Hotels near West Street, Quanzhou

The Citywell Hotel (Quanzhou Food Street) is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Citywell Hotel (Quanzhou Food Street) offers a pleasant stay in Quanzhou for those traveling for business or leisure. With Quanzhou Railway Station just 11km away and Quanzhou Jinjiang International Airport only 13km away, transportation is very convenient. With multiple attractions nearby including Chengtian Temple, Quanzhou Shibosi Relic Site and Guanyue Temple, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied. At the end of a busy day, travelers can unwind and relax in the hotel or go out and enjoy the city. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site. If you demand a high level of service, our guests have indicated that this hotel has excellent standards. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling with families.

Environment: Located in a small alley off West Street, so you need to be a skilled driver to get there. The building design is quite good. Facilities: The hardware is decent, but the software is a bit disappointing. The hairdryer's power isn't ideal for long-haired women. It would be great if the toilet was heated and automatic. Service: It was okay, nothing special. The owner was quite friendly, but nowadays, everything is handled by a mini-butler via WeChat, so there's less of a personal touch.

Located near the pedestrian street, it takes about 6 minutes to reach the pedestrian street. It is quiet and prosperous.

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It was my first time in Quanzhou and I wasn't familiar with the city. It took me several days to choose a hotel or B&B. Maybe I was lucky, I accidentally saw this one and I really liked it, so I booked a room. When I arrived, I found that the owner was very nice and friendly. The room was cleaner than the pictures. I have obsessive-compulsive disorder and poor sleep quality. I have very high requirements for smell and noise. This hotel is really perfect. I like it very much and strongly recommend it. The location is very close to Yuan Temple and West Street. It's great and the price is not expensive. It's completely worth the money. I was in a hurry to go out shopping and didn't take many pictures of the room. It is really clean and comfortable.

The B&B is located in a small alley, making it a very quiet place to rest at night. It has four floors, with a double room on the top floor. There's only one unit, consisting of two separate small rooms joined by a hallway. While the rooms aren't large, each one has a separate shower and toilet, making them very comfortable. The common areas on each floor are spacious. Free water, drinks, and tea are available in the common areas on the second and third floors, and the fourth floor boasts a separate, free laundry room with dryer and a terrace for enjoying the view and hanging clothes. The front desk lady was very welcoming, welcoming us, guiding us, and helping with our luggage. She also recommended some excellent food before our check-in, which I highly recommend! Although the fourth floor is a walk-up, there's a dedicated elevator for luggage that takes us directly upstairs. Overall, the B&B was very thoughtfully designed, not using all the space for rooms. While there aren't many rooms, the common areas are spacious and comfortable.

Located in the heart of the city, the five-star Quanzhou Hotel (Quanzhou Jiudian) is around eight kilometers from Quanzhou railway station.The architecture of this Quanzhou hotel features classic European style. Guests can select from a list of room such as deluxe business rooms, deluxe business suites and presidential suites. Well-equipped rooms command views of the city and its landmark, two ancient towers.

Located in the core area of the ancient city of Quanzhou, a world intangible cultural heritage city, it is a boutique humanistic homestay hotel carefully created by Licheng Cultural Investment Group. The hotel is located at No. 172, Xinhua Road. Geographically, it forms a 60-degree angle with the East and West Pagodas. It is hidden in the hustle and bustle of the city, and you can reach West Street on foot. We pay tribute to this half city of hustle and bustle with 60 degrees of respect, 60 degrees of humility, and 60 degrees of piety. Starting from here, you can understand the rich historical and cultural heritage of Quanzhou and experience the intangible cultural heritage of Quanzhou. The hotel has multiple living rooms, an underground small parking lot, a rooftop bar, and a multi-functional conference room.

This hotel seems to have been converted from a guesthouse, and it's really good! It doesn't have a lot of fancy facilities, which is actually very convenient for older guests. They often don't know how to use new facilities, and there are many eateries nearby. There's a great place for bianshi (a type of dumpling) and another one for mazhi (mochi-like snack). It's very convenient to get to Quanzhou Ancient City. If you're coming from inside the ancient city, you can take a small electric car to Guan Di Temple station and then walk back to the hotel. Quanzhou Ancient City is a lot of fun, you can easily spend a whole day there. While there are many temples, you can get through them quite quickly. The incense burning is a bit too much, though. Definitely avoid Qingjing Mosque. The hotel doesn't offer breakfast, but they provide vouchers for the bakery downstairs. You can have bread and coffee in the morning, or if you're short on time, you can use the 9.9 RMB voucher to buy two pieces of bread. The laundry room is on the rooftop terrace and hasn't been renovated at all. You need a flashlight to do laundry at night 🔦, this really needs improvement. The front desk ladies are all lovely, and checking in foreign guests was also very easy.

This was my first trip to Quanzhou, and I took advantage of the off-season to avoid the crowds. My friend's choice of guesthouse was excellent as always. Check-in was smooth, and the housekeeper called ahead to tell us where to get off (the guesthouse is on a pedestrian street, so cars can't reach the entrance directly; it's about a 100-meter walk). There are tons of great food options around the ancient city, so eating, staying, and playing all nearby was super convenient. They were very thoughtful during check-in; I was thirsty, and they offered icy cold winter melon tea with sea jelly. There was also a complimentary afternoon tea downstairs where I enjoyed a cup of coffee, which was quite pleasant! The air conditioning was already on in the room when I arrived, making it very comfortable. It smelled lovely, with no strange odors, and the hygiene was impeccable. What brand is the mattress? I slept so soundly, all the way until morning. The breakfast was also pretty good, with 'Mian Xian Hu' (vermicelli paste) being a local Quanzhou specialty. Next time I have free time, I'll bring my family here to visit. It was a really good experience.