1. The Ritz-Carlton, Nanjing

  • Location: Xinjiekou (downtown), adjacent to luxury mall Deji Plaza.
  • Highlights:
    • Skyline views from floors 38–62; fusion of Art Deco and Chinese motifs.
    • Michelin-starred restaurants (e.g., Li Xuan for Cantonese cuisine).
  • Ideal for: Luxury seekers; business travelers.

2. Hotel The Grand Mansion (颐和公馆)

  • Location: Yijiang Road, a preserved Republic-era villa district.
  • Highlights:
    • 24⁄1 butler service; private gardens with 1930s architecture.
    • Cultural activities: Calligraphy classes, vintage tea ceremonies.
  • Ideal for: History/culture enthusiasts.

3. Nanjing GreenTree Inn (轻居酒店)

  • Location: Near Nanjing South Station (high-speed rail hub).
  • Highlights:
  • Ideal for: Budget travelers; short stays.

4. The Langham, Nanjing

  • Location: Xuanwu Lake, 5-minute walk to Ming City Wall.
  • Highlights:
    • Afternoon tea with lake views; kids’ club for families.
    • Spa using traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) techniques.
  • Ideal for: Families; relaxation-focused trips.

5. Han’s Boutique Hotel (花跡酒店)

  • Location: Laomendong (old town), hidden in a Ming-dynasty alley.
  • Highlights:
    • 19 minimalist rooms blending antique bricks with modern design.
    • Local tips: Staff arrange guided walks to hidden street food spots.
  • Ideal for: Solo travelers; Instagrammable stays.

Comparison Chart

Hotel Price/Night (¥) Unique Feature Best For
The Ritz-Carlton 2,000+ Sky-high luxury & dining Business/luxury
The Grand Mansion 1,200–1,800 Republic-era heritage Culture/history
GreenTree Inn 300–500 High-tech budget rooms Budget/short stays
The Langham 1,000–1,500 Lakefront & family-friendly Families/relaxation
Han’s Boutique 600–900 Ming-dynacy alley ambiance Solo/Instagram travelers

Key Notes:

  • Booking Tip: Use platforms like 小树住店 for discounts (e.g., 50% off weekend rates).
  • Avoid Scams: Pre-book airport transfers via hotel to avoid overcharging.