Nanjing Sushu Premium Serviced Apartment

Nanjing Sushe Select Serviced Apartment offers spacious, comfy rooms near Xinjiekou shopping district, just a short walk from the subway. Perfect for family trips.

🏠【First Impressions】The moment you walk in, you're blown away by how spacious the room is—way bigger than a standard hotel, with room to spread out your suitcase and still move around 🧳. The decor is simple and elegant, with furniture and floors so shiny you feel right at home 🛋️. The 4.5 rating on Ctrip isn't for nothing; guests often say 'the room is huge, perfect for families' and 'great facilities, spotless clean.' I stayed two nights and couldn't find a single thing to complain about 🧹. The apartment layout separates the living and sleeping areas, so you can brew tea in the living room at night without disturbing anyone in the bedroom 🍵. The neighborhood is super quiet—close the windows and you barely hear any street noise, which really helps you sleep better 💤. Front desk service is quick; if you need an extra pillow or tissues, just call and they show up in minutes 🛎️. Overall, it's all about 'comfortable stay'—nothing fancy but very solid 🎯. From check-in to check-out, every detail shows care, like the outlets by the bedside table perfectly placed for charging your phone, and the sofa that's just the right firmness for long sits. The room is thoroughly cleaned, with no dust in corners or crevices, giving you peace of mind. If I had to pick a flaw, it's that there's no breakfast service, but the convenience store downstairs handles that easily.

🎯【Core Experience】Sushe's biggest selling point is 'apartment-style space with hotel-style service'—you get the freedom of home plus the convenience of a hotel 🤝. The room comes with a washer and a small kitchen, so for longer stays you can wash your own clothes and heat up a quick snack, way more convenient than a standard hotel room 🍳. The living area is big enough for kids to play on a mat while adults chill on the sofa watching the projector, no interference 📺. The bathroom is fully separated wet and dry areas, so the floor stays dry after a shower—safe for seniors and kids 🚿. The bedding is high-thread-count cotton, just the right firmness, and you sleep through the night 🛌. Blackout curtains are great for sleeping in on weekends without being woken by sunlight ☀️. Overall, Sushe has thought through all the pain points of family travel—you basically don't have to compromise 🏆. The washing machine is quiet enough to run at night without disturbing sleep. The induction cooktop in the kitchen has enough power to heat soup or cook noodles quickly. The projector is clear and creates a great movie-watching atmosphere with the lights off. Guests often say this design makes long stays much better, since you don't have to go out all the time like in a hotel.

🚇【Getting Around】The apartment is just 500 meters from Xinjiekou metro station, a 6-7 minute walk. Lines 1 and 2 meet there—take Line 1 to Nanjing South Station in about 30 minutes, or transfer to Line S1 to Lukou Airport in about an hour 🚉. Taxis are even easier; just call a ride-hailing car to the entrance, and surge pricing isn't bad even during peak hours 🚗. If you're driving, there are paid parking lots nearby; check with the hotel when booking for exact fees and availability 🅿️. Guests generally say it's easy to find with GPS, and the metro exit leads right into the shopping area, with everything you need for food, drinks, and fun 🗺️. Getting to Confucius Temple or Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum takes under 30 minutes by metro and bus or taxi, so transportation costs are low 🚌. The metro station has clear signs for transfers, so even first-timers won't get lost. The walk from the apartment to the station is well-lit and monitored, safe even at night. If you have lots of luggage, just take a taxi—about 20 RMB—saving time and effort. Overall, it's very convenient for visitors unfamiliar with Nanjing.

🛍️【Shopping】Xinjiekou shopping district is right at your doorstep, with Deji Plaza within walking distance—Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Chanel, all the big names for a one-stop luxury shopping spree 👜. Xinjiekou Department Store is also close, with brands like Chow Tai Fook, Nike, and Estée Lauder, great for souvenirs or daily needs 🎁. Hema Fresh Supermarket on Xinjiekou isn't far either, offering fruits, snacks, and semi-prepared meals—grab some late-night snacks on your way back 🛒. Both malls have paid parking, so budget for that if you're driving 💰. Tired from shopping? Just head back to the apartment to rest, no need to trek back like you would from a scenic area hotel—super convenient 🏃. Deji Plaza has great service, spacious fitting rooms, and a comfortable shopping experience. Xinjiekou Department Store often has discounts, so check for promotions. Hema Fresh's seafood section is fresh; buy some and cook it in the apartment kitchen for a tasty meal. Guests often say staying here makes shopping incredibly easy—you can go anytime.

🍜【Local Food】Nanjing Da Pai Dang at Deji Plaza is a must-visit—salted duck is savory and delicious, and Meiling congee is sweet and warm, with a per-person cost of around 80 RMB for a full meal 🍲. Jiming Restaurant's chicken soup dumplings have thin skins and juicy fillings, bursting with broth when you bite in, at about 50 RMB per person—great value 🥟. Local specialties like salted duck, duck blood vermicelli soup, and xiaolongbao are everywhere; just pick any old-school eatery and you won't be disappointed 🍜. There are also plenty of snack shops near the apartment; grab a bowl of duck blood vermicelli soup for breakfast in the morning—warm and comforting ☕. Guests often say there are tons of dining options nearby, from fast food to sit-down meals, so you never have to worry about what to eat 🍽️. Nanjing Da Pai Dang has long queues, so avoid peak hours or grab a number ahead. Jiming's soup dumplings are best eaten fresh; takeout affects the texture. Local snacks are affordable—a bowl of duck blood vermicelli soup is about 15 RMB, xiaolongbao around 20 RMB—perfect for budget travelers. If you want something light, there are a few congee shops nearby with plenty of choices.

🛏️【Rooms & Amenities】I stayed in a one-bedroom suite with a separate living room and bedroom, giving plenty of space—no crowding even with kids 👨‍👩‍👧. The washing machine is standard; wash clothes and hang them on the balcony to dry by the next day, much easier than hand-washing in a hotel 👕. The small kitchen comes with an induction cooktop and microwave, perfect for heating milk or simple meals 🍳. The apartment doesn't offer breakfast, so grab something from the convenience store downstairs or a nearby snack shop, or buy ingredients and cook in the room 🥛. Checkout is usually at noon, but confirm when booking 🕛. Parking policies vary, so ask when booking—some room types might include free parking. There's plenty of storage space in the room, with closets and drawers for a family's luggage. The balcony has a practical drying rack for laundry. Guests often say this suite design makes long stays comfortable without feeling cramped. If you're bringing kids, request a extra bed or crib in advance, subject to confirmation at booking.

🏞️【Attractions & Check-in Tips】Confucius Temple-Qinhuai River Scenic Area is free and open to the public; take the metro for about 30 minutes to get there, and enjoy the beautiful lantern reflections on the river at night 🏮. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is also free, great for a daytime hike and scenic views, about 40 minutes by metro and bus ⛰️. The Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders is nearby, within walking distance—set aside half a day for a quiet visit 🕯️. Foreign guests can check in with a passport; just let the front desk know in advance 🛂. Nanjing summers are hot and humid, but the room's air conditioning is powerful; winters have underfloor heating, so it's comfortable year-round 🌡️. Peak season rooms are tight, so book at least a week in advance, especially for holidays 📅. Overall, Sushe is great for families, couples, and business travelers, offering excellent value 🏆. For the Confucius Temple boat ride, confirm the price when booking; Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum's free tickets require advance reservation. The memorial hall visit takes a while, so bring water and snacks. Guests often say staying here makes sightseeing easy without needing to leave early. If you have time, take a stroll at nearby Xuanwu Lake, just a few metro stops away.