Hotels With Gym in Fujian, China

I initially chose another hotel, but wasn't satisfied. Then I came to Lan Ou Hotel, and it felt like a breath of fresh air. The room has a big bed and a comfortable sofa to lounge on. It's located next to a residential area, so it's super quiet at night for sleeping. They even offer Fujian local snacks for breakfast! The hotel front desk service is also very attentive; they were still actively answering questions even near midnight. I'd recommend this place to anyone flying in or just arriving in Fuzhou. Plus, it's close to a street full of delicious food. Definitely avoid hotels near the highway; they're noisy at night. In short, if you're in Fuzhou, choose Lan Ou!

Although the Shangri-La Hotel Fuzhou has been open for many years, it is exceptionally well-maintained. The public areas, corridors, and rooms are all spotless, with no signs of wear or an outdated smell. The entire hotel still carries that distinctive Shangri-La fragrance. Every detail in the room is meticulously cared for! Its elegant and upscale ambiance remains captivating. The TV is large, high-definition, and even has a rewind function, which is quite rare for international brand hotels. The bedding and furniture are very comfortable, and the bathroom is spacious and well-appointed! The swimming pool and gym are large, and the water temperature is perfect! Regarding dining, the Horizon Club's offerings are truly excellent, especially breakfast. Many of the à la carte options are delicious. I had planned to try the Chinese restaurant, Rongfu, but the generous breakfast each day filled me up so much that I couldn't make room for other dining options. All the staff do a fantastic job. The housekeeping aunties diligently clean the rooms every day, and the ladies at the Horizon Club are warm, attentive, and professional! Special mention goes to Cindy Weng, who approaches her work with passion every day, providing the most thoughtful service to guests! On our second day, we had to leave early for another city and didn't return until almost midnight. As the taxi approached, seeing the Shangri-La Hotel lit up brightly gave me a sudden sense of warmth. I knew that as soon as I stepped inside, the day's fatigue and the unease of being in a strange city late at night would instantly disappear. The Shangri-La Hotel's style is unique: noble, elegant, warm, meticulous, and thoughtful! Yes, for me, Shangri-La represents warmth!

We booked a 270° river view room. When we arrived, the previous guests had just checked out, and the front desk upgraded us to a suite directly. It was a bit of a shame, actually, because I originally wanted to book a suite when I made the reservation, specifically for the river view from that particular room. Luckily, everything else went smoothly. The elevator system in the hotel is a bit cumbersome; you have to go from the underground parking to the ground floor, then from the ground floor up to the 40th floor to check in, and then switch elevators again to go up to the 54th floor. However, there's a dedicated service for delivering food orders directly to your room. Another reason I booked this hotel was for the gym, but due to my schedule, I couldn't make it there, which was a bit disappointing. I missed out on the 'sky gym.' I didn't try the hotel breakfast, so I can't comment on its quality. The hotel's surroundings are very convenient, making it easy to get to various places. Every single staff member at the hotel is exceptionally good. No matter who it was or where they were, if they saw you carrying something, they would proactively ask and offer help. The turndown service was also excellent. Setting aside the hardware, their service awareness surpasses even the Waldorf Astoria in Xiamen. Attendant Xiao Yang's service was excellent and very thoughtful. The housekeeping auntie also had an outstanding service attitude; towel replenishment was prompt, and trash was collected in a timely manner. Really excellent. Special praise for the 'sky shower' – the water pressure was impressive. It was a very comfortable trip overall. However, there might be a significant mite problem with the hotel bedding. My baby developed rashes, which was a bit upsetting. Everything else was quite good.

Our stay was fantastic! Legal, our butler, was incredibly kind and polite, and handled our check-in super efficiently. We arrived early and couldn't get a king-size bed, but they upgraded our room for free. The room was spotless, even the corners were perfectly clean. The hotel breakfast was also excellent with a great variety of options.

This hotel is really nice! It's well-equipped and super clean. They have a self-service breakfast and a swimming pool, plus a laundry room on the fifth floor so you don't have to worry about washing clothes. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable. The service attitude is also excellent. Free and ample parking, so no worries about finding a spot. It's very close to the scenic area, and honestly, staying at a hotel near the scenic spot is much better than staying inside since it gets so crowded. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Quanzhou. Instantly saved to my favorites!

Loved this beautiful, traditional hotel in Fuzhou. The staff was super accommodating to my dog and extremely helpful. Parking was very convenient right opposite the street where the hotel was in. One note, while the hotel itself was super pet friendly- my dog was even allowed to come with us to the breakfast restaurant and they made sure to arrange a quiet spot- it should be noted that the hotel itself is in a pedestrian area that doesn’t allow dogs. It would have been nice to know this beforehand. When I let the concierge know that we weren’t being allowed into the street, he immediately came running to assist and we were allowed to walk from the hotel and back during our stay, but it would’ve been nice to know beforehand. The staff was kind enough to tell us where in the area I was allowed to walk my dog. The room and amenities were beautiful though and other than the doggy inconvenience we loved our stay. They even were quick and helpful to send back the jacket my mom had forgotten in the room.

I came to Fuzhou for the Pleasure concert this time, and following my rule of 'new over old,' I chose this hotel among a bunch of older Hilton and Kempinski properties. Even though it's considered a 'lite W' (a more affordable version of W Hotels), it was actually really good and offered excellent value for money. The location is great, about 20 minutes from Fuzhou Station. It's also less than a 20-minute drive by taxi to tourist spots like Yantai Mountain, Sanfang Qixiang, and Fuzhou MixC. The hotel is very new, and the room was spacious – perfect for one person. Especially considering it was less than 900 for a night, which is fantastic. A big plus is the strong shower pressure, and you can even enjoy a hot spring bath, which is a huge bonus. The staff were very enthusiastic and had great attitudes. My only complaint is that the breakfast selection was just average, and the taste was nothing special. In this regard, it still can't compare to traditional old-school five-star hotels. The gym on the third floor seems to be a collaboration with a local fitness brand; you just swipe your card to enter. The equipment is fairly comprehensive, and it felt good to get a workout in early in the morning. All in all, if I get a chance to visit Fuzhou again, I'll definitely choose this place. The price is just right!

This hotel is luxurious and elegant with excellent service. It faces Gulangyu Island, and the subway station is very close to the hotel's garage exit. Turning right from the hotel's entrance, it's about a 5-minute walk to Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street. The rooms are spacious and clean. Overall, a great experience.

Highly recommend this hotel! 1. The best thing is its location: inside the ancient city, the North Gate leads to the food street and is next to Taigu Bridge; the South Gate connects to Taiwan Road, making it super convenient to reach all the scenic spots and food areas in the ancient city within minutes! You can slowly experience the ancient city by day and night: mornings are peaceful but full of local life, where you can chat with residents and enjoy local breakfast in nearby streets to start a vibrant day; at noon, it's too hot, so head back for a nap and scroll through your phone; at 4 PM, head out to find food or a spot for coffee and just relax; evenings are all about the hustle and bustle! 2. Hotel environment: It has a courtyard design, with flowers and plants everywhere, making it a quiet oasis in the middle of all the action. It offers the warmth of a B&B with the management of a hotel! 3. Room: We chose the 3rd-floor LOFT, which gave the kids their own space. It would have been even more perfect if the view from the balcony was a bit better! The public area on the 2nd floor is also great, you could sit there all afternoon with a coffee or tea. 4. The ancient city offers a variety of snacks, so you can spend a whole day just walking, stopping, eating, and exploring 😁 Everyone can cross中山公园 (Zhongshan Park) to 青年路 (Qingnian Road) for more food! I recommend 锦群饭店 (Jinqun Restaurant); for a Cantonese foodie like me, it's right up my alley – large portions with that 'wok hei' flavor! It has that street-side stall vibe! We ate there two days in a row. Although the rating isn't high, I've included photos, so you can judge for yourselves.