Hotels in The city center of Yangzhou, Yangzhou

Facilities: The facilities are well-equipped. We booked a twin room and came to Yangzhou with our child. The front desk even proactively told us we could push the beds together. Cleanliness: Excellent cleanliness, one of the best for a hotel in this price range. There's also a laundry room where you can wash and dry clothes, which is super important given the weather in Yangzhou. Environment: Good sound insulation, and the double curtains offer both privacy and light. There's also a small table in the room. Picture 2 shows us eating Yangzhou duck on the hotel's small table. We also ordered takeout, and they delivered it directly to our room, which we really appreciate 💕. The background of picture 3 is the bathroom. Coming out of the bathroom, there's a clothes hanging closet ➡️ mirror ➡️ clothes folding closet. Service: Full marks for service. Although we didn't book a Hanfu photoshoot or have ice cream, we had a very pleasant stay 😋. Additional notes: The location here is excellent. There are dim sum restaurants right outside, and it's very close to Caiyi Lane and Dongguan Street. Another note: Don't eat at those places in Caiyi Lane that ask if you want to eat; they're terrible. We tried two places, and they were so bad 🤧. In the end, we found a pretty good 138-yuan four-person meal deal on Douyin. Although it was a high-volume place, it tasted much better than those hawkers. Picture 4 is the meal.

Facilities: Well-equipped, clean, and the hotel is quite new. Hygiene: Spotless, I felt completely at ease letting my child use everything. Environment: The overall property is spacious, and the room's layout and facilities are very well-arranged. Both the elderly and children were very pleased. Service: Absolutely fantastic! From check-in onwards, all the staff were incredibly welcoming. During my two-day stay, the delivery robot might have been out of order, as the front desk delivered all our takeout orders. They were so enthusiastic even when delivering late at night, which truly deserves commendation!!! A big thank you to all the staff for their warmth. We'll definitely choose this place again for our next vacation.

The staff attitude was amazing and their attentiveness was one of the stand out features of this hotel for me. They were so warm, friendly and helpful and I couldn't have asked for more. The room I had was perfect for my stay. A large comfortable bed, working air-conditioning, decent shower and sizable room made my break very comfortable. The hotel itself is spotlessly clean, with the efficiency of the cleaning team evident from the front door to the rooms! The location is very convenient: sandwiched between two large shopping areas, a stones throw from the canal, various restaurants nearby and about a fifteen minutes walk from the start of Dongguan street (which is fantastic by the way), I was never very far from the action of the city! In fact, you can walk to all the major Yangzhou attractions from the hotel or hire an e-bike if you have a Chinese telephone number. The breakfast is a buffet served in the opposite Ramada Hotel, a twenty second walk away from the front desk! It is a decent spread, not the best but by far not the worst. The inclusion of breakfast in the price of the hotel made the value for money even better. This is a very good, cost-effective hotel with excellent staff, close to everything you would want to do in Yangzhou. I'd recommend this Hidden hotel and if highly recommend the city too. Fantastic experience for budget prices.

The valet parking service was quite good. The location is convenient for getting to several famous attractions by taxi. However, the front desk service was not proactive. I was exhausted after driving off the highway and spent 30-40 minutes trying to book on Marriott Bonvoy without success. No one offered any guidance or help. The next day, with rain in the forecast, I wanted to borrow an umbrella, but the front desk manager insisted I pay a deposit! The service attitude felt quite rigid. The air conditioning wasn't very effective; I felt hot under the duvet at night. The soundproofing in the room was poor; I could hear people in the next room as if they were in mine. Overall, the room's cleanliness was good, and I plugged in an electronic mosquito repellent, but I still got two very itchy insect bites on my arm. I went to breakfast right when it opened, but the food was a bit cold and the taste was very mediocre; there wasn't a single good dish. The fried rice was particularly disappointing, and the pink pastry had a tough crust and a filling that tasted like processed ingredients. The Wi-Fi wouldn't connect, and the toothbrush head was too wide to use comfortably.

