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The Nanjing Jinghai Temple Memorial - Theater Stage (Jianning Road) is a cultural landmark steeped in the glorious history of Admiral Zheng He's maritime expeditions. Here you can enjoy traditional opera performances on ancient stages and explore exhibits of nautical artifacts, making it a must-visit to understand Nanjing's role in the Maritime Silk Road. Come for a weekend of time-traveling cultural immersion!
Located in the bustling heart of Nanjing's Xinjiekou, this ALIENWARE-themed hotel is a dream come true for gaming enthusiasts! The futuristic design, inspired by Space Odyssey, transports you to another dimension with its starry ceilings and smart control systems. Each room is equipped with top-tier ALIENWARE gaming gear, a massive 100-inch 4K projector, and high-end specs like RTX4070 and RTX4060Ti for an unbeatable gaming experience. Plus, its prime location near the subway and surrounded by shops and eateries makes it perfect for exploring Nanjing. Whether you're a hardcore gamer or just looking for a unique stay, this place has it all. Don't miss out!
Calling all gamers! Nestled in Lion Bridge Food Street, this hotel is a paradise with 240Hz screens and RTX 30/20 series GPUs for smooth esports action. Enjoy soundproof rooms, stylish designs, and 24/7 front desk service—plus strict hygiene protocols. Surrounded by local eats and easy transport, it’s perfect for squad gaming nights or couples’ getaways. With top-tier gear and budget-friendly prices, your ultimate电竞escape starts here!
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Near the Jinghai Temple Memorial Hall in Nanjing, we recommend Nanjing Yangtze River View International Hotel, just 500 meters away with direct access via footpath. The hotel blends modern design with traditional Chinese aesthetics, offering rooms with panoramic views of the Yangtze River and special cultural tour packages.
Another excellent choice is Old City South Cultural Boutique Inn, nestled within a historic neighborhood near Qinhuai River. This heritage-style guesthouse features Ming-Qing architectural elements, handcrafted interiors, and authentic local art displays—ideal for travelers seeking immersive cultural experiences. Both are within walking distance of Metro Line 3’s Wudingmen Station, ensuring convenient access to the memorial hall and surrounding sites.
Yes! The Jinghai Temple Memorial Hall hosts interactive exhibitions and regular performances of intangible cultural heritage. We highly recommend joining the "Maritime Silk Road" themed guided tour, which brings to life the history of Zheng He’s voyages and Ming Dynasty maritime trade—perfect for children and families.
Weekend events often feature live performances on the ancient theater stage, including Peking Opera and Suzhou Tanci, held in a beautifully preserved setting. Nearby, the Old City South Folk Market offers hands-on activities and local snacks like osmanthus rice balls and salted duck—great for engaging kids while exploring Nanjing’s living culture. A rich, educational experience in a charming historical setting.
The Jinghai Temple Memorial Hall is conveniently located on Jianning Road, accessible via Line 3 of the Nanjing Metro (Wudingmen Station)—just an 8-minute walk away.
For further exploration, take a short stroll to Confucius Temple and Qinhuai River Scenic Area (1.2 km), passing through historic alleyways filled with old-city charm. Alternatively, hop on bus lines 65 or 19 to visit Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum or Xuanwu Lake Park, both reachable within 30 minutes.
Bike-sharing stations are available outside the site—ride along the Qinhuai River in just 15 minutes. With multiple transport options, visitors can easily tailor their itinerary to explore Nanjing’s cultural heart at their own pace.
Despite its historical focus, the area around Jinghai Temple Memorial Hall boasts several top-rated local eateries.
First, try Old City South Jinling Bistro, known for authentic Nanjing cuisine. Must-try dishes include salted duck, lion’s head meatballs, and chicken broth soup dumplings—all served fresh daily with generous portions and reasonable prices. Reserve ahead due to high demand.
Also recommended is Qinhuai Family Home Restaurant, located in a restored Qing-era courtyard. The elegant ambiance and custom banquet menus make it ideal for celebrations. Their signature osmanthus taro paste and rainflower stone chicken stew are standout dishes. Both venues are within a 10-minute walk, perfect for pairing meals with your cultural visit.
The Jinghai Temple Memorial Hall itself is a prime photography location. Its Ming-style architecture, red walls, carved beams, and the ancient theater stage create striking visuals—especially during golden hour when sunlight enhances the textures.
The small garden behind the hall, with plum trees and bamboo groves, offers serene backdrops that change with the seasons: blossoms in spring, cool shade in summer.
For night photography, head to the nearby Confucius Temple Lantern Street, where vibrant lights illuminate the riverfront. Combine the quiet elegance of the temple with the lively glow of the city—perfect for dynamic urban cultural shots. Bring a tripod for long exposures to capture the atmosphere of this historic district.
