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Step out of Xiaolingwei Subway Exit 1 and be transported to Ming Dynasty-era Nanjing! This gateway to the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum surprises with tree-lined alleys buzzing with local life. Pro tip: Visit at golden hour when sunset paints the ancient walls in magic light—perfect for Instagram! Don't miss granny's stall selling osmanthus-glazed taro balls, a sweet taste of old Nanking charm.
Nanjing Suning ZhongShan Golf Resort
This hotel is a perfect getaway! Nestled at the foot of Purple Mountain, it offers breathtaking views of the 4000-acre golf course right from your window. Designed by a world-renowned team, it blends Western classical aesthetics with Eastern charm, creating a sense of home. The 261 elegant rooms, some with 180-degree terraces, provide stunning views. With four diverse restaurants, two unique bars, a glass-domed heated pool, and top-notch fitness facilities, it’s ideal for relaxation. Whether for a romantic escape, family fun, or business meetings, this place has it all!
The Grand Mansion Hotel, Nanjing
Yearning to immerse in Nanjing’s six dynasties heritage? This boutique designer hotel is your perfect gateway! Nestled next to the Presidential Palace and Six Dynasties Museum, with instant access to local gems like Ke Alley food street. Rooms feature walk-in closets and bathtubs, some offering private balconies overlooking historic landmarks. The property dazzles with curated art collections and literary ambiance, evoking an aristocratic mansion. Family-friendly perks include a kids’ club, specialty menus, and indoor pool for relaxation. Whether it’s a romantic getaway or family vacation, this urban sanctuary redefines cultural luxury with every detail.
Huaji Hotel
Tucked away in the historic Laomendong district, this boutique designer hotel is a perfect blend of vintage charm and modern aesthetics. With only 19 uniquely crafted rooms, each space showcases a harmonious mix of complexity and simplicity. The highlight? Five semi-enclosed courtyards that offer a serene and intimate setting for tea gatherings or casual meetups. Just a short walk from Confucius Temple, the hotel immerses you in Nanjing’s cultural heartbeat. Rated 4.8/5, guests rave about the delicious breakfast, thoughtful service, cozy bedding, and stunning lake views. If you’re looking for a stylish yet warm retreat in Nanjing, this is the place to be!
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Nanjing Suning ZhongShan Golf Resort
Staying at Nanjing Suning Zhongshan Golf Resort was one of those rare experiences that truly exceeded expectations from the very first moment. The journey began as soon as our car pulled up to the front entrance—staff immediately opened the door, took our luggage, and guided us smoothly through check-in. Stepping into the grand lobby felt like entering a luxury sanctuary: soaring ceilings, a stunning crystal chandelier, and a subtle, refreshing palmarosa fragrance in the air. Every detail screamed quality and intention. We checked into a standard room, but even the room tour felt like an experience—each cabinet and drawer revealed thoughtful touches: a golf cart model, a vintage hourglass, curated books. These aren’t just decorative items; they reflect the hotel’s unique personality and attention to storytelling. The amenities were top-tier—thick, plush slippers, a 17g mid-size Colgate toothpaste, and a wooden comb. Simple things, but so well executed, it made a real emotional impact. Breakfast was an absolute highlight. So much variety, so much flavor—my stomach really couldn’t handle it all! The live stations were impressive, especially the handmade wontons by Auntie Sun. Her warmth was infectious, and the wontons? Thin wrappers, generously stuffed with hand-ground meat that was springy and juicy—clearly made fresh, not mass-produced. The seafood congee was rich and aromatic, and fresh-squeezed juice added a perfect finishing touch. Staff were attentive without being intrusive—if something needed time, they’d ask where we were seated and bring it straight to us. The pool was massive, deep enough (around 1.4m), and kept at a perfect 30°C—ideal for winter swimming. At night, it felt almost private, like we had the whole space to ourselves. The dry sauna was spacious, well-ventilated, and completely quiet—no distractions. Even the shower and vanity areas used the same high-end products and appliances as the bedroom—zero compromises. Bonus: the complimentary 30-minute golf session at the practice range. As a complete beginner, I surprised myself with how well I did—fun, engaging, and genuinely memorable. I’d been slightly nervous after reading some negative comments about cold staff, but every interaction was warm, professional, and efficient. Housekeeping responded within minutes of a call—truly next-level responsiveness. Despite being in a quieter season (and even on a weekend), the hotel maintained its premium standards. Rumor has it the previous guest amenities were by Acqua di Parma, so there might’ve been some cost adjustments—but the soul of the place remains intact. This isn’t a hotel chasing trends or partnering with random photo shoots. It’s a genuine, well-crafted property built on substance, consistency, and care. If you’re looking for a stay that feels special—not just convenient—this is it. I already know I’ll be back.
The Grand Mansion Hotel, Nanjing
I stayed at The Grand Mansion Hotel during the Christmas Eve of 2019 and decided to return for my latest trip to Nanjing—no regrets at all. This time, I upgraded to a garden-view suite, which was absolutely serene and beautifully appointed. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with fresh welcome fruits and the signature afternoon tea, both of which were delightful. Even better, the hotel included complimentary tickets to the nearby Six Dynasties Museum—a thoughtful touch that made exploring the city even more enjoyable. The location is excellent—central, walkable to major attractions, and just a short metro ride from everything. My stay was incredibly comfortable and relaxing. A special thank you to Cloris Li at check-out: her warm, friendly service stood out, and she even gifted us a cute Nanjing-themed maple leaf souvenir. It’s such a sweet little memory from our trip. Truly a top-tier experience—I’d recommend this hotel without hesitation.
Huaji Hotel
This place was recommended by a friend, and I’m so glad I listened! Nestled right in the heart of the Old Gate East district, it’s surrounded by lively energy—but once you step through the little wooden door, everything instantly feels calm and peaceful. It’s like coming home. The atmosphere is absolutely stunning: beautifully designed with a cozy, authentic vibe that makes you want to stay put. The room was spotless—every corner was meticulously cleaned—and the staff, especially the kind ladies who take care of the place, were warm and welcoming. Honestly, the entire experience felt personal and genuine. I’d definitely come back again!
DEEP SLEEP HOTEL
Staying at Deep Sleep Hotel near Nanjing Fuzimiao Metro Station was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a 5-minute walk from Line 3 metro, and only 300 meters to the historic Fuzimiao area. I loved how surrounded by local street food options, making it easy to explore authentic flavors right outside the door. The hotel itself is clean, modern, and well-maintained, with a quiet, comfortable room that made for a restful night's sleep. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. What really stood out was the incredible value—excellent quality for the price. If you're visiting Nanjing and want a convenient, cozy base with great access to attractions and eats, this place is a must-book. I’ll definitely be returning.
Floral Hotel·Nanjing Angel Hotel (Qinhuaihe Scenic Area Laomen East Branch)
The room was spotlessly clean and thoughtfully arranged, making it a truly relaxing stay. The location is perfect—just steps away from Laomen East and the Qinhuai River scenic area, yet surprisingly quiet and peaceful despite being in a bustling district. I loved how easy it was to get around using public transit. The hostess was absolutely wonderful—warm, welcoming, and genuinely attentive. During the holiday, she even opened a bottle of wine for us and personally guided us to a nearby night market, sharing great local food tips along the way. Her hospitality made the whole experience unforgettable. This place offers incredible value and charm—highly recommend for anyone visiting Nanjing!
Ai E-sports Hotel (Nanjing South Railway Station)
We stayed here during New Year’s holiday with friends and had an amazing experience overall. The front desk staff was very thoughtful—they reached out in advance to send us the location details and even a quick video of the room, which made everything so much easier. The actual room matched the photos perfectly—huge windows with excellent natural light, and the gaming PC (RTX 5070) ran smoothly without any lag. We spent two days enjoying great comfort and high-performance gaming, and it was perfect for our trip. What stood out most was how close it is to the train station—just a short walk away, making travel super convenient. I’d definitely come back if I’m ever in Nanjing again. This place offers incredible value and a fantastic stay for gamers and travelers alike.
HanTing Hotel (Nanjing Xinjiekou Changfu Street Subway Station)
I had to book this hotel last minute due to a sudden change in plans, arriving late at 11:30 PM. The front desk staff was incredibly helpful—she even printed my documents for me. When the hotel’s printer ran out of ink, she didn’t just leave it at that; she checked when the nearby print shop opened the next day and called me personally to share the info. That level of care is rare! The hotel is just a short 10-minute walk from the subway station, making it super convenient for exploring Nanjing’s city center. My room was spotless, comfortable, and modern—especially loved the robot delivery service for food and snacks. It added a fun, futuristic touch to the stay. Overall, an excellent experience from start to finish. I’d definitely recommend this place and will be back.
