Hotels With Parking in Jiangsu, China

My stay at Pan Pacific Suzhou was absolutely fantastic! The hotel beautifully recreates the aesthetics of the ancient Wu Kingdom from the Spring and Autumn period, with its pavilions, terraces, and waterside promenades showcasing classic Suzhou elegance. Every step offers a picturesque view. As a project under Singapore’s GIC and Temasek, its unique foresight in choosing a prime location in the heart of the ancient city back in 1995 is remarkable. It also boasts a rich history, having hosted numerous dignitaries. Guests can enjoy free access to Panmen Gate by using their room key, and it's incredibly convenient to visit core attractions like Canglang Pavilion, Lingering Garden, Suzhou Museum, and Xiyuan Temple. Plus, the hotel's own restaurants, like Ruigarden Noodle House, are definitely worth trying – it truly enhances the overall experience!

Loved it! The staff were so warm and welcoming, they even contacted me in advance and helped with my luggage upon arrival. The hotel itself is beautifully decorated, making for some lovely photos indoors. It was raining when we arrived, and they kindly provided free clear umbrellas. The hotel is super close to Suzhou Museum, Humble Administrator's Garden, and Lion Grove Garden – less than a 10-minute walk! Pingjiang Road is right next door, and there's also a boat dock. You'll find plenty of travel photography studios on Pingjiang Road if you're interested. For breakfast, you can head to Yaba Shengjian, it's about a ten-minute walk. On your way back, you can stroll along Pingjiang Road – it's lovely and quiet in the early morning, perfect for photos. The main branch of Li Baixie (a restaurant) is also nearby, so you can go early to make a reservation. Our room had two 1.5-meter double beds, which was very comfortable for two pairs of mothers and daughters! If I ever visit Suzhou again, I'll definitely choose this place. 👍 The first photo is the hotel entrance, and the last two are of Pingjiang Road nearby.

I stayed at the Yingbinguan for five days and four nights, in rooms 11 and 1. On the first day, I booked a room in Building 3 to try it out. After checking in, I was given a terrible room on the 4th floor with no view whatsoever, just a wall opposite. So, I went downstairs to request a room change and asked if an upgrade was possible. A rather plump young man at the Building 3 front desk reluctantly told me that upgrades weren't possible, and that others paid for upgrades (with a rather sarcastic tone). After I insisted, he made me wait for 40 minutes, creating various obstacles and excuses to deny an upgrade, like saying the room wasn't cleaned or only offering a 2nd-floor room in Building 3. Finally, he unhappily upgraded me to Building 11. My experience checking into Building 11 was pretty good, but upon checkout, the bellboy was quite slow; he didn't proactively open the door. After waiting for 5 seconds, he reluctantly came over, but since I was traveling alone and sitting in the back, he opened the passenger side door instead, which left me feeling both amused and speechless 😑. For the following days, I booked a room on the 1st floor of Building 1. The view was even better, with lush greenery outside the window. The two young women at the front desk of Building 1 were particularly attentive and meticulous with their service. Overall, the environment at Yingbinguan is excellent. I'll definitely come back to stay in Buildings 1, 2, 8, or 9 if I have the chance.

This stay was absolutely fantastic! The front desk lady was so warm and professional, and the room was spotlessly clean with a bed so comfortable I didn't want to get up. The hotel's location is perfect, making it super convenient for getting around and shopping. I'm extremely satisfied with this stay! The service was attentive and thoughtful from check-in to check-out. The room was spacious, bright, and had a great view. It's excellent value for money. I've already recommended it to my friends, five stars! I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit!

Couldn't believe there was such a stylish hotel right in the popular Shantang Street scenic area. As soon as I walked in, I was drawn in by the unique design. The lobby was very spacious, and even more surprising was the complimentary minibar in the room, stocked with BaiSuiShan water, which was a nice touch. The hotel offers a free shuttle service to and from the station, which I didn't get to use since I drove, but parking was also free. That's a real rarity in the old city center where space is at a premium. The breakfast also had a great variety. Overall, a very satisfying trip.

This time, my family and I stayed at the Jinling Hotel, and it happened to be my birthday. I was truly touched by the thoughtful service of the fairy housekeeper – she deserves a massive shout-out! The housekeeper proactively reached out beforehand to confirm the delivery time for my birthday cake, arranging everything perfectly. The next day, we spontaneously decided to have the cake delivered earlier. After contacting her, she immediately helped coordinate the change without hesitation, responding super quickly! As a renowned five-star hotel, Jinling Hotel's service certainly lives up to its reputation. The housekeeper was enthusiastic, attentive, gentle, and patient throughout our stay. Every detail showed how much effort she put in. This stay wasn't just about accommodation; it was a birthday experience filled with surprises and warmth.

Hotel location inside Fuzimiao (Confucius Temple) zone is excellent. Stepping out from the hotel entrance into the pedestrian-only street are tonnes of restaurants and stalls.( Everyday I was spoiled for food choices.) Yet, the hotel remains sheltered, calm and insulated from the outside festivities. The room I stayed for 4 nights was spacious, clean with air-conditioning. Shower water pressure and hot water was excellent. Everyday a bag of fruits (banana, orange, apple, pear, cherry tomatoes...) were dropped off. All the snacks and drinks in the room were included (free). Overall, the hotel was not luxurious (in the traditional 5-star sense) but contains a captivating charm that transport one back to Chinese antiquity. It was a pleasant stay. One minor blemish was the in-room safe not working as it should. Reception said hardly any guests use the room safe. That's understandable given the overall safe environment.

I booked this hotel with the mindset of canceling if it wasn't good, but it turned out to be surprisingly great! Aside from the room being a bit small, everything else was perfect. It's also conveniently located close to all the attractions. The landlady was very welcoming and even helped us carry our luggage up to the third floor. Highly recommend staying here.

Immersive, Zen-inspired experience: “Hidden away in this bustling city is a tranquil sanctuary. The moment I slid open the wooden door, it felt as if I had been transported to an ancient machiya in Kyoto. The room was filled with a subtle scent of tatami, and the natural wood furniture with minimalist lines exuded a 'wabi-sabi' aesthetic throughout. My favorite time was in the evening, sitting at the low table by the window, brewing a pot of tea, and gazing at the karesansui garden outside. All the inner turmoil gradually faded away. There was no excessive disturbance here, just the perfect amount of space and serenity—a truly healing journey that allowed my mind and body to return to nature.” Concise yet evocative short review: “A living space rich in oriental aesthetics, with restrained yet elegant design. Attentive service.”

Traveling with my family, I chose this hotel near Sanyang Plaza. It's super convenient – just two subway stops on Line 1 from Wuxi Station. Following the signs, we arrived at Exit 20B, and the hotel parking lot was right there. The hotel has excellent facilities; there's a swimming pool and fitness center on the 10th floor, the lobby is on the 43rd floor, and the breakfast buffet is on the 64th floor. Eating breakfast while overlooking the Wuxi city skyline was a fantastic experience...