Here’s a suggested one-day plan:
Morning: Begin with a visit to the Jinghai Temple Memorial Hall, focusing on the Zheng He exhibition and the heritage theater. Watch a live performance of traditional opera or storytelling.
Lunch: Walk to the Old City South Cultural Market for local treats like osmanthus rice balls and red bean paste buns, then enjoy a meal at Jinling Bistro for authentic Nanjing dishes.
Afternoon: Stroll along the Qinhuai River to Confucius Temple, exploring the Imperial Examination Hall and climbing Wen De Bridge for scenic views.
Evening: Return to the area for dinner at Qinhuai Family Home Restaurant, followed by a leisurely riverside walk under the illuminated lanterns. Conclude your day with a peaceful reflection on Nanjing’s enduring cultural legacy.
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This place is an absolute must for esports fans—my friends and I came specifically to watch the eSports World Cup, and the whole experience was next-level. The location is unbeatable: just a 5-minute walk from Xinjiekou Metro Station, right next to Deji Plaza, so we could easily grab dinner or do some shopping after the event. The room setup was tailor-made for gaming and viewing—huge 240Hz monitor with stunning clarity and accurate color reproduction made it feel like we were actually at the stadium. The surround sound system added real immersion, and the energy during our heated strategy talks while playing ranked games was electric. The PC specs are top-tier too—RTX 4060 handles League of Legends effortlessly, with buttery-smooth gameplay even during intense team fights. With gigabit internet and ultra-low ping, streaming and online play ran flawlessly. Cleanliness? Spotless—the chairs and desk were free of any smudges, and the soundproofing kept our cheers from bothering neighbors. No elevator? Not a problem—we’re on a low floor, so walking up is easy and even adds a bit of exercise. There’s also a budget-friendly parking lot nearby, which is great if you're driving. The front desk staff? Super friendly and genuinely into esports—they even recommended some amazing late-night eats in the area. Plus, the no-minors policy creates a focused, noise-free environment perfect for serious fans. This isn’t just a hotel—it’s a fan hub. I’ve already told all my fellow gamers about it, and I’ll definitely be back for the next big tournament.
I came to Nanjing for business and, being a big fan of gaming, I naturally went for an esports hotel. Timo Esports Hotel is perfectly located right next to the Fun City Plaza and a lively food street—perfect for satisfying my cravings anytime. The parking is free and super convenient, which was a huge plus since I arrived by car. The owner was incredibly welcoming, polite, and took time to explain how everything in the room worked. It’s clear they care about guest experience. From start to finish, this was an outstanding stay—comfortable, well-equipped, and great value. I’ll definitely be coming back if I’m ever in Nanjing again.
If you're a gamer or just love a great stay with a solid vibe, this place feels like home from the moment you walk in. The room design is sleek and modern, with some units even featuring a TV—perfect for taking breaks between intense gaming sessions without straining your eyes. The gaming setup? Top-tier: high-refresh-rate monitors paired with powerful GPUs deliver buttery-smooth gameplay with zero lag and crystal-clear visuals. The bed is incredibly comfortable—woke up feeling fully refreshed after a long night of play. Noise isolation is excellent; outside sounds barely make it through, so peace and quiet are guaranteed. The bathroom is smartly separated into dry and wet zones, and cleanliness is spotless—always a plus. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: steps away from Xinjiekou shopping district and just a short stroll from Presidential Palace. Whether you're here to game, explore the city, or just unwind, everything you need is within reach. This isn’t just a hotel—it’s a full experience. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in Nanjing.
Absolutely incredible! This esports hotel is a total game-changer. The gaming setup is top-tier—high-end GPU and CPU handled every AAA title with zero lag or stutter. The mechanical keyboard, mouse, and headphones felt premium and added so much immersion to our late-night gaming sessions. The room itself was spotless, quiet, and well-insulated, making it easy to focus without distractions. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful—always ready to assist with anything we needed. The value for money is unbeatable, especially for a dedicated gaming stay. Plus, the view of Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum from the window is unexpectedly beautiful. If you're into gaming and want a comfortable, no-frills experience with great service, this place is a must-try. I’ll definitely be back for my next gaming trip!
Staying at Timo Play · Ben Esports Hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Nanjing! Right next to Xinjiekou Metro Station with all three exits just steps away—getting here from anywhere was super easy. I booked a room with a large-screen projector specifically for watching games, and it delivered in every way—crisp visuals, immersive experience, perfect for sports fans like me. The two gaming PCs were top-notch, running smoothly even during intense sessions. The smart toilet added a nice touch of modern comfort. There were snacks provided in the room, and the surrounding area is packed with local eateries—being in the heart of the business district made dining out or ordering food incredibly convenient. The front desk staff were genuinely friendly and helpful, always ready to answer questions with a smile. Plus, there were two adorable cats roaming around—such a cute surprise! This place feels warm and welcoming, not just a hotel but a great home base for exploring the city. I’ll definitely be booking here again on my next visit to Nanjing.
