Romantic Hotels in Fujian, China

I can only say I'm extremely satisfied! It's not my first time visiting Xiamen, but this stay was exceptionally comfortable. Firstly, it's currently the off-season, so the value for money was incredible. Secondly, the service was excellent; I truly felt at home. As for the property itself, the Republican-era style was stunning, and the decor was very classic. Most importantly, they offer many additional services, including costume try-ons and even kittens! Honestly, in this chaotic life, being able to spend a night in such a Republic-era B&B in Xiamen felt like one of the best days of my life. So, I highly recommend everyone to come. If you don't, it's like you haven't really been to Xiamen!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this boutique hotel as it was very closed ZhongShanLu (2min walk!) with all the food and shops all around. It's also perfectly situated between the harbors for traveling to Gulangyu Island. The lobby is decked in space theme, while the room was tropical themed. We loved that the room was uniquely formatted as well and different from the typical large hotels. We didn't get to use the tub but it was also unique in that it was an oval, almost like a bird's nest (hotel name: ”bird island”). Our seaview room had direct view of the Gulangyu Island and their Organ Museum. Gulangyu lit up at night and watching the ferries go by was very relaxing. The hotel staff was very friendly and welcoming, helping with laundry and filling our water bottles with ice. This hotel definitely meets the ”boutique” standard in being unique in their own way and having such an amazing view. There is no gym for anyone looking to work out after eating too many skewers or sacha mian, but one can run along the harbors for a good work out!

Overall, a great experience – convenient, accessible, and comfortable. Firstly, the location is superb. The hotel is within walking distance of Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street, passing through Zhongshan Park. Thanks to excellent urban planning, the walk never felt boring. It's also close to the Eight Market and a subway entrance. Secondly, the service is outstanding. Responses were quick, and any requests for items were promptly addressed. They offered a butler-style service, and even late at night, there was always someone available to assist. There was also a thoughtful inquiry about my needs when I checked out (room 103). Thirdly, the facilities are convenient. While it's true that the hotel's age means some facilities are older, this didn't affect their functionality. In fact, it added to a unique sense of history and gravitas. There's also a mini-fridge which was very handy. Fourthly, the dining is excellent. They offer a great selection of local specialties, and the daily breakfast is refined and well-executed. Even during my two-day stay, there were many new dishes introduced. Fifthly, parking is convenient. There's a large parking lot downstairs, and other areas also have parking spots. The greeters at the front entrance provided prompt service, and there's even an internal shuttle service for guests within the hotel premises. Sixthly, emergency response was impressive. When an unexpected issue arose, the hotel didn't shy away or avoid responsibility. Even after I checked out, front desk staff member 089 proactively contacted me to genuinely communicate and resolve the problem. Subsequent staff members who took over were also very communicative and didn't pass the buck, all working hard to protect the guest's rights. Regarding the laundry issue mentioned in some reviews, during my off-peak stay, the two dryers and four washing machines were never crowded or queued. This was largely due to the staff (A-jie) on-site who promptly managed the laundry. In summary, the minor flaws are overshadowed by the overall excellence, fully demonstrating the hotel's high quality, efficiency, and standards. Special commendation goes to front desk staff 089 for their problem-solving attitude, which truly showcased the hotel's commitment.

Traveling with a child, they managed to combine the twin beds and upgraded our room type. It was spacious enough for three of us, and we had a very comfortable sleep. The little courtyard by the pool on the first floor was a relaxing spot for a cup of tea. Our child absolutely loved the outdoor pool. We spent most of the first day at the hotel, with adults relaxing and the child having a blast. It was great. There's a small gate from the hotel leading to an underpass, and then you're right at the beach. It's super convenient for watching the sunrise, though unfortunately, it was too cloudy for us that day. The hotel's decor seems quite old; some of the floor tiles and other fixtures show wear and tear, so it's good to manage expectations. However, I highly recommend this for a family trip to Xiamen.

This is the best value-for-money hotel I've ever stayed in! When I saw the spacious, stylishly decorated rooms and great price while booking, I immediately reserved a stay. The front desk staff contacted me in advance, adding me on a messaging app, and sent me information about taxi services, the hotel's location, and even a Word document with recommendations for nearby restaurants! Upon arrival, I was amazed by the hotel's ambiance – it felt very modern and vibrant. You could tell the owner is likely young, given the artistic decor. After checking in, my parents kept praising how wonderful the hotel was. The rooftop has washing machines, dryers, and a drying area, plus some Instagrammable spots perfect for younger guests. There's also a seafood market nearby, so we bought some seafood and steamed it ourselves in the public kitchen. The front desk staff were incredibly enthusiastic, providing us with a fan, bowls, and chopsticks, teaching us how to use the stove, and letting us use all the kitchen utensils and condiments. Because the atmosphere was so fantastic and the decor so new, we even spent an entire day just relaxing at the hotel (lying flat) because Xiamen was so hot those days 😂. All in all, this is the best hotel I've ever stayed in.

Traveling to Xiamen, I stayed at this hotel. The environment is excellent, and the room was clean and hygienic. The front desk staff were very patient and helpful. It was a fantastic check-in experience. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Xiamen, especially since the location is superb – just a short walk to Zhongshan Road. Highly, highly recommend!

Honestly, during the off-season, for a room type like this at just over 150 (CNY), staying on the 60th floor is incredibly good value for money. The room itself is quite spacious. I actually booked this place after reading a review, and honestly, I think it's perfectly fine. I dislike situations where customers are clearly in the wrong or leave bad reviews unfairly, and then the boss blames and scolds the staff. I don't like that. So, sometimes when guests are being unreasonable or trying to take advantage, whether it's a staff member or the owner responding, I think it's perfectly acceptable. A spade is a spade.

What a waste of a good location, the service was absolutely disgusting, I'm never coming back! I was traveling with my child and had a reservation. We arrived at 1:30 PM, only to be told there were no rooms available and we had to wait. Fine, I'll wait. But when I asked when a room would be ready, they said they didn't know, just 'before 3 PM,' with a totally impatient attitude. Finally, at 3:26 PM, they told me a room was ready... Okay, I swallowed that. But then they insisted I provide my infant child's household registration or ID? My kid has been on planes and high-speed trains without needing an ID, why is it different here? I even endured that. The worst part was the staff member's even more atrocious attitude. She threatened me, saying if I didn't show the child's ID, she'd call the duty manager!! Are you kidding me? Am I here to be threatened by you? I've stayed in 95% of five-star hotels all over the world, and none of them have such unique requirements. If your rules are different, can't you just explain it properly? Why threaten guests???? Why don't you just call the police and accuse me of child trafficking??? What a joke!!!!!!!!!!

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!

If you're traveling to Fuzhou, I highly recommend this guesthouse! It's located within the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, very close to the main street but surprisingly quiet. The guesthouse staff are fantastic; they proactively reached out, helped us with our luggage, and even made us three special drinks that they're planning to launch, which everyone absolutely loved 😌 The guesthouse design is beautiful and great for photos, and the rooms are clean. The mung bean soup they prepared for check-in and the daily breakfasts were also incredibly delicious 😋