ibis Nanjing Confucius Temple

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• Linn H

  19 octubre 2018
  More than we payed for

  We payed 1 extra for a business room and got a fairly big, smoke free room at 11th floor. Everything was smooth and uncomplicated and location was convenient. Beds felt slightly softer than chinese standard and we both slept very well. Breakfast basic but with some variety and definitely worth 29 yuan.

  

• 516susanh

  10 febrero 2019
  Let down by cleanliness issues

  Good location, friendly staff, adequately sized room with good bed and free WiFi. Unfortunately the bedside tables had blood spattered all over which should have been picked up on cleaning the room. Bathroom was also in need of TLC - clean but needed sealant replacement.

  

• Anant S

  02 abril 2019
  Good clean hotel for a short stay

  The hotel is in center of the city, well located next to eateries, shopping area etc. Ti is a functional hotel, neat and clean, and with basic yet comfortable rooms. The bed was comfortable with clean sheets; the room has Water heater, and some very basic tea leaf sachet, and drinking water bottles. Very good clean functional bathrooms, with clean towels. Stayed for 1 night, road facing room, with mild noise at night (nothing that disturbed the sleep).

  

• Loh S

  05 enero 2020
  Good location, clean rooms, environment is safe.

  Located along Main Street. Room is spacious, clean and furnished with all amenities. Bed is comfortable. The staffs are helpful of which they helped us to book 2 taxis to airport. Walking distance to main attractions. Worth to stay.

  

• Vincent M

  07 febrero 2020
  Great Location and Excellent Value for your Yuan

  If youre looking for a clean, comfortable, inexpensive hotel in the heart of upscale Nanjing,Ibis Hotel Nanjing Fuximiao (also called the Ibis Zhonghua) would be an excellent choice. Location is excellent: the hotel is located on a major, busy, but shaded street, Zhonghua, in the most upscale area of the city, day or night. Go down Zhonghua for about 350m, and you get to the intersection of Jiankang Rd. This is the heart of urbane, upbeat Nanjing, with shops, restaurants, and malls galore. The Fuximiao Metro Station is about 600m from the hotel via Jinxiufang-Huiyuan-Zhenxiang (two lanes and an alley). I quickly decided that for a few minutes more, I preferred using Zhonghua and Jiankang to get to the Metro, an additional 100m, but a more scenic and enjoyable stroll. The Fuximiao (Confucius Temple) itself is less than a km from the hotel, and is surrounding by upscale shops all the way from Jiankang Rd to the Qinhuai River scenic walking area. If youve spent the whole day walking, half a dozen inexpensive Chinese eateries of the hotpot and noodle house variety are within a few meters of the hotel (see Zhonghua Road and Aqua City photos), and theres an excellent convenience store one block south on Zhonghua. The rooms are basic, as is universally the case with ibis hotels, but theyre well-maintained by the housekeeping staff. The beds comfortable, the bathrooms bright and shiny, the flat-screen TV works: the wall its hanging from is decorated with a stylish mural, and theyve got electrical sockets that accommodate a wide range of electrical sockets, including those used in the US and Japan (See Bed, Bath, Power, and Wall Art TV photos). As is true of Ibises from Uruguay to the Ukraine and from Yangon to Yogyakarta, the rooms small size makes luggage room tricky: the storage space is limited. My room had a wall bracket and five hangers, which just fit the bracket, provided they were empty (see Hangers photo; note that the shelf along the wall has the depth of a small water bottle). Unless you have a mainland China home phone number, dont expect to even get TO the Great Firewall of China, let alone over, under or around it: for you, there is no internet access. Unfortunately this is standard for every hotel Ive stayed at in mainland China, from Shangai to Xining. The entire staff-- management, engineering, housecleaning, reception--is very good. Usually at least one person at the reception deskmanager or receptionistspoke English.