Scenic Hotels in Quanzhou

"This hotel is right in the heart of West Street, offering a peaceful retreat despite being in a bustling area. It's a convenient 10-minute walk to Kaiyuan Temple, and there are plenty of places to eat and shop nearby. The front desk staff were very thoughtful, always offering bottled water when we left and returned every day. We booked the 1.8-meter twin room, and the bedding was super comfortable. The overall style of the hotel was quite chic. They also offer luggage storage after check-out, which was very convenient, and we even received a lovely fridge magnet as a gift!"

"The hotel is not in the center of the ancient city, but not far from the center. It is very convenient to take a taxi to various attractions in the center (I really like Quanzhou's taxi, which is very friendly to people with poor directions). Opposite is West Lake Park. Get up early and walk in the park to experience the life of local people. The breakfast of the hotel is quite rich for a homestay. The daily afternoon tea has fruits and local snacks, which taste good. The room is the same as the picture promotion, and the hygiene is also very clean. Several young ladies and brothers are also polite and enthusiastic, and the service is very thoughtful. It is a pleasant experience to stay in the hotel."

"This is truly the most thoughtful hotel I've ever stayed in! Perhaps it's because many women visiting Quanzhou frequent the 'Three Flowers' (a local beauty salon/spa), but the hotel rooms are equipped with hair clips, makeup remover, facial cleanser, and toner for every female guest. They really have thought of everything. The room, though not large, was very clean overall, and the comfort level was excellent. This hotel is located near Quanzhou East Street, with shared bikes right outside. It's very convenient to cycle to West Street and the Bell Tower. The hotel even thoughtfully provides local travel guides for guests to take, and there's a special daily cocktail prepared for guests in the lobby. It was a wonderful experience, providing a very comfortable stay for my Quanzhou trip."

"Take the repair hook to Quanzhou on weekends Mistake and hit into a homestay that will ”tell a story” 🏡 The old wooden table was set with coarse pottery bottles, and the sun crawled on the ground through the bamboo curtains The relaxation of the quiet wind is directly full! The hotel is located near the mountainside and the forest park. The environment is quiet, surrounded by green plants, making people feel very relaxed 💆♀️ The whole homestay is very quiet The wind blows leaves and dogs on the wooden floor Enter the room. A whole floor-to-ceiling window faces the ecological forest The green eyes fluttered in, and the wind blew like a shred of leaves Sleeping at night listening to the sound of insects Enjoy the white noise of nature. Don't mention how comfortable ～ The room was spotless The details are full of heart Fresh small fruits were also delivered at check-in, super intimate"

"I highly recommend this hotel! The biggest surprise was the separate laundry room, fully equipped with a washing machine and dryer. It made dealing with dirty clothes from my business trip so easy; no more lugging laundry around, which was incredibly thoughtful. The front desk staff were absolutely wonderful—check-in was quick and efficient, and when I asked about local food recommendations or borrowed a charger, they were patient, helpful, and always ready to assist. Their service was warm and attentive throughout my stay. It was a comfortable and convenient experience, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in town."

"The hotel is close to the high-speed rail station, the breakfast selection is plentiful and delicious, the rooms are clean and the WiFi signal is stable. The only thing that needs improvement is that you have to go downstairs to the lobby to get takeout, which is a bit inconvenient. The front desk staff originally said that the delivery guy could bring the takeout to the room door."

"👍 Must give this homestay a big praise! The manager is a spiritual guy, hospitable, good character and good service. The family complained that I had stayed for one night in a hurry. I knew that I should arrange the accommodation in Quanzhou here. The room is a bit Japanese style, the bathroom is clean and bright, and a welcome fruit plate and snacks are also presented, intimate and thoughtful. The breakfast arranged by the homestay is also very good. I drank hot porridge and ate roasted wheat, boiled eggs, roasted wheat, steamed buns. I mainly played a ”full meal”. Last suggestion: You must stay for 2 nights, because you have arranged a tea experience on Qingyuan Mountain, which is very good."

"Arrived at the hotel in the evening, the front desk warmly received us and upgraded the view room. I gave it a thumbs up manually👍The room was comfortable and spacious. There was no hot water on the second night. I called the front desk and the response was very quick. A technician came up to check it soon and said that it would be fine if I ran cold water for a while. The only thing that can be improved is that the shower room can be equipped with a towel rack or hook for clothes and towels. Otherwise, it is a little inconvenient to open the door to get towels and clothes after taking a shower."

"The room is spacious and bright, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and I slept soundly at night. The front desk guy was enthusiastic and professional. He took the initiative to help upgrade the room type when I checked in, and also introduced the surrounding travel guide in detail. The breakfast is rich in variety, with both southern Fujian characteristics and Western bread salad. Compared with the same price hotels in Quanzhou city, the environment here is quieter, the facilities are newer, and the service is more considerate."

"My best friend came to Quanzhou from Wuhan to visit me, and a local friend recommended this guesthouse in Qingyuan Mountain. I stayed there and it was indeed very nice, mainly because of its excellent location, right halfway up Qingyuan Mountain. Qingyuan Mountain is a 5A-level scenic area in Quanzhou, so the scenery and natural environment are definitely top-notch. I drove up myself; the navigation map provided by the guesthouse was very detailed and even had pictures and explanations, but I still felt a little insecure while driving—the roads were so wild, haha! Finally, I arrived safely. There were plenty of parking spaces in front of the hotel, making parking easy. The whole hotel has a teahouse/Zen retreat style, very elegant. The rooms were exactly as pictured on Ctrip, no exaggeration. Opening the balcony door revealed a fantastic view! We were going to Qingyuan Mountain for a hike and some tea, and the hotel staff even offered to drive us there. Since it was quite a distance, we hiked for over forty minutes and were getting a bit tired, so we told the hotel manager. The manager arranged for a handsome young man to take us up the mountain. Before we came down, we told the manager again, and the young man came to pick us up again. The service was excellent; the young man was very handsome and had excellent manners, always smiling – such a rare find! We Minnan people love young people who are perceptive, smiling, and not glib. This young man has a bright future ahead of him. The hotel also has its own forest oxygen bar, with tranquil mountain paths and tea gardens and longan trees nearby. The longan fruits were so heavy they bent the branches. The welcome fruit in the room must have been freshly picked from the longan trees in the hotel courtyard, but unfortunately, my friend and I are both prone to getting a sore throat, so we didn't dare eat too much. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant. The hotel butler sent us the menu, and we had told him what we wanted to eat while we were on the mountain so we could eat as soon as we came down. We were just hoping to fill our stomachs, but it was surprisingly delicious. Their organic vegetables (water spinach) were crisp and slightly sweet. The stone olive and small intestine soup had a very traditional flavor, and the portion was very generous with lots of small intestines and ribs stewed in it. The Anxi fried rice noodles were also delicious. My friend loves spicy food, so the chef made her a small dish of chili sauce. My friend said it was delicious and ranked among the top three chili sauces she had ever eaten. Even I, a Quanzhou native who doesn't eat spicy food, tried a few bites. It was quite spicy, but more than that, it was very fragrant. I gave the chef a thumbs up. I originally wanted to buy this 30-yuan chili sauce from the hotel, but they said it was homemade and not currently for sale. However, they still gave us a jar, carefully wrapped it in cling film, and then sealed it with a lid. I thought they would ask me for the 30 yuan when I checked out the next day (we accepted the chili sauce with a clear conscience because we were already planning to pay), but the hotel manager said it was a free gift, and we felt embarrassed. As for the sleep quality at night, it was very quiet, with only the chirping of insects, which turned into white noise after a while and helped me fall asleep. Around 5 a.m., there were many more bird calls. In my city neighborhood, there are usually birds chirping around 5 a.m., but the greenery in the courtyard is limited, so there are usually only two or three kinds of birds. Here, I felt like there were eight or nine kinds of birds, many of which I had never heard before and didn't know what species they were. These birds would chirp for about half an hour, then go off to forage for food, and the surroundings would quiet down again, and I would fall asleep again. My friend got up and ate breakfast, but I didn't; I prefer to sleep. She said the breakfast was alright, quite simple, with eggs, vegetables, and sweet potato porridge. Overall, she was quite satisfied. By the way, the hotel's bathtub was very comfortable; you can get disposable bath bags from the front desk. Although the price is on the higher side for a guesthouse, I think it's worth it, partly because of the hotel's location and partly because the staff are quite hospitable. I'll try staying here again next time, and maybe try a different room type. As for the tatami mats, I felt the cushions were too low—just a simple cushion on the floor. It was uncomfortable to sit on for long periods. Japanese style is just that—small and cramped, only good for photos. Next time, I'll have to try a more standard room type."