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1. Ascott Xuanwu Lake Nanjing
Ascott Xuanwu Lake Nanjing
2. Jinling Hotel Nanjing
Jinling Hotel Nanjing
3. Novotel Nanjing Central Suning
Novotel Nanjing Central Suning
4. Nanjing Central Hotel
Nanjing Central Hotel
5. Shangri-La Nanjing
Shangri-La Nanjing
6. Sofitel Nanjing Galaxy Suning
Sofitel Nanjing Galaxy Suning
7. Ming Hotel Nanjing - MGallery Collection
Ming Hotel Nanjing - MGallery Collection
8. InterContinental Nanjing by IHG
InterContinental Nanjing by IHG
9. Shuguang International Hotel Nanjing
Shuguang International Hotel Nanjing
10. Yebo Qinhuai SSAW Hotel Grand Theater
Yebo Qinhuai SSAW Hotel Grand Theater
11. UrCove by Hyatt Nanjing Downtown
UrCove by Hyatt Nanjing Downtown
12. Hilton Nanjing
Hilton Nanjing
13. voco Nanjing Oriental Pearl by IHG
voco Nanjing Oriental Pearl by IHG
14. The Westin Nanjing Xuanwu Lake
The Westin Nanjing Xuanwu Lake
15. The Lalu Nanjing
The Lalu Nanjing
16. The Ritz-Carlton, Nanjing
The Ritz-Carlton, Nanjing
17. Hilton Nanjing Riverside
Hilton Nanjing Riverside
18. Jinling Mandarin Garden Hotel Nanjing
Jinling Mandarin Garden Hotel Nanjing
19. Kaibin Apartment Nanjing University branch
Kaibin Apartment Nanjing University branch
20. Nanjing Panda Jinling Hotel
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Top neighbourhoods in Nanjing

Xinjiekou
Xinjiekou buzzes as Nanjing's beating commercial heart with gleaming skyscrapers and endless shopping opportunities. Deji Plaza and Golden Eagle shopping centers dominate the landscape alongside the iconic Xinjiekou Department Store. Nanjing Library offers cultural respite from the retail therapy and business hustle. The area serves up everything from street snacks to upscale dining in sleek mall settings. Major metro lines intersect here, making exploration easy while luxury hotels cater primarily to business travellers. For natural scenery, Xuanwu Lake Park waits just 15 minutes away by metro.

Qinhuai Qu
The Qinhuai District wraps you in ancient charm along the lantern-lit Qinhuai River. Nanjing's cultural heart beats strongest here, where the ornate Confucius Temple stands surrounded by Ming dynasty walls. Boat tours glide past traditional teahouses while the Porcelain Tower and Gate of China tell stories of imperial grandeur. Evenings transform the waterfront into a magical scene of glowing lanterns and music. Traditional Jiangnan cuisine dominates riverside restaurants where duck specialities and dumplings steal the show. Stay in courtyard hotels with river views or modern options near Wudingmen and Yuhuamen metro stations. The area rewards explorers on foot, with narrow historic alleys opening into bustling temple squares and peaceful gardens.

Xuan Wu
Xuan Wu combines ancient history and natural beauty. The Ming City Wall stretches through tree-lined streets while Jiming Temple bells echo across Xuanwu Lake. Scenic islands with pavilions connect via arched bridges where tai chi practitioners move along willow pathways. History buffs will enjoy the presidential palace and gardens. Traditional Jiangsu restaurants near Confucius Temple serve authentic cuisine while lakeside teahouses provide peaceful respite. Metro Line 1 connects to the city centre in 15 minutes. Visitors can choose between courtyard hotels or modern accommodation, most with lake or temple views.

Gulou
Gulou delivers history and culture with every cobblestone step. The iconic Drum Tower watches over traditional courtyard houses while Ming-era stone pathways lead to temples with incense-scented courtyards. University campuses buzz with student energy, creating a perfect blend of ancient and youthful vibes. Nanjing's rich imperial past is alive in every corner. Student-friendly noodle shops and traditional Jiangsu cuisine restaurants offer authentic flavours without breaking the bank. The area connects easily to the rest of Nanjing through metro lines 1 and 4, making exploration a breeze. Accommodation range from budget hostels to charming courtyard guesthouses for an immersive stay.

Fuzimiao Area
Fuzimiao's ancient streets buzz with history and culture around the magnificent Confucius Temple. Stone lions guard traditional courtyards while the Qinhuai River reflects lantern-lit pavilions at night. Visitors can explore imperial examination halls, wander through ornate gardens with moon gates, or dive into bustling markets full of traditional crafts and souvenirs. Traditional Jiangsu cuisine dominates the food scene, from duck blood soup to delicate xiaolongbao dumplings. Accommodation range from boutique hotels in restored Qing buildings to traditional courtyard guesthouses with modern amenities. Metro Line 3 and frequent buses make getting around easy, though the narrow streets are best explored on foot.
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Notable for its temples, Nanjing features attractions such as Jiming Temple and Nanjing City Wall. This luxury city has something for everyone including sights like Xuanwu lake and Nanjing Drum Tower within a secluded setting.




























































































































































































































