Family Hotels in Jiangsu, China

We had a perfect stay at Pan Pacific Suzhou! The suite was incredibly spacious and comfortable, consisting of two connected rooms. One room featured a king-size bed, a large living room, and a luxurious bathroom with a huge bathtub. The second room had two single beds, which was perfect for our two adult children. The layout was very thoughtful, with two separate bathrooms and toilets, plus an additional guest toilet in the living room. With four of us staying together, we never had to wait for the bathroom — a huge convenience! The hotel grounds are absolutely stunning, featuring beautiful gardens, traditional architecture, and a pagoda, making it feel like a scenic attraction in itself. As a special bonus, the hotel provided a complimentary 60-minute Hanfu experience, allowing us to take wonderful photos around the property. Honestly, the hotel is so beautiful that you could easily spend a day exploring the grounds without leaving. Another thoughtful touch was that each room was provided with an entire carton of bottled mineral water, which was greatly appreciated. Overall, an exceptional stay with spacious accommodations, beautiful surroundings, and excellent hospitality. We would definitely stay here again when visiting Suzhou!

Lovely stay at this hotel. The room was very big and comfortable, although the walls are a little thin so can clearly hear people talking. For pet owners: note that the Laomendong pedestrian street is not pet friendly (even though there was no sign at the street that we walked through) but the area behind the hotel was lovely and quiet and great to walk the dog. We could also walk past the old city walls which was beautiful. Parking is nearby and quite convenient.

Exceeded my expectations! This time, I stayed in Building 18, and it truly lives up to its reputation as Yangzhou Xiyuan Hotel. I'll definitely be back to try Building 8 next time, or perhaps the newly opened villa area which I've heard good things about. **Environment:** The hotel boasts top-notch scenery within its grounds, making walks very enjoyable. I heard some rooms in Building 18 face the road and a currently under-renovation area, but my room this time had a pretty good view. **Facilities:** The room was well-equipped with premium brands, and everything was well-maintained. It would be even better if there was a bathtub, as I don't necessarily want to go to the complimentary hot springs. The restaurant quality was also excellent. **Service:** Very attentive! They offer 24-hour shuttle service within the grounds. The welcome fruit was of good quality, and they even provided local yogurt. There are also some activities organized by Xiyuan Hotel that you can book and experience, which was a nice touch. **Hygiene:** No issues at all. Even the public restrooms in the lobby were very clean.

After getting off the high-speed train, we took the subway to the hotel. I originally planned to take a taxi, but the hotel called and said there would be traffic jams. We chose the nearest subway exit, but there was no elevator, and my friend nearly collapsed carrying a super heavy suitcase. We had to take an elevator up to the hotel lobby, which was on some high floor (20s or 40s, I forget). After checking in, we had to turn a corner and take another elevator to go up further – quite a hassle. When I placed the order, I left a note asking not to have a corner room close to the elevator. Well, we didn't get a corner room, as the hotel is circular, but we ended up with the room furthest from the elevator. The air conditioning in the room was also broken; it blew hot air for ages when set to cool, leaving me sweating. Honestly, I wanted to give three stars based on the experience, but the AC repair technician and the cleaning lady earned you an extra star. At the time, I had bought a lot of fruit, thinking I wouldn't finish it all and it would spoil by the next day, so I set some aside, hoping the repair technician would take it. However, he firmly refused, saying it was his job and they couldn't take anything from guests. It was just a few strawberries, really. He fixed the AC quite quickly, and it worked perfectly afterward. The cleaning lady also did a great job; I really loved the verbena hand soap. I left a note asking if she could give us a few extra bars, and not only was her reply amusing, but she also left us seven or eight bars – I was so happy! The hotel's location is good, very close to Fuguo Street and Golden Eagle Plaza, making shopping very convenient. It's just that the lobby being halfway up the building is really inconvenient. Also, the windows were so dirty, which was a shame for such large windows, as it made taking good photos in the room impossible.

The location is fantastic, with a bustling view of Xinjiekou right outside the window. What impressed me most was the service – friendly, polite, and incredibly responsive. The dining options exceeded expectations; the breakfast was diverse with Nanjng specialties, and the formal meals were exquisitely prepared. The room was well-maintained, clean, and the bedding was comfortable. Overall, it was a great experience. The service was excellent, and all the staff were very friendly and responsive. We had dinner at the hotel, and the food quality was surprisingly good. I especially want to commend the Jia Restaurant on the 56th floor of the Asia Pacific Tower. On our first night, we tried their mini hotpot, and the two single sets were more than enough for two people. The staff were incredibly enthusiastic, promptly helping with drinks, clearing plates, and cooking items. We also loved the buffet selection! We had such a happy meal! The next morning, we debated between the ground floor breakfast buffet and the 56th-floor one, but decided to go back to the 56th floor – and we were so glad we did! It was another wonderful experience, feeling right at home. There were many dishes available in the morning. For instance, a waitress kindly cut the Jinling large meat bun for us so we could each have half, which we really appreciated. A big thank you to CY and MYF from Jia Restaurant for their attentive service. The view was also excellent; we could see the beautiful city from our seats. All in all, I highly recommend trying it! I truly appreciate such thoughtful service! We booked afternoon tea at the Executive Lounge, which featured a beautiful birdcage design. The happy hour's light dinner, part of the executive benefits, was also delicious! I had previously celebrated a birthday at Meiyuan, so this time, I decided to try the Pacific Western Restaurant before checking out, which also offered a beautiful setting and attentive service. I feel like I'll be back very soon just for the delicious food.

