Xiamen Qian Mansion-1929 (Zhongshan Road Maternity and Child Zhenhai Road Subway Station)

Xiamen's hidden gem: a Republic of China-era courtyard that's incredibly photogenic and full of ambiance ✨ This century-old 'qiancuo' (southern Fujian traditional house) mansion, with its Banson restaurant, offers a new picturesque scene with every step. Red brick archways, floral tiled floors, and lush courtyard greenery – dining in this old villa provides an immersive experience of Xiamen's modern architectural beauty. - Exploring the old mansion, a peaceful half-day - One courtyard, one mansion, a city's old charm - Traces of time, moments in an old house The front desk staff were so warm and lovely, like neighbors in an old alley – enthusiastic, thoughtful, and patient. The service experience was excellent! 👍

The environment has a strong Republic of China feel, and the decor is excellent, making up for not staying on Gulangyu Island. The kittens in the courtyard are very playful. The only thing is that there are no children's toothbrushes. The service is very enthusiastic and transportation is quite convenient.

This hotel is really great, and the staff are very attentive. Even though we arrived late for check-in, a male staff member was still on the phone verifying information and sending the hotel's location. We checked out quite early, and it seemed like it was their break time, but he was still on duty. They work really hard. I would definitely consider this hotel again if I come back to Xiamen. It feels like a comfortable place to stay for a while and explore at a relaxed pace. Very comfortable indeed~

Very close to the subway station. It's an old Republican-era villa with a Nanyang style. There's a cat in the yard, and the environment is very nice. No breakfast. It's a five-minute walk to Zhongshan Ferry Terminal. I'll choose this place again next time.

Yes, I booked another room at the same guesthouse; it was indeed a fantastic experience. My friend, who went ahead, spoke highly of it, and I can confirm their words were true. The room environment is clean and fresh, and the terrace, full of green plants and red bricks, has a lot of character. There's also a nearly all-day tea room, and for certain room types, staff provide afternoon tea. You can chat with friends there, or sit alone, type, and enjoy the view – a truly excellent experience.

Qian Mansion might seem like it's tucked away in an alley, but it's actually very easy to find. You can park directly in the public parking lot right next door. Although the parking fee is a bit expensive, it's still cheaper than the one next to it, where the Huayuan Building charges 240 for a day. The interior of the mansion is indeed lovely, with a great vintage feel, and all the facilities are still in good condition. The internal amenities aren't particularly old or broken; they've been very well maintained. The owner has excellent taste and even gave us some souvenirs, which was a nice touch. There's also tea downstairs, and the cold brew tea is quite good.

The front desk staff were incredibly gentle and warm-hearted; they patiently and thoroughly answered and resolved all my questions. Moreover, Qian Mansion boasts an excellent location, making it convenient to get anywhere. It will definitely be my top choice for my next trip to Xiamen.

The room was very clean, and the staff (especially the young lady) provided excellent and enthusiastic service. The little cat was also adorable. The location is convenient, right on Zhongshan Road. I will definitely come again.

Facilities: Well-equipped Cleanliness: Quite clean Ambiance: Rustic decor Service: Very welcoming