Hotels in Yongding Earth Building, Longyan

Everything was great. For a B&B, my only requirement is cleanliness, and this place met it. The bathroom with a sink is on the first floor, and the bedroom is on the second. It has a wet/dry separation, and I could leave my luggage downstairs, which was very convenient! A thoughtful touch was the extra blanket in the closet – very helpful when traveling with kids! Most hotels nowadays don't provide this, and you usually have to pay extra for an additional blanket. For elderly guests who need to use the restroom at night, climbing stairs might be something to consider. Overall, it was an excellent stay! Living in a Tulou (earthen building) was a wonderful experience too!

What an amazing experience! It was so cool to actually stay inside a Tulou. I was lucky that my room even had an en-suite bathroom! The owner was incredibly kind; they waited up for me despite my very late check-in. Since I specifically traveled all the way from Taiwan, the owner thoughtfully lit up the beautiful red lanterns for me, which looked absolutely stunning in photos! They also helped me take pictures and booked my bus ticket down the mountain. They truly go above and beyond to care for their guests! A huge thank you to the owner! I had such a wonderful time. If I get the chance, I'll definitely bring my family and friends to visit again!

Spending a night at Changdi Inn, nestled in the heart of the historic Hongkeng Tulou Cluster, was truly one of the most unforgettable experiences of my Xiamen trip. The inn is located within a centuries old Hakka earthen building, and the moment you step inside, you will be instantly transported back in time. The stay offers an immersive look into traditional Hakka culture and architecture, surrounded by thick earthen walls, wooden beams, and antique details that speak volumes of the past. What mak it extra special was meeting the friendly innkeeper, a 6th generation descendant of the family that built and preserved this Tulou. He shared stories and local insights making the whole experience even more meaningful. The room was simple yet clean and comfortable, blending rustic charm with basic modern comforts. I got to enjoy authentic Hakka meals, lovingly prepared and bursting with homestyle flavor, perfect after a day of exploring. Waking up in the peaceful village setting, watching the locals go about their daily lives, and hearing the birds chirping outside, it's a rare, soulful escape from the city.

Staying in a modern room within a centuries-old Tulou was an incredible experience! They even installed an elevator in the Tulou, which was a thoughtful touch. The location is right next to the Tulou Prince scenic area, and there's parking available for those driving. What made it even better was the fantastic evening show; we specifically came for it and felt it was totally worth the trip! My only minor complaint is that the mattress was a bit too soft, and after a day of driving, it wasn't great for my back. Luckily, there was a firm daybed I could sleep on. I'd recommend visiting during the off-season; it's quieter at night, and you'll feel like you have the whole Tulou to yourself for photos. However, it's still a good idea to bring noise-canceling headphones, otherwise, you might get woken up early by tour groups checking in.

The hotel's location is excellent, right opposite the Tulou Prince Scenic Area, and you can walk directly to the entrance, which is super convenient for sightseeing. The service is great; although it's only two stories high, it has an elevator, making it effortless to go up and down. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the facilities are quite complete, ensuring a comfortable stay. The only minor drawback is that the breakfast selection is too simple and limited. However, the hotel offers a late-night snack service, which makes up for it nicely. Overall, it offers good value for money and is highly recommended for tourists visiting the scenic area.

Stayed during the 2025 National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays. The room was spacious and overall very clean. The bedding was comfortable, and the mattress was just right – not too soft, not too hard, which made for a great sleep. The staff had already turned on the AC before we checked in, so the room was cool, a welcome relief from the autumn heat. We were on the 7th floor with a mountain view. Parking was free, and we also received two breakfast vouchers, tickets to the 'Tulou Night' show, and a choice of one out of three main dishes. We picked the pickled fish, which was a massive portion and tasted delicious. The staff even delivered it to our room – very warm and helpful service. Considering the reasonable price of just over 400 yuan per night, it felt like excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

The location is excellent, very close to the back entrance of Tulou King Scenic Area. There were a few restaurants to eat, but there was quite a large road construction going on, so we went to a restaurant in the scenic area. The price difference was not as much as I thought it would be. The service from the hotel front desk was very heartwarming. She took me and helped me buy a bus ticket. She even accompanied me to the bus stop and accompanied me until I got on the right bus! The hotel room was clean, just like the pictures. Some of the facilities were old-fashioned, but it didn't seem like a big problem.

The experience of staying at this hotel was excellent. The rooms are spacious and bright, and the beds are comfortable, making people sleep well. The service staff is warm and thoughtful and helps at any time. The hotel is conveniently located close to the main attractions. The breakfast is rich and varied to meet all tastes. Overall a pleasant stay and highly recommended!

Stayed for a night at the hotel and took the free guided tour to the 王子 Tulou. Had breakfast and dinner at the hotel. Food is slightly above average. Location is right next to a Tulou. but it is not the Tulou with the tour. Attended the dinner shoe next door using the discount coupon. It is probably one of the lamest show I have seen in China. Very loud and piercing compère. Don’t waste your money on the show. The free guided tour is only for 王子土楼. The free guided tour is good. You may need your own transport there. You still need to pay for your tickets into the 土楼。 the guide’s relatives live there. Basically she will bring you to her house or cousin’s house for tea. And the tea is expensive. You get the drift.

It's close to the Tulou King scenic spot, right next door, so you can check in immediately after visiting the site – perfect! The rooms are well-equipped and clean, and the receptionist is very welcoming and helpful. This hotel is probably the best in the area, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby.