed in, in China. The hotel is only about 20 metres from Jurong Chongming Subway Station. Local bus stop almost at the front door (& across the road). The entrance to the old cobbled road (no cars allowed) & all its little shops is across the road at the lights, and a large pharmacy at the entrance (near the “archway”). Electric scooters galore to hire (via the AliPay or WeChat apps) outside the subway. Plenty of restaurants in walking distance once you get past the trades shops (plumbing supplies etc). My only gripe about GreenTree Inn Jurong (& this is a gripe I have for many hotels etc throughout China) is that smoking is allowed on the premises. I think it’s the worst it’s been since 2002 when I first started travelling to China. It’s awful walking into foyers and lifts that reek of cigarette smoke, and copping wafts of the smoke along hallways from smokers in their rooms (& ashtrays at lift entrances), and horrible arriving tired after a long flight and long trek from airports etc, only to discover you then have to request a room change to escape the smoke, and start all over again. No matter how accommodating the staff are, I could easily do without that hassle and the horrible smell. In my opinion, hotels etc in China need to up their game where that’s concerned, and follow the lead of the many countries which have banned cigarette smoking in all public buildings (including hotels), all public indoor and outdoor spaces, anywhere near children and shopping centres, on and near public transport etc etc etc.