Hotels met spa in Jiangxi, China

Thank you to the hotel for upgrading me to a room with a balcony. The room faces the hotel courtyard, offering a partial mountain view, and is very comfortable. While the decor and facilities are indeed a bit dated, the cleanliness is up to standard and the service is top-notch. The location is right next to the Waishuangxi Ropeway Station; right beside the hotel are the steps leading up to the ropeway, flanked by restaurants and small grocery shops, making this the most well-developed area in Mount Sanqingshan. When heading out for the hike, there were three ladies selling hiking gear at the entrance. I bought a hat from each of them for 15 RMB, a pair of ice sleeves for 8 RMB, and a wooden walking stick for 5 RMB. Xingrong Travel's shuttle buses also have a stop here, making everything very convenient. Because I was in a rush, I had both meals at the hotel's Chinese restaurant, and you could tell the chef put genuine care into cooking. The young ladies working in the Chinese restaurant provided exceptionally good service as well.

The location is excellent, just a 1-minute walk from the subway station. The decor is very nice, and it's quiet at night. However, the soundproofing of the door is a bit poor; you can hear children shouting in the hallway from the room. Everything else is pretty good, and the closest rooms are still a distance from the elevator.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a three-minute walk from Tengwang Pavilion. Dashi Temple and Hama Street are also only a three to five-minute walk away. When checking in, I wanted to upgrade to an executive room with a better view. Both the hotel's front desk and Ctrip customer service were incredibly helpful in coordinating the cancellation of my original booking and arranging the new one quickly. The front desk staff were patient and professional in their explanations, which was a big plus! 👍🏻 The room was comfortable, and I felt it was even more spacious than depicted in the promotional photos. The cleanliness was impeccable, and the view from the window was absolutely stunning. Housekeeping was prompt; any additional items I requested were delivered very quickly. Breakfast was up to the standard of a high-star hotel, offering local specialties like Clay Pot Soup, sugar cakes, and mixed rice noodles. The executive lounge's afternoon tea was extensive, and for dinner, there were options like steak and lamb chops, all of which tasted great. I will definitely choose Ruiyi Hotel again on my next visit to Nanchang.

Overall, the hardware and service foundation are quite impressive. The hotel lobby is exceptionally well-designed, featuring arched structures paired with artistic feature walls that exude a grand and upscale ambiance. The gym in the public area is fully equipped and meticulously maintained, making daily workouts very convenient. The guest rooms are spacious and airy, featuring a modern light luxury interior style. The solid wood flooring feels great underfoot, and all desk corners have been rounded for anti-collision safety—a very thoughtful touch. The oversized floor-to-ceiling windows offer phenomenal views, overlooking the urban greenery and lake with perfect natural lighting. The freestanding bathtub allows you to soak while enjoying the view, making it ideal for unwinding during a trip. From front desk reception to housekeeping, the staff were friendly and responsive, ensuring a very pleasant experience throughout. Areas for Improvement: 1. The mirror at the bathroom vanity is set too far back, making it quite difficult for near-sighted guests to see clearly—not very user-friendly. Additionally, items like the electric kettle are placed directly on the vanity countertop, mixing with the washing area and lacking clear functional zoning. Even though I don't use the hotel's kettle myself, it still looks visually cluttered and cramped. It is recommended to add a movable vanity mirror and better organize the countertop layout. 2. Breakfast was the biggest letdown of this stay and falls short of five-star hotel expectations. It lacks local Jiangxi specialties, offers a limited variety of hot and cold dishes, leans toward heavy flavors, and features too many deep-fried items, which aren't quite suitable for breakfast. The noodle station only offers rice noodles and regular noodles with few options. Fried eggs are pre-cooked and piled up in advance rather than being made to order. It's acceptable for a short 1-2 night stay, but staying for 3 consecutive days leads to too much repetition and a lack of choices. 3. There was a gap in the lobby bellhop service experience. As a five-star standard hotel, door staff were standing right at the entrance upon arrival and departure, but they never proactively stepped forward to inquire or assist with luggage. They just stood by quietly, lacking proactiveness, which falls short of the service standards expected of a five-star hotel. While the rest of the front desk and housekeeping services were on point, I hope they can improve proactive service awareness at the entrance and bell desk. 4. The hotel is part of an office building complex, and the first-floor lobby hosts wedding banquets. During my stay, coinciding with a wedding, the lobby was crowded and quite noisy, which could disturb guests seeking a quiet stay. Elevator wait times also increased, compromising privacy and tranquility. Summary: The hotel's hardware, views, and service are generally top-notch, and the public areas are extremely photogenic, perfect for social media check-ins. If you are just staying for a short term and value views and room space, it is worth choosing. However, for a longer stay, we look forward to breakfast improvements and better crowd management for wedding banquets to minimize disruption to hotel guests.

Every time I bring my boss and friends to visit my hometown, it is the best choice to arrange it at Honor. The room is cost-effective The bedding is comfortable The breakfast is OK Free desserts and fruits are arranged It would be better if the girl at the front desk was more friendly.

Pleasantly surprised with a room upgrade to what I think is their suite room, or junior suite at least, on the highest floor at Level 26. A huge living room with a working desk and separate toilet. A luxurious bedroom with loads of space, a walk-in open wardrobe big enough for 2 large luggages. Bathtub, standing shower, another toilet and twin basins. Bed is firm but pillows are too soft for my liking. Service was also on point, Barry at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. I guess all these makes up for the location. It's near the exhibition centre and Nanjingxi train station but other than that there's nothing else within walking distance. Luckily food delivery is fast and cheap here, same with ride hailing. I wish the hotel had robots sending my delivery up though. And that the lifts worked faster. But overall it's a good stay and will be my choice hotel the next time I attend an exhibition here.

I came to Nanchang to visit a friend and did some sightseeing along the way. After browsing through various platforms and comparing multiple options, I finally decided on the Sheraton. As an established hotel with over a decade of history, dated facilities are pretty much par for the course. However, thanks to its exceptionally prime location (right outside the subway exit, complemented by stunning river views), I still consider it one of the best choices for visiting Nanchang. That said, it was a bit disappointing that I booked it specifically because the Executive City View room was rated as the #1 favorite, only to realize upon arrival that not getting a river view room in this location would be an absolute waste. In the end, I had to make do by hanging out in the Executive Lounge to catch the river view. Regarding service and facilities, the hotel followed up with a call shortly after, and I briefly shared my thoughts, hoping for some improvements. When checking out, I was at the middle service counter when suddenly a young lady named Xiao Peng took the initiative to call me over and process my checkout. Her workstation was tucked away in the very corner so I hadn't noticed her at first, but I think the hotel's decision to bring in fresh, young blood is a wise one—after all, they have that ”drive” and are full of energy.

I had a wonderful stay at Galactic Classic International Hotel in central Nanchang. The location is unbeatable, steps away from Bayi Square and many local food spots, making sightseeing incredibly convenient. My room was spacious, well‑furnished and spotlessly clean. Large windows brought in plenty of natural light, and the bed was incredibly comfortable for a good rest after long days out. All amenities worked perfectly, and housekeeping kept everything neat each day. The breakfast buffet offered a wide range of both local specialties and international choices, fresh and flavourful. Every staff member I met was polite, attentive and quick to respond to requests. If you are visiting Nanchang, this hotel is a solid pick for comfort, service and prime downtown location. I would happily come back on my next trip.

For my weekend trip to Nanchang, I specifically looked for a hotel near Bayi Square. Parking was very convenient and free during my stay. The hotel is right next to Metro Line 4, so I'd recommend leaving your car at the hotel and using the subway to get to attractions – no need to worry about parking then. The room was quite spacious with a separated wet and dry area in the bathroom, plus a mini-fridge which was great for chilling drinks. I had dinner on the second floor of the hotel, and the 'Three-Cup Chicken' was absolutely delicious. They also offer thoughtful services for guests with children, like providing a baby bathtub and bed rails. Kids can even go to the front desk to unlock a small toy, which is a nice touch. All in all, I highly recommend this hotel.

The room is fully equipped, comfortable, bright, and spacious. It's spotlessly clean and very cozy. The location is incredibly convenient, being just a short walk from the scenic area. There are also plenty of great dining options nearby.