Fairmont Nanjing

good location, near restaurants good view to the city good breakfast and with good diversity American breakfast and Chinese also clean room and good area and equipped with required items Lobby in floor 5: two elevator needed to reach to room

It was a relaxing place with a view of Nanjing city. The room was clean, but I was concerned about the smell from people smoking in the surrounding rooms. The service was also good, so I was able to relax. Thank you.

I recently stayed at the Fairmont Hotel Nanjing, anticipating a luxurious experience synonymous with the Fairmont brand. Unfortunately, my stay was marred by several issues that fell short of the standards I expected. Misleading Property Credit Information: My booking, made through a travel agent, included a promised $100 property credit, a significant factor in choosing this hotel. However, upon arrival, I was informed that half of this credit was exclusively for laundry services, a restriction that was neither communicated nor reasonable. This limitation not only felt deceptive but also greatly diminished the value and utility of the supposed benefit. Subpar Room Maintenance: The room's condition significantly detracted from the overall experience. It felt outdated, and crucially, three out of four electrical outlets were non-functional. In today's digital age, adequate access to power sources is fundamental, and such a basic oversight is both surprising and unacceptable in a hotel of Fairmont's repute. Issues with Complimentary Upgrade: Further adding to my dissatisfaction was the handling of a promised complimentary room upgrade. Despite assurances from my travel advisor, the hotel's front desk stated that an additional fee was required due to the seasonal price increase during the Chinese New Year. This contradicted the very essence of a 'complimentary' upgrade and seemed like a clear breach of agreement, leaving a sour taste regarding the hotel's commitment to guest satisfaction. These experiences collectively marred my stay, overshadowing what could have been a memorable visit. The essence of hospitality lies in transparency, reliability, and genuine care for guest satisfaction. Unfortunately, my experience at Fairmont Hotel Nanjing was a departure from these values. I hope the hotel addresses these concerns to prevent future guests from facing similar disappointments.