Inns in Fujian, China

We really enjoyed our stay in this hotel. The room was big and sunny, very silent, the bed comfortable, the heating worked really well and the shower gets nice and hot if you wait for a while. It’s off season right now, but we were still surprised to see that the hotel was practically empty, it deserves more clients. It’s one of the few hotels inside the park which is very convenient, and much nicer than the ones outside of the park that look really sad and ugl. We much preferred waking up with a view on the tea plantations. The staff doesn’t speak English at all but they’re very kind and will try their best to understand all your needs through translation apps. We ended up staying a day less and they were kind enough to give us the breakfast for free. They will also offer you to taste their local tea in the hall, which is delicious and served in the traditional way which is fascinating to watch. The furniture and overall look of the hotel might be a little dated, but we actually liked it, it gives character compared to all the ