Chinese Hotels

Jinling Resort, Jiangning

Jinling Resort located in the fastest growing district in Nanjing, Jiangning, is the one of the hubs for international business in Nanjing. Nestled next to one of Nanjing's most beautiful senic areas (Bai Jia lake) you are sure to...

Nanjing Grand Hotel

As far as Nanjing Hotels go the Grand Hotel is one of the best in its class. It has a lot to offer at or around the hotel and I am sure customers won't complain about the restaurant. If...

Mandarin Garden Hotel

This Nanjing hotel is located near the northern part of the Confucious Temple in Qinhuai Scenic Distriict. They rate themselves as a five star hotel and boast over 500 guest rooms that try to portrait authentic Chinese culture with...

Parkview Dingshan Hotel

Nanjing's Parkview Dingshan Hotel is located nearly 40 minutes from the Nanjing Airport by taxi. This hotel the claims a five star rating in an East-meets-West style of decor. The hotel has two chinese restaurants, a coffee bar, and...

Suning Universal Suite Hotel

Suning Universal Suite Hotel follows the theme of ancient China sticking close to Nanjing historical roots in many aspects of its decor. The hotel claims a unique and charming atmosphere, combining both East and West cultures.

Xuanwu Hotel

Lake-view Xuanwu Hotel is Chinese rated five-star hotel and is the only World hotels accredited member in Nanjing according to the hotel's information. The hotel is located next to Xuanwu Lake. For more information about this Nanjing hotel, please...

Jinshilou Hotel (aka Nanjing Normal University Hotel)

Nanjing Normal University has two hotels on the Suiyuan campus on Ninghai Lu, and this one is the easiest to find, being located in the southeastern corner of the campus. The rooms range from 280 to 400 yuan a...

Jingli Hotel

The Jingli Hotel is not nearly as large as other hotels mentioned here, such as the Xuanwu Hotel or Dingshan Hotel. It is only ten floors, and does not cover a huge amount of land. Instead, it is located...

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