Yulida Hotel Reviews

The rooms are comfortable, the location is convenient, and parking is easy. Highly recommended for business travelers.

The room was spacious and clean. The staff were very friendly, and the hotel's location was easy to find, with a free museum nearby to visit. It was a very pleasant experience; I would definitely stay at this hotel again if I'm in the area.

We enjoyed our stay. The hotel is big, has a free laundry, rooms are clean and the daily room cleaning was great. Breakfast is good with a noodle stall and many Chinese food options (7:00-10:00).

Very good, great value for money. We brought our family to Fuzhou, visited Pingtan Island, and had a lot of dirty clothes. The self-service laundry room was very convenient. Thumbs up! 👍 Highly recommended.

The hotel is newly renovated. Clean, with a lot of storage. It is located in the center of the Change Le city, which is ideal for our itinerary. Breakfast is average.

The room was very clean, and the front desk staff were great. Excellent value for money!

Transportation in Changle is quite developed now, making it easy to hail a car at night. There are also great restaurants nearby! 👍👍

The room is quite big and clean.  Even though it's located on main roads, it's quite quiet. The bed is firm and comfortable. The service is good. The Chinese style breakfast has many varieties and you have a lot to choose from, and they are good.

The hotel has a great location and has been recently renovated, so it's quite clean. The only minor drawback is that the air conditioning is too noisy.

The room was spacious and very clean. It's located in the heart of Changle City, making it super convenient for dining and shopping. The front desk and housekeeping staff were all excellent. Plus, there's free parking available.

Good value for money, and the breakfast selection was nice. The front desk staff had a good attitude. Some facilities need maintenance, but overall, the stay was pleasant, and I would consider staying at this hotel again for my next business trip.

The facilities are excellent, with free parking and even EV charging stations. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and it's close to attractions. The service was warm and welcoming.

The room was spacious and clean, and the bedding was very comfortable. It's perfect for a family trip!

The hotel is a standalone building with convenient parking and a pleasant environment. The room itself was fine, but I didn't care for the hotel's fragrance (maybe it's just not my type of scent). In the morning, I went down for breakfast. My two-year-old wasn't awake yet, so I asked my husband to stay in the room while I went down. If our child woke up, he'd bring him down to eat with me. Breakfast ends at 10 AM, and it was already past 9:40 AM. My husband told me our child still wasn't awake, so I thought I'd grab a little something for them to eat upstairs so my husband wouldn't have to come down. When I asked the staff member in charge of collecting breakfast tickets if I could get a bag to take some food, she hesitated and asked, 'How many tickets did you just give me?' I replied, 'One, and I can bring my husband's ticket down to you in a bit.' She then said, 'You can, but it's best to eat breakfast downstairs. Otherwise, what kind of buffet breakfast would it be?' I was dumbfounded. After I explained the situation, she gave me a ziploc bag. I took two eggs, a tiny steamed bun, a very small piece of corn, two small pumpkin steamed cakes, and about a third of a small sweet potato 🍠 – this was for my husband and child. As I walked towards the door with the food, the staff member collecting tickets looked at my plate with an expression of displeasure and disdain. I immediately walked over and said, 'I'll bring the ticket down to you.' She reluctantly replied, 'No need!' I wonder if what I took was really considered a lot? I've stayed in hotels so many times, and this is the first time I've encountered such service. Are other hotels not buffets? And are hotel staff elsewhere not able to understand special circumstances like traveling with a small child?