This was a very mixed "holiday". Some of it was excellent whilst other parts were less so. First, the roads in the Chinese cities are very good, big highways, no potholes. They are also gridlocked, traffic lights every 150m, takes hours to get anywhere and they are plagued with the electric motor bikes, no licensing, no regulation, no registration, no training. They are lethal!
Shanghai hotel very nice but out of the centre so took hours to get anywhere.
City interesting and modern, loved Tianzifang but would have liked more time there.
Suzhou hotel very nice but only one night, excursions very good, if somewhat crowded. Hangzhou hotel awful, poor food, nothing in English in room, no idea how to operate stuff and no English speaker at the desk. Trips around Hangzhou varied and interesting. Guilin river cruise to Yangshou very special then bullet train to Chengdu. Visit to giant Buddha, 2;30 bus ride there, 2:30 bus ride back for a 15 minute boat ride to see the Buddha, very impressive but most of the group refused the 500 stair hike around the Buddha so it was a long day for little reward. Panda visit, who doesn't like a Panda? Unforgettable! Xian, Terracotta Warriors, busy but not too crowded, also unforgettable. Bullet train to Beijing... why were couples seated apart? Clearly the booking was made after the local population had their go at it. Beijing, horrific traffic but major sites covered and none failed to impress, next day The Great Wall, an early start but worth it as there were no crowds until leaving time...beware! Locals like to take a rest on the steepest parts and just sit in the middle, they express surprise if someone nearly falls over them or asks them to move to the side. Departure well handled and transfer etc all went well.
Now we are home we need a holiday to rest up!

We had a great holiday which more than lived up to our expectations. All the guides were excellent and very knowledgeable. In particularly our national guide Linda who fully supported the whole group.

The holiday was well organised and our tour guild was very informative with good English and would always go that extra mile to help you. For myself it was too full on, we had very little free time in must of the places we stayed at apart from Shangai.

Speedy, to the point and simple.

Helpful and informative staff who have helped me choose the right tour, as well accomodating additional extra requests and extensions to the trip. Booking process very smooth. Now looking forward to a great vacation.

very friendly and efficient

An excellent experience. Very good support, particularly in the visa application process, advice regarding e-sims and how to pay in China.
The tour itself was well organised and all activities mentioned in the brochure were included when we were on the ground. The national guide was excellent. She was knowledgeable, helpful and a lovely person. The local guides were also excellent. Thoroughly recommended.

First rate holiday superbly organized with many interesting and fascinating locations and activities. Everything exceeded expectations . Hotels and food was first class.

Absolutely fantastic from start to finish. Our guide Amanda was outstanding. All the accommodation was good and the food fine. Nothing negative to say, though perhaps grading could be moved upwards from moderate as the pace was quite quick at times.

THe trip was very good value for money. W
We did everything on the itinery and more. THe tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly. She could not have been nicer. It was a trip of a lifetime

Very well-planned itinerary. Good quality hotels. excelent guides, both national (Amanda) and local (in each destination).
The sights in China exceded expectations. All the people that we met were very friendly and in some instances curious.
I thoroughly recommend this tour.

Very helpful and easy to talk to. Make everything very clear and understanding.

I was a little anxious about this trip, but it was somewhere I was keen to visit. From the moment I was picked up by the transfer driver I felt well looked after. As a solo traveller I had concerns about being the only one not in a couple but there were others also travelling on their own. The group size was perfect. My preconceived ideas of what China would be like were completely blown away in Shanghai. Although there were things that I was particularly looking forward to seeing such as the terracotta warriors and the Great Wall, every trip that we did and experience we had was amazing. The local guides provided interesting insights into their towns and cities. It has truly been an unforgettable experience. 

Just got back from an amazing tour of China . We booked China Delights and were so lucky to have David as our guide . From the moment we met him at the hotel until the day we left he was absolutely wonderful . He went above and beyond to make sure our trip was the holiday of a lifetime . We saw so much of China and covered such vast ground. His English was impeccable. Our hotels were lovely , everything we saw was breathtaking. Each day just kept getting better and better. Thank you Wendy Wu for making my dream of seeing China come true and thank you David for being such a wonderful and caring guide and sharing your beautiful country with us .

Very extensive, well planned, but exhausting tour. Little or no free time.
Up at 06:00 to 07:00 back to hotel ~ 20:00 to 21:00.

Great guide David, caring, conscientious & kind, nothing was too much trouble for him.

Would have preferred to visit Shanghai's colonial era streets than cross the river to the newly developed area.

Boat tour in Wuzhen would have been more interesting than in Suzhou

I'd have been happier had our tour ended in Xian

High points
1 Evening tour of Xian city centre, full of life, festive lights everywhere, older people dancing on a wide pavement, we all joined in, young singers busking, such a joyous atmosphere.

2 Three great shows,

3 Great Chinese cuisine throughout

4 Jinling Shihu Garden Hotel, Suzhou - beautiful hotel

Low points
1 Beijing first day, thousands queueing in 35°C heat to enter Tiananmen Square, a horror show ! two separate securety passport checks then a further face scan before we could enter. Could hardly see the square for people, who went on mass to the Forbidden City where the crush was even worse - an exhausting, utter waste of time. We'd have been better off looking at a move tracing the history with aerial photos etc in air conditioned comfort. A tour of the cities shopping or embassy area would
have been more interresting & enjoyable

2 Hotels in new high tech areas Chengdu & Beijing, remote from
city centres. Dull surroundings, not that we had much time to explore

3 Dinner at "Irish Pub" in Guilin. Very poor quality food compared with excellent Chinese cuisine throughout. To be avoided.

4 Waterfall Hotel in Guilin - only two functioning lifts for 33 stories. Very stressfull mornings not knowing when a lift would arrive & when one did
if there would be room to get into it. Otherwise a fine hotel, well located.

I think that's enough to be going on with !