3-Star Hotels in Jiangxi, China

Highly recommend this hotel for family trips! The location is fantastic, super close to attractions like Tengwang Pavilion and Wanshou Palace, making it incredibly convenient to get around. The front desk service was warm and attentive, and they even upgraded us to a high-floor room on the seventh floor. We could enjoy the night view of Tengwang Pavilion right from our bed – the view was absolutely amazing! The room was a bit close to the elevator and stairs, but we're light sleepers so it didn't bother us. It was clean and tidy, with complete facilities and comfortable bedding, so both the elderly and children slept soundly. The overall environment is quiet and elegant, offering excellent value for money. It's perfect for traveling with kids or elders. Our experience was top-notch, and we'll definitely choose this hotel again next time we visit Nanchang!

The hotel's location is superb, right outside the door are Goddess Peak and Giant Python Emerging from the Mountain, and you can watch the sunrise from your hotel balcony. The service was excellent; the night before, they specifically called and sent a route map. Upon arrival, seeing we had an elder with us, they kindly upgraded us to a scenic room for free. The indoor heating was on, the bedding was very dry and comfortable, and breakfast was plentiful. The two young ladies at the front desk were very enthusiastic and patiently guided us on hiking routes. The scenery of Sanqingshan goes without saying; it truly lives up to its reputation as the 'First Immortal Mountain'.

The most therapeutic moment of this trip was visiting Shangrao, Jiangxi. My room had a tatami tea platform. After a day of exploring, instead of collapsing, I sat at the tea platform and slowly savored some tea. The night view before me was gentle and healing; the city's hustle and bustle seemed to be shut out, leaving only the scent of tea and the evening breeze for company. Sipping a warm, mellow cup of ripe Pu-erh, the warmth spread across my tongue, and all my fatigue melted away. The room was clean and tidy. Encountering such a corner, with the night view and the aroma of tea, truly felt like pure bliss – I absolutely have to recommend it!

I have certain requirements for parking lots when I drive. In addition to parking in front of the hotel, there is also a large parking lot in the backyard, which is great! Although the room is not as new as some hotels in Beijing or Shanghai, it is fully functional and reasonably laid out. In particular, the standard room has two bedside tables, so everyone does not have to fight for space. It is excellent. Next door to the downstairs is a famous Jiangxi restaurant. I went there for lunch at noon, but found it too spicy. In the evening, I went to the Chaoshan porridge shop across the street from the hotel and had some seafood porridge. It tasted very good. Then I went to the nearby Meiyajia to buy an umbrella. It took me 3 minutes to walk back to the hotel, which was very convenient. The breakfast restaurant is quite big, big enough to host drinks, and every guest can occupy a large table, which is very popular. Finally, thank the front desk, and ask the security guard and the room aunt to help me find my phone. I am a fool. I used my phone to scan the parking code at the front desk, and then put my phone in the trunk when I put my luggage. Please help me find it. I am really ****.

The room was very clean, and I was so grateful that the front desk attendant upgraded me for free from the special offer room I originally booked! The surrounding area is great, not too far from the high-speed rail station and Xiangao Ancient Town. There are also places to eat and supermarkets for shopping nearby. Since the area is relatively new, there aren't a ton of options yet, but the value for money is outstanding. If I get the chance to visit again, I'll definitely stay here.

This hotel was unanimously voted our family's favorite among all the places we stayed during our three-province road trip. What woke us up in the morning wasn't an alarm clock, but that incredibly fragrant homemade mixed noodles – especially with the pickled long beans, we couldn't stop slurping them up. I'm still craving them now! The front desk lady was incredibly thoughtful; she helped us plan our sightseeing routes like a friend when we checked in, so we knew exactly where to go and what to see. The room was spacious and bright, and the smart home system was a huge hit with me. Being able to open/close the curtains and turn lights on/off from bed was a true blessing for a lazy person like me. The decor was elegant and understated, not overdone, but you could tell the owners have great taste in every detail. The location is also super convenient; it's just a ten-minute stroll to Taoxichuan, so food and fun are easily accessible. Next time we're in Jingdezhen, this is definitely where we'll be staying again.

The front desk service by Shu Min was excellent, and the hotel is right next to the subway exit.

5 minutes walk to the railway station/bus station, about 15 minutes walk to the long distance bus terminal , but has a quiet & pleasant environment. Excellent view of the city. Clean & comfortable. Bedding. I strongly recommend it.

Overall, it was pretty good. The location is very close to the scenic spots, and you can either walk or take the subway to get there. Wanshou Palace and Jewelry Street are located on both sides of the August 1st Memorial Hall, with the memorial hall on the left. The room was clean, but the guests in the opposite room smoked with their door open, so the smell came in. The soundproofing wasn’t great either—I could hear people talking outside and the sound of doors opening and closing. The front desk gave two guests who checked out later a souvenir, but I didn’t get one. Why was there different treatment?

Very satisfied! They even offered a complimentary pottery class, and the instructor was very patient. The inn's design is truly unique, with many pavilions, waterside structures, and towers, creating a picturesque and poetic ambiance. Plus, they offer free Hanfu rentals. Breakfast is served in the sky garden, which adds a lovely touch. There are also many photogenic spots. All in all, it's great, and I'd definitely stay here again on my next trip to Jingdezhen.