The location is super convenient. To beat the crowds at Slender West Lake, I got up at 7 AM, had breakfast, and walked to the park, arriving by 7:40 AM. I even managed to get on a sculling boat right away without waiting in line. Several teahouses are also within walking distance. A satisfying trip was all thanks to the hotel's convenient location. If you're looking for good value for money and a convenient spot, I highly recommend this place.

The lobby manager was very attentive and able to answer questions immediately. Even with a large crowd during check-in, they managed to arrange everything efficiently – a real thumbs up! I've never seen a hotel lobby with so many complimentary drinks before – cold lemonade, hot hibiscus tea, and unlimited freshly ground coffee. The hotel's location is excellent. It's just a few minutes' walk to Dongguan Street and the South Gate of Slender West Lake. There are also many popular eateries nearby. Plus, it's rare to find a hotel with its own indoor parking. The family room was a bit small, but the bathroom was very spacious and even had a bathtub and a Dyson hairdryer. There was a cute little tent and a rocking horse, and the snacks and drinks in the mini-fridge were replenished daily, with unlimited bottled water. The breakfast buffet was outstanding, with a wide variety of fresh ingredients. Even though it was busy during the summer holidays, everything was restocked promptly. I especially loved their baozi (steamed buns) – the tofu skin buns, vegetable buns, and meat buns all tasted freshly made. The noodle chef was incredibly patient, remembering everyone's special requests and working quickly. The self-service laundry gets busy, so you might have to wait for a spot. Overall, it's a hotel with excellent value for money.

The standard pillows in the room are latex, which are quite comfortable. The hairdryer is a Dyson, and the water pressure is great. The entire room is equipped with smart home features. The only downside is that the standard room size is a bit small, but everything else is good. We even played 'Gan Deng Yan' (a card game) in the restaurant at night. The hotel service is excellent. Satisfied with my second stay.

Just a 2-hour drive from Wuxi, I've visited Yangzhou many times. This time I spontaneously booked this hotel. I've stayed at several Yihe hotels in Nanjing, and this Yangzhou one really shows great attention to detail. Renfengli is a less-known historical district but very charming, without the usual crowds. After checking in, an intangible cultural heritage teacher arrived at the hotel to prepare for a sachet-making activity, so I joined in. In the evening, there was also a boat tour on the Xiao Qinhuai River, and the hotel has its own private pier right next door. What really stuck with me was the breakfast. In Yangzhou, it's all about dim sum for breakfast, and this breakfast set happened to be exactly the dumpling noodles I wanted – so filling that I didn't even need lunch by eight or nine in the morning. In the evening, there was red wine at the lobby bar for only 20/glass. I have to say, the value for money is exceptional. You can basically walk to Caiyi Street, Dongguan Street, and Ge Garden. The location truly offers tranquility in the midst of bustle. I'll definitely bring my family to experience it again next time.

This was my first time staying in a courtyard-style hotel, and I loved it! The location is really quiet at night, no noise at all. It's also super close to Slender West Lake and Guandong Street. If you don't have kids, there are shared electric scooters nearby, which would be perfect for exploring on a nice day! The room was quite spacious. If you have a lot of luggage, I'd recommend a ground-floor room, as our room was on the second floor and there's no elevator in this charming old-style hotel, so carrying bags was a bit of a workout. They also offer free-to-use washing machines and dryers. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay!

After all, it's an established hotel. All the staff were warm and attentive, and although the facilities are a bit old, they are well-maintained. It's convenient to get anywhere from here. Just cross the road to go for dim sum at Yechun. Taking a boat from Yuma Wharf to Slender West Lake was very comfortable. Caiyi Street, Ge Garden, and Dongguan Street are all within walking distance. The hotel restaurant's food is excellent, and the breakfast has a strong Yangzhou flavor. It would be perfect if the parking lot had EV charging stations.