Hot Springs Hotels in Fujian, China

The hotel's garden is absolutely beautiful, and the atmosphere is quiet and elegant, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. It's incredibly relaxing to just be there. The location is also excellent; it's very convenient for dining out and shopping. The soundproofing in the rooms is great, so it's very quiet at night, ensuring a wonderful night's sleep. Breakfast is exquisitely presented, making for a truly ceremonial dining experience. But what truly stands out is the service! When we arrived, it was raining, and the reception staff immediately came over to help us with umbrellas, getting themselves wet in the process – it was incredibly thoughtful. Such a warm and attentive hotel is a rare find; every detail makes you feel secure and comfortable. Whether for a trip, a vacation, or just a relaxing short stay, this place is absolutely perfect. I will definitely be back!

We drove 7 hours from Ningbo, and this hotel is right in the city center. For a May Day holiday stay, the value for money was pretty good. Getting around the city is convenient by subway, and the station is right downstairs. Plus, the subway was free on May Day! The room was quite spacious, and I was really happy with the double sinks and bathtub. It was also pretty quiet at night. Breakfast was standard; it probably falls a bit short compared to five-star hotels in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai area. The parking lot is on B3, and driving down there was a bit of a test for my parking skills. All the popular city attractions were swarming with people, so we skipped them, but Fudao is genuinely great. I recommend going early in the morning or around 5 PM, starting at entrance 3, and walking to entrance 5 or 7. It's about 5 kilometers and takes around 1.5 hours.

This place was lovely. The room: Clean, modern, no cheap furniture falling apart… well-designed. The shower is great. The tea set much appreciated and the water kettle lined with metal so you’re not leaching plastics into your water. The tea was super lovely too—tea sets without tea would be sad, so this felt complete. Wifi connection was good too. Service: the people were friendly, helpful, and quick to make suggestions. Even with the language barrier (my fault, I don’t speak Chinese… yet) we always managed. They also always said a friendly hello back. They also let me choose my room out of two options, which was super appreciated as I’m very sensitive to smell, and one of them was smoke-free. 😊 Environment: on one of the main roads of the old town, that isn’t closed off for scooters. It’s super easy to get to and explore both the old town and more local food options further down the road (highly recommend the fried duck and ginger, you’ll see the rotating fryers and smell it well before you see it). Lots of other food and cafes around—sharing some pictures of things you can get within 100m. The only thing is that due to the road and shops and cafes the noise can be quite loud till pretty late on one side of the hotel. I sleep pretty ok being used to cities, but if you want something quiet the rooms on the other side look into a school field—much quieter.

This hotel is located right within the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys scenic area, seamlessly blending in with its attractions. At first glance, you might even mistake it for one of the old mansions! The 'Fuzhou' stone at the entrance and the walls covered in firecracker flowers draw plenty of people for photos. They offer exclusive, special services: delicate snacks, fresh fruit, and a warming, small alcoholic drink. **Room Facilities**: The rooms are entirely Chinese-style. The elegant peony mural above the bed, symbolizing 'spring filling the garden,' and the black-themed furniture are arranged very comfortably. **Value for Money**: Overall, Fuzhou hotel prices offer good value. Coming back from Chaozhou, the difference in room quality for the same price is quite significant, so I think the value here is really high. **Breakfast**: Served at the restaurant directly opposite. While the variety isn't huge, it includes local specialties like oyster omelets and 'Laohua' (a local noodle soup). I heard it used to be at another Michelin-starred restaurant – I hope they can switch back to that one next time! **Bed**: Large and comfortable. **Hygiene**: Clean. **Parking**: There's a dedicated parking lot, but since the entire scenic area has stone slab paths, pushing a suitcase is a bit inconvenient. Also, cars can't reach the hotel entrance directly, so you have to walk a bit. Our driver wasn't familiar with the area, which led to a longer detour, making it quite inconvenient. **Room View**: Opening the wooden lattice windows, you see ancient, quaint surrounding walls. **Location & Transportation**: Right in the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys scenic area. For going out, entering from Tonghu Road is more convenient. **Service**: I felt at ease as soon as I arrived. The uncle at the door carried all my luggage to the room and gave very detailed instructions and explanations. I even thought he was the owner! [Thumbs Up] The most thoughtful touch was the preserved plums – they were quite tasty. However, on the second day, the uncle only placed my luggage outside. If it could have been taken all the way to the roadside, I think the service would have been even more exceptional. **Bathroom Facilities**: Bright and spotless, with a powerful shower. The hotel's facilities and decor are all very ancient and elegant, exuding a tranquil charm. Looking at the large koi, I feel like I could spend an entire day just in the hotel.

Even on a business trip, I got to enjoy beautiful scenery! The Xiangyu Hotel's convenient location with its views of the Jiulong River and garden scenery was truly a balm for the soul. After work, I relaxed in the hot spring to relieve stress, and enjoyed the river view from the balcony. The room was clean and tidy, perfect for both work and rest, making it my top choice for travel. It also provided great photo opportunities! The service was efficient, and the facilities were excellent, suitable for both meetings and leisure. Beauty and quality coexist here. It was raining in Zhangzhou, but my mood was beautiful! I'll definitely choose this place again for my next business trip. 👍

This hotel has a really great atmosphere, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly. I picked this hotel without much research, and I'm so glad I did—it completely exceeded my expectations. It's also super close to all the attractions and the train station. I highly recommend staying here!

