Name: Yangzhou Hyder Jianguo Hotel
Address: No. 83 North Hanjiang Road, Yangzhou, Yangzhou, Yangzhou, 225000, China
Rating: 8

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Checked in the Deluxe Suite for a night's stay and was surprisingly pleasant.  Everything looks cozy and clean.  Price is excellent.  Never had the chance to try their hotel breakfast though.  I will definitely recommend this hotel whenever one is in Yangzhou.

Surprisingly good

On the nights of April 3 & 4 we stayed at the Hyder Jianguo in a Deluxe Standard Room, a bit larger and with a much nicer view than the Standard Room costing US$6.50 less.  Check-in was prompt and efficient.

Upon entering the second-floor room the first thing we noticed was the view of a rock and water garden through the floor-to-ceiling windows.  Upscale villas were in the background, and the bellman, eager to practice his English, said they are the most expensive condos in Yanghzhou.  The neighborhood, although withing walking distance of much, was very nice.

The 30 sq mtr room had two oversized twin beds with a large bath and seating area near the windows with a bowl of complementary fruit.  Overall, it was a great first impression.  

During the stay the room worked very well.   The room was in very good condition with a slight bit of wear and tear.  The carpet, as in many China hotels, could have used a cleaning, but was not filthy like some other properties.  The beds were "western-comofrtable" and a delight to sleep on in China.  They were some of the best I have slept on in  China other than real five-star Shanghai hotels.

The normal amount of occupancy background noise could be heard, with nothing disturbing.  There were a few large families across the hall and the children tended to slam the doors.  That was the most disturbing noise during the stay.

The dining room was well designed with plenty of windows and open seating for breakfast.  The buffet was large, varied and well stocked.  Great coffee accompanies cereals and typical western foods as well as the healthier Chinese vegetables and noodles.

The staff made an effort to smile and be welcoming every time we entered the hotel.  Checkout was flawless and the staff promptly returned the deposit slip.  While most did not speak English, there always was a staff member who spoke English and who could understand me.  Charges were accurate and the stay was around US$80 per night including the one breakfast.  The second breakfast cost US$10 and broadband was free.

I would have liked a location to walk to Slim West Lake or one of the gardens, but we did take a long walk to a discount big box store to pick up some local Qing Ming tea.  (It was supposed to be two blocks away, but something was lost in the translation as it was two stoplights away, over 1 km.)  I was quite surprised and pleased with such a sophisticated property in Yangzhou.

P.S.  Hint to dissatisfied hotel guests everywhere:  When you are terribly frustrated with something in the hotel, notify the manager as soon as possible so corrective action can be taken.  Taking out your frustration in the hotel review does nothing to make your stay enjoyable.

Fine International Standard 4-star hotel.

This hotel was disgusting!  Thankfully we were there only one night.  Wallpaper peeling off the wall, carpet filthy and pulling up.  Black mold around tub.  Ripped curtains.  Swimming pool was green.  Windows filthy.  I hated touching anything.  Overall smell of the hotel was musty and stall.  

The stay here was not our choice.  Had it been I would of thrown a fit but they probably would not of understood us anyway!!

Runaway!!!!!

This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at in terms of getting a night's sleep.

I stayed here for a total of 3 nights and left shattered. 

The hotel was so noisy, the walls were like paper. I don't even know what all the noise was, I could just hear people and banging noises all night. The air conditioning was incredibly noisy.

The staff didn't speak English at all so I wouldn't recommend English people to stay at this hotel.

The food was average, the hotel was average.

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