Overall, it was a good experience. The hotel is right next to Sanyang Plaza and very close to A Bing's former residence. It's just a short walk from the subway station to the hotel. The higher floor offers a nice view too! 👍

Traveling to Nanjing with friends, we chose this hotel and its location is fantastic. It's right next to Pingjiang Road, a popular internet-famous spot, and also conveniently close to our main destinations this trip: the Humble Administrator's Garden and Suzhou Museum. The room was spacious and very quiet, with a two-bathroom layout. The facilities were excellent, and the hairdryer was particularly good. The balcony was well-designed, and there were dedicated charging stations. Breakfast was very rich and varied. The overall environment was wonderful, and the service was very attentive. We were a bit late checking out because of a long queue for a meal, but they were very patient in reminding us and helping to coordinate. Definitely worth staying here again when visiting Suzhou!

I've stayed at many InterContinental hotels, and I can confidently say that InterContinental Nanjing is my top choice for hosting friends or for business needs. The reason is simple: it consistently meets luxury hotel standards. This recent stay was, without a doubt, my most satisfying. Since I'm a regular guest, I always coordinate with my butler, Alice, beforehand, and this time was no exception. Alice thoughtfully arranged an upgrade to a lake-view suite and even prepared a personalized room key with my name on it! 🥰 This made me incredibly happy. I really need to commend the concierge team at InterContinental Nanjing. They're always impeccably dressed in their concierge uniform, swift in opening car doors and handling luggage when I arrive or depart, and consistently stationed at the entrance, ready to assist. Their service throughout is efficient and professional, yet always warm and friendly, with a welcoming smile. The check-in process was smooth. The hotel's public areas and rooms have an 'old money' aesthetic, evoking the glamour of the millennium's golden age with its dazzling lights. While some might find the facilities a bit dated, I personally enjoy this classic, refined style. The views are excellent, offering a panoramic overlook of Nanjing. The hotel's central location means everything is close by. Xuanwu Lake, Fuzimiao, Sycamore Avenue, and Deji Plaza are all within about a ten-minute drive. This is a significant reason why I choose to stay here when hosting friends – after all, no one wants to spend a lot of time stuck in traffic. The Zifeng Tower is also a Nanjing landmark, and admiring it from Xuanwu Lake offers a unique glimpse into Nanjing's beauty. The hotel breakfast is delicious, though unfortunately, I'm not much of a food critic, so I can't give an objective review like a food blogger. 🥲 I also want to praise Alice again. Because I stay here so often, I've known her for a long time. Whenever I need a pillow change or have any issues with the room, Alice always responds and resolves them immediately. I don't know about other butlers, but Alice's service is truly, truly exceptional. Now for a small suggestion after all the praise: personally, I think the welcome fruit should be placed in the room before check-in, rather than guests having to bring it up themselves. Guests should feel fully respected upon arrival. But whatever the reason, whether for business travel, hosting friends, or a solo trip, InterContinental Nanjing remains a high-standard, high-quality hotel. I hope the hotel continues to strive for excellence, paying more attention to the small details, and always aiming to provide the best experience for its guests.

Booked an executive room, got upgraded to a deluxe suite, both the space and the view were satisfying. Had afternoon tea at the executive lounge once; the desserts were pretty good, overlooking Haizhou District from the 41st floor. Also tried the buffet dinner once; it was generally average, nothing particularly outstanding. The room itself didn't feel old, and the facilities were well-maintained. Overall, a positive review. Will consider staying here again next time I visit Lianyungang.

The location of Qinhuai Renjia Hotel is truly unbeatable. Qinhuai River is right downstairs, and it's a two-minute walk to Fuzi Temple, the Painted Boat Wharf, Jiangnan Examination Hall, and the specialty snack street – everything is close by. It's also not far from the subway station, making it very convenient to explore Laomendong and Xinjiekou. The hotel itself has an elegant, ancient charm, and the rooms are clean and tidy. You don't have to rush back after an evening cruise on the Qinhuai River. This is definitely the top choice for a visit to Nanjing!