Name: Jiulong International Hotel
Address: No. 11 Middle Jiefang Road, Lianyungang, Lianyungang, Lianyungang, 222003, China
Rating: 8

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Hotel rooms large and well maintained. Forget about television-unless you speak Chinese the only thing is BBC world. Breakfast is survivable as opposed to some comments-most of it is Chinese but there are some western dishes. Same applies to hotel supper-there is a western menu-limited but its available. I am vegetarian which always presents a big problem in China . I normally look for an Indian restaurant because they always have vegetarian dishes but no Indian and could not find any vegetarian restaurants listed on the internet.
Staff English very limited.

Reasonable for short stay

Hotel was good for short stay. Rooms were big, neat and clean. Location of hotel and city view from the top floor rooms was superb. I would not suggest you to have breakfast in hotel. Hotel provided separate hi-speed WiFi that help me a lot in my business trip. Staffs are not familiar with English but if you can write what you want on paper than they will help you by converting it into the Chinese.

Best hotel for business class people

Hotel was very probably the best stay and best value for the money in Lianyungang.   I did have the breakfast and it was not as bad as what some previous posts said.
Good location in town as well.

Nice hotel

This was a very good hotel in an area not frequented by foreigners. That said, it is great by Chinese standards, but average for Westerners. The positive: good sized rooms, comfortable beds, clean bedding. We stayed in a suit which also included a seating area, and we had a room on an upper floor which afforded nice views of an uninspiring city (actually, Lianyungang is considered a small town of about 1 million). In general, the room was rather dusty. The corners of the room needed vacuuming, and the windows were dirty. The bathroom edges had mold and mildew, although the countertops were clean. Plumbing was working, but water pressure in the tub seemed low. It was hard to adjust the hot water in the shower, but the water pressure was fine in the shower area. The service was also quite good, but hard to know whether they understood any English. I traveled with Chinese speakers, so they did the talking, not me. The breakfast buffet was also quite good, but more traditionally Chinese than what one might find at Western chains such as Hiltons or Marriotts. If any indication, they only provide chopsticks, no for/knives. The breakfast area is in the basement and is rather dark. Still, I enjoyed having rice porridge with the usual Chinese fixin's (Chinese pickles, boiled soy sauce nori, etc), they also have steamed buns and root vegetables, stir fried veggies, noodles, as well as a 'Western' breakfast area which consists of various pastries, bread, fruit and salad (yes, salad!). There are 3 floors of banquet rooms. I went to one for lunch with work colleagues. The food was standard for banquet fare, but the dishes can be unusual (baked turtle, seafood stews containing sea cucumber, squid, shrimp) and odd cuts of meats on the bone. The hotel is a few blocks from one of the hospitals, and thus, the adjacent area has lots of eateries, from humble noodle and dumpling shops where you can have a hearty lunch for under $2, to fancier banquet restaurants. If you have to have Western food, there are 2 KFCs within a block, a few convenience stores, a bakery (Chinese style Western pastries, though)  and a supermarket above one of the KFCs. When we were there, people were constantly shooting off fireworks, so better to get a room on an upper floor away from the nose.

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Hotel rooms were very run down based on N. American standards, needed to be scrubbed down badly! For some reason it was ranked #1 under tripadvisor, would not recommend this hotel at all for Western travelers.

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