When the hotel first opened, I saw a video about it, so when I came to Zhangzhou this time, I chose to stay here. Good aspects: The environment is indeed excellent, with a large footprint. The hotel as a whole is grand, and the greenery and views are very pleasant. Soundproofing is decent, and the rooms and public areas are clean. The complimentary sweet soup was delicious, and the fruit was fresh and thoughtful. No strange smells. The parking lot is spacious and clean. Areas for improvement: 1. During check-in, the front desk was aware that three people, including one child, would be staying in the room, but they didn't ask if we needed extra toiletries, nor were any provided in the room. 2. Throughout our stay, we encountered several staff members, but surprisingly, only four of them actively greeted guests: the young man who delivered disposable cups that evening, the cleaning lady (PA) in the public restroom in the lobby the next day, the staff member in charge of the coffee machine at breakfast, and one front desk staff member during check-out. Many others we saw simply walked past us. 3. The room (5320) had insufficient power outlets. Of the few available, the one at the bar counter was not only unusable, but the entire panel was about to fall off when unplugging something. Additionally, the small desk lacked a tabletop outlet, only having one on the floor, which required crouching to use. 4. The floor of the shower stall and the outer floor were basically at the same level, and the drainage trench was shallow. When showering, water would overflow, which was a bit awkward. 5. As other guests mentioned online, the souvenir was indeed 'invisible' and required guests to ask for it. When we checked out, it was Mid-Autumn Festival, and the staff member offered a fan as a gift, which differed from what other guests reportedly received. It also had lower relevance and brand coherence. 6. The Ctrip benefits included a free Didi (ride-hailing) service to the ancient city. The front desk also knew we might go to the ancient city after checking in and were planning to take a taxi, but they did not proactively ask if we needed help arranging a car. In summary, these are my and my husband's brief impressions after our one-day stay. Overall, for the price during the National Day holiday, the hotel offered very good value in terms of hardware services. However, for female guests hoping for certain 'soft' services in a five-star hotel, it doesn't meet the value and expectations for its price point.

The hotel was good. It's quite close to the attractions I visited, and transportation is convenient. The breakfast was surprisingly good too, with local specialties like 'Laohua' (a type of noodle soup) and fish balls, which were delicious. The room was clean and well-arranged, and I particularly enjoyed the smart toilet – very comfortable. The hotel service was also excellent; I arrived quite late, and they thoughtfully provided an eye mask and earplugs.

I don't often give five-star recommendations for hotels, but this one truly deserves it! Originally, I planned to stay at a hotel within Sanfang Qixiang, but as Chinese New Year approached, prices skyrocketed to an absurd level, so I gave up on that idea. My child accidentally stumbled upon this hotel online. A quick search showed it was also near Sanfang Qixiang, and the price was just right, so we booked it without hesitation. Upon arrival, someone helped us with our luggage and took it up to the elevator. The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming. Seeing that we had a child, they even upgraded our room! The upgraded room was fantastic – spacious with a large table, perfect for my child to do some writing. We could also gather around the table and watch TV together, which was very convenient. The hotel's location is superb, close to all the attractions. Sanfang Qixiang is within walking distance, and Lin Zexu's birthplace memorial is just a ten-minute walk away. Other attractions are also quickly accessible by taxi; we went to Fudao and the Forest Park, and taxis both ways were very convenient. There's a convenience store downstairs from the hotel, and directly opposite is a shopping mall. Zhu Fugui is inside, along with McDonald's, KFC, Pizza Hut, Luckin Coffee, and a whole host of other fast food and coffee shops. On the hotel's ground floor, there's a bakery, a restaurant, and a children's play area. Although the play area is small, it's perfectly adequate, and every evening I saw staff diligently cleaning it. The bakery's bread is very reasonably priced; we even bought a few to take with us when we left Fuzhou. I highly recommend the restaurant on the first floor. We ate dinner there for two consecutive nights. This restaurant ranks second on Dazhong Dianping, the taste is excellent, portions are generous, and it features Fujian specialties. Many locals also dine here, and we noticed it was quite busy in the evenings, which shows how popular it truly is. The service here is excellent, and it offers great value for money – highly recommended! The hotel breakfast is also served at this same restaurant on the first floor. The breakfast entirely considers the guests' experience; in addition to the standard breakfast items found at other hotels, it also offers many Fuzhou local specialties such as Mianxian paste, Laohua, and fish balls, allowing those who don't have time to try local snacks to enjoy them thoroughly at breakfast. In summary, our whole family was very satisfied with our three-day, two-night stay here. The staff were all very warm and patient. The hotel room was clean and tidy; even for someone with mild潔癖 (germaphobia) like me, I found it exceptionally clean, which shows a lot of genuine effort. I strongly recommend it to everyone, especially tourists visiting Fuzhou with children.

Great location! It's about a 10-minute taxi ride to Sanfang Qixiang, and there's a bus stop right across the street, plus it's very close to the subway station. On holidays, you can even get to many places for free, which makes getting around super convenient. The room was clean and tidy with no strange odors, and the bed was very soft (though I personally prefer a slightly firmer mattress). The staff were really enthusiastic and even combined our bookings so we wouldn't have to switch rooms halfway through our stay. The best part is that the hot water is from a hot spring; after showering, my skin felt so smooth I didn't even need lotion – that's a huge plus for someone from the north! Excellent value for money [grin].