Zmax Nanjing Confucius Temple
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Offsite parking discounted rates availableFamily roomsLift / ElevatorLuggage storageConcierge service24-hour securityAll 13 facilities +
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Located in Nanjing's city center, the Ibis Nanjing Zhonghua offers convenience for both business and leisure travelers. Situated near a shopping mall, the Confucius Temple (Fu Zi Miao), and scenic canals, the hotel provides air-conditioned rooms equipped with free Wi-Fi, a separate bathroom, and a hairdryer. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar, along with convenient internet access and a meeting room. Just a 10-minute walk from the metro, providing easy transfers to train stations and a 40-minute drive from Lukou Airport, the hotel offers effortless access to the city's attractions.
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Cleanliness9.6
Surroundings9.6
Service9.4
Facilities9.4
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Facilities · 13
All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).
Offsite parking discounted rates availableFamily roomsLift / ElevatorLuggage storageConcierge service24-hour securityInternet accessCovered parkingOffsite parking discounted rates availableFree wired internetFront desk (limited hours)Housekeeping on requestNon-smoking throughout
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DiningSights
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Zhi He Lao Ya Fen Si Tang
Noodles · Bib
¥
For over 20 years, this neighbourhood shop run by a husband-and-wife team has won the hearts of many with its Nanjing-style duck offal glass noodle soup. Toppings include blood curd, intestine and stuffed tofu puffs. The deluxe version also comes with duck heart and gizzard. The clear duck broth is simmered for hours to develop deep umami. It is even better when the broth is soaked up with duck fat Shaobing flatbread or paired with puffed rice crackers to add some crunch.
521m
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Pin Ning Fu
Huaiyang · ★ Michelin
¥¥
The views of Xuanwu Lake and Mt Zijin are beautiful to behold, but the light-filled open kitchen, where the experienced chef prepares updated Huaiyang and Nanjing classics as well as seasonal dishes, also catches the eye. The crystal pork aspic boasts meaty flavour and a bouncy texture, with vinegar pearls providing mini explosions of tartness. The thinly shredded tofu in umami-laden Wensi tofu soup with crabmeat is testament to impressive knife skills.
2.8km
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Dai Yuet Heen
Cantonese · ★ Michelin
¥¥¥
Chef Liang's career spans three decades and includes stints at famous establishments in Macau. Here, he gives Cantonese classics a makeover with condiments from his birthplace of Shunde, for instance salted kohlrabi in sautéed baby lobster with radish cake, and Chinese olive kernels in sweet and sour pork. The Cantonese barbecue is a highlight; the crispy-skin chicken with silky, juicy flesh also tends to sell out. Pre-order to avoid missing out.
2.8km
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Qiang Ye Fan Dian
Cantonese, Jiangsu Cuisine · Bib
¥¥
This restaurant comes from humble beginnings as a street hawker stall. Thanks to the unrelenting support of the city's foodies for over 30 years, it has expanded into a two-storey restaurant serving Jiangsu cooking alongside Cantonese favourites. The juicy frog's legs with duck tongues in sizzling claypot are a must – their smoky aroma is intoxicating. Some find the fragrance imparted by the stinky tofu and pork intestine pot addictive!
1.7km
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Guang Ying Ju · Lao Zheng Xing
Jiangsu Cuisine · Bib
¥¥
For over three decades, this local darling has been serving traditional Nanjing cuisine, including painstakingly crafted recipes that are hard to come by these days. In the hand-written vintage menu, you will find classics like Sichuan pepper-scented crispy skin duck and Dun Sheng Qiao – rice paddy eel that is deboned, pounded and deep-fried, before being poached in a meat broth with dried bamboo shoot. The generous portions are ideal for sharing.
1.9km
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Wu Ming Lao Lu Mian
Noodles · Bib
¥
This much-loved, family-run noodle shop has been around since 1991. In addition to hand-made wontons, it is also famous for lao lu mian: chewy, slippery and squiggly hand-cut noodles served in a dark, soy-based broth perfumed with an array of spices. Consider ordering add-on toppings, such as braised pork intestine, pork sparerib, and soft-poached egg with runny yolk. Expect to share a table at mealtimes.
2.0km
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Li Ji Qing Zhen Guan
Dim Sum · Bib
¥
This century-old halal joint always has them queuing up for its piping hot beef potstickers – perfectly shaped crescents with juicy filling and browned, crispy bases. The beef xiao long bao are plump, delicate dumplings generously stuffed with soupy, gingery beef; just be careful the scalding soup doesn't squirt out. Beef wonton soup and an array of cold appetisers are also served. Chefs working behind the glass wall provide lively entertainment.
2.0km
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Jin Ling Yang Jia Hun Tun Dian (Caodu Lane)
Dim Sum · Bib
¥
For over 30 years, this place has been packed with wonton soup lovers throughout the day. The room has seen better days, but regulars clearly don't consider that a deal breaker. Wontons are wrapped on the spot, cooked à la minute and jazzed up by chopped chives. It's worth paying extra to add duck blood curd, intestine or liver to your wonton soup, which goes well with flatbread in either the sweet or savoury variety.
2.1km
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