The spot is spot‑on, right in the middle of everything, and staying in a renovated old house gave it a nice historic feel. The on‑site restaurant served solid meals, definitely worth a try.
Hua2 years ago
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★★★★★·Yangzhou·9.3
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Glaze Garden Hotel in Yangzhou offers a tranquil garden courtyard, rooftop terrace, and on‑site restaurant and bar. Rooms provide air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, garden views, minibars, tea/coffee makers, and soundproofing. Guests benefit from free off‑site private parking, a hot tub, and 24‑hour front desk. Located 40 km from the airport, it lies 2.6 km from Slender West Lake.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The spot is spot‑on, right in the middle of everything, and staying in a renovated old house gave it a nice historic feel. The on‑site restaurant served solid meals, definitely worth a try.
Hua·2 years ago
The place has a surprisingly creative touch to it, which caught my eye right away. Overall, it felt very good – nothing really stood out as a problem.
Jane·2 years ago
The recent renovation shows – the rooms look fresh and the design is pleasant, and breakfast was a nice extra that didn’t disappoint. We still liked heading out to find food elsewhere, so the hotel didn’t feel like the only dining option. Honestly, there wasn’t anything that really bothered us.
Eugene·2 years ago
This turned out to be the biggest surprise of my Yangzhou trip – a short walk gets you to Dongguan Street and the nearby market, and the rooms keep the old‑house charm while adding a calm, Zen‑like design. The toiletries and bedding meet five‑star standards, and the traditional morning tea breakfast was so plentiful I couldn’t finish it. Staff are friendly, and the front desk even has a dedicated concierge who’ll snap photos and help plan your itinerary for free.
Yanhong·2 years ago
Location is excellent – right next to Pi Market and Dongguan Street, so everything’s within walking distance. The hotel itself is a converted early‑20th‑century salt merchant’s residence, keeping the old courtyards and wooden beams, with high ceilings and spacious rooms; the bathroom layout works well. We booked a suite with its own private courtyard, which felt nicely secluded, and the on‑site restaurant, coffee shop, and even a little shop kept us entertained without leaving the property.
Jia·2 years ago