Atour Hotel Nanjing Presidential Palace
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.
Guoxin Hotel
Staying at Guoxin Hotel in Nanjing was an absolute delight. Located just steps away from deji Plaza, with the metro station conveniently underground right next to it, getting around to major attractions like Daxinggong, Confucius Temple, and the Presidential Palace was incredibly easy. The hotel has been recently renovated—everything feels fresh, clean, and comfortable. The room featured a smart toilet and a heated towel rail, which added a nice touch of modern convenience. I booked through a platform, and upon arrival, the front desk staff had already turned on the heating because of the sudden cold snap. They even noticed we came from the south and deliberately gave us a south-facing room with morning sunlight—such thoughtful attention to detail. There was a welcome drink in the mini-fridge, and since we were visiting Nanjing for tourism, they provided a helpful guide with tips on reaching key sights. Late at night, when our bottled water ran out, I called the front desk and within minutes, a robot delivered a new one right to our door—super efficient! Even more touching: when the staff spotted my birthday date on my ID, they surprised me with a small gift. From the front desk to housekeeping, everyone was warm, friendly, and genuinely attentive. Across the street, there are plenty of dining options—our breakfast was at Lao Hun Dun, where we enjoyed authentic Nanjing wontons and crispy little pancakes that were delicious. This stay exceeded expectations. I’d definitely recommend this hotel to friends and family visiting Nanjing—it’s not just convenient, it’s full of heart and excellent service.
Homeinn Plus Hotel (Nanjing Museum Daguang Road)
This stay at Homeinn Plus Hotel exceeded all my expectations—definitely a five-star experience! The location is incredibly convenient; just a short walk to the metro station, making it easy to explore the city. There are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so finding food or essentials is effortless. While the room isn’t huge, it’s well-designed with a clean, bright layout. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and I slept like a baby—no waking up in the middle of the night. The bathroom features a smart dry-wet separation, no unpleasant odors, and excellent water pressure with consistent hot water supply. Front desk staff were friendly, efficient, and even took time to recommend local attractions—great for first-time visitors. Free Wi-Fi was fast and reliable, perfect for work or streaming. The self-service laundry area is spotless and very practical for longer stays. Overall, the value for money is outstanding—no hidden fees, no surprises, just thoughtful touches throughout. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, this hotel hits all the right notes. I’ve already recommended it to friends and will definitely be coming back if I visit Nanjing again.
Nanjing Yeyi City Apartment (Xinjiekou Branch)
This hidden gem is a must-stay for young travelers! Located right in the heart of Xinjiekou, the property sits directly above a vibrant street food alley and bustling shopping district—many spots stay open until late night, making it perfect for those who love an energetic nightlife. The room itself is stylish and Instagram-worthy, with a fantastic projector that makes movie nights absolutely enjoyable. Everything is brand new and smartly equipped, from the modern fixtures to the super-fast Wi-Fi that never lags. Cleanliness is top-notch, and check-in was smooth and hassle-free. Special shoutout to our host Xiao Jiang—so friendly and helpful! They even offered free luggage storage, which made our trip much more convenient. Getting to attractions like Zhongshan Mausoleum and Xuanwu Lake is a breeze thanks to excellent transport links nearby. I’ve already recommended this place to friends—it’s truly one of the best values in Nanjing!
LEDDY
Staying at Dain Xian Xiaosu LEDDY Hotel (Nanjing South Station Branch) was an excellent experience from start to finish. The room was spotlessly clean and well-maintained, with modern amenities that made the stay comfortable and convenient. Everything worked perfectly—air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, smart TV, and even a mini-fridge were all in great condition. The bed was cozy, and I slept really well after a long day of travel. Location-wise, it's incredibly convenient being just a short walk from Nanjing South Railway Station, making transfers and city exploration super easy. There are plenty of local eateries nearby, so dinner options are never a problem. The staff were friendly and helpful, adding to the overall positive vibe. For the price, this hotel offers outstanding value. I’d definitely recommend it to fellow travelers visiting Nanjing and will surely consider staying here again on my next trip.
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