Staying at Deweisheng Competition Hotel (Nanjing Xinjiekou Subway Station) was an absolute highlight! The room was spotless and thoughtfully designed, with top-tier gaming equipment that really made the experience immersive. The internet speed was blazing fast—zero lag during intense gaming sessions, which made all the difference. Staff were incredibly friendly and responsive, always ready to help with a smile. Being just steps from the subway station makes exploring Nanjing effortless, whether you're heading to Xinjiekou for shopping or just want to enjoy the city vibe. It's not just a hotel—it's a gamer’s paradise. I can’t wait to come back and will definitely recommend it to fellow gamers looking for a high-quality, convenient stay.
I was genuinely surprised by how great this hotel is for the price. The interior design is sleek and modern, with clean and well-maintained common areas, and elevators that never seem to take too long. The room was fully equipped—AC heats up quickly, hot water comes instantly, and the Wi-Fi speed is excellent, making streaming and gaming smooth without any lag. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful, answering all my questions and even offering a free map of nearby attractions. It's just a short walk from the metro station, making travel incredibly convenient. If you're on a budget but still want comfort and quality, this place is a no-brainer.
Staying at Timo Game Hostel in Nanjing was an absolute highlight of my trip! The gaming setup with the curved monitor made every session feel immersive—crisp visuals and zero lag, which is perfect for competitive play. The Wi-Fi was lightning-fast, and I was able to stream and game without any interruptions. What really stood out was the room’s built-in projector—perfect for late-night movie marathons or gaming sessions with friends. Everything was clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. The bed was incredibly comfortable, making it easy to get a great night's sleep after long gaming hours. With such excellent amenities and a fantastic price point, this place offers unbeatable value. I’d highly recommend it to fellow gamers or anyone looking for a fun, relaxing stay in Nanjing.
This is hands down the most thoughtful e-sports hotel I've ever stayed at. The room design is stylish and immersive, with an electric gaming vibe that really hits the mark. Space is generous—no feeling of crowding at all. The bathroom was spotless, and attention to detail throughout the room showed real care. Five high-end gaming PCs lined up side by side create an unbeatable squad atmosphere for co-op play, and all equipment performed flawlessly. Located just steps from the subway station, it’s super easy to find and access, especially if you’re exploring the city. Plus, free parking is a huge plus for those driving. They even stocked the room with drinks and snacks—perfect for late-night gaming sessions. Everything about this place feels well thought out: comfort, convenience, and quality. If you're into e-sports hotels, this one delivers on every level. Definitely worth a stay—won’t disappoint.
First time staying at this esports hotel and I’m already a fan! The gaming setup in the room is top-notch—high-end GPU, responsive keyboard, and precise mouse. Playing games felt smooth and lag-free. The room was spotlessly clean, and the bedding was super comfortable, so I slept like a log. Best part? The price is incredibly reasonable for such a high-quality experience. It’s perfect for gaming with friends—no need to worry about outdated gear or poor conditions. If you're into esports or just want a great place to game and relax, this is definitely a must-try. Highly recommend!
Staying at Orange Hotel Nanjing Xinjiekou Jinling Zhonghuan was an absolute delight. From the moment I walked in, the warm and inviting atmosphere stood out—thoughtful design, soft lighting, and a cozy vibe made me feel right at home. The room was stylishly modern with a clean, minimalist aesthetic that felt both relaxing and refreshing. The bed was incredibly comfortable—perfectly balanced for a deep, restful sleep, even after a long day exploring the city. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: just a short walk to Xinjiekou metro station and surrounded by shopping malls, restaurants, and local hotspots. I had breakfast on-site—fresh, varied, and included some authentic local treats that were a real highlight. Staff were attentive without being intrusive, always ready to help with recommendations or extra towels. It’s rare to find such a well-rounded experience where everything—from comfort to convenience—comes together seamlessly. This isn’t just a place to stay; it’s a memorable part of the journey. Definitely coming back next time I visit Nanjing.
We stayed in Nanjing for five nights, and after two less-than-satisfying days elsewhere, we switched to this hotel for the last three—and it was a perfect upgrade. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, the room was spotlessly clean, and all amenities were modern and well-maintained. One small but thoughtful touch: there’s a display on the TV showing how many washing machines are available at any time, so you don’t waste time walking down only to find them all in use. That little detail made laundry day stress-free. The location is fantastic—right next to Liu Chang Xing for great local food, and just a short walk from key attractions like the Presidential Palace, Six Dynasties Museum, Piliu Temple, and the Comfort Station Exhibition Hall. We didn’t get a chance to visit the Memorial Hall of the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre this time, but I’m already planning a return trip—definitely coming back here. Oh, and while booking through the platform, it mentioned complimentary late-night porridge. We didn’t ask for it, so we missed out—but if you’re staying here, don’t forget to request it! It’s a nice surprise worth taking advantage of.
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