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Our top choices for Yangtze River Delta Jin Jiang Hotels

Jin Jiang Park Hotel

Downtown Shanghai

Yan

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25 May - 26 May

The Kunlun Jing An

Jing'an

Lichun

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19 June - 20 June

J Hotel, Shanghai Tower

Downtown Shanghai

Evaldas

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27 May - 28 May

Jin Jiang Tower

Downtown Shanghai

Lorna

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23 May - 24 May

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Jin Jiang Hotel Shanghai

Downtown Shanghai

Heinrich

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3 June - 4 June

Jianguo Hotel Shanghai

Xuhui

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1 June - 2 June

Jin Jiang Tian Cheng Hotel

Huangpu

GEORGE

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22 May - 23 May

Jin Jiang Pine City Hotel

Xuhui

Lance

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23 May - 24 May

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Top Yangtze River Delta Hotel Reviews

Zhangjiagang Marriott Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Great"

Pullman Suzhou Taicang

10/10 Excellent

"Breakfast was a standout — the kind that makes you consider skipping lunch entirely. Even the pancake syrup was the real deal, not that suspicious “maple-flavoured” imposter. I gave the gentleman a well-earned thumbs up, the universal sign for “you’ve made my morning.” The place itself is massive too, so you feel like you’re dining in a small village rather than a hotel restaurant. Now, onto my minor adventure. In my room, there was an advertisement proudly showcasing some of the hotel’s culinary offerings. One of them? A steak on the 16th-floor club level. Naturally, I sprang into action. You don’t ignore a steak invitation like that. I arrived with purpose… only to find that the server had absolutely no idea what I was talking about. To her credit, she didn’t panic — she called over her manager. Meanwhile, I did what any determined steak enthusiast would do: I marched back to my room, retrieved the advertisement like it was a piece of legal evidence, and returned to present my case. After a bit of investigation, they admitted there had been a mistake. But here’s the important part — they made it right. About 30 minutes later, I was happily enjoying a juicy steak. Justice (and dinner) was served. The server was new and clearly finding her footing, but she handled it as well as anyone could. Points for effort and persistence. The next evening, I briefly considered heading back up to the 16th floor to ask for another steak — just for the laugh. Then I said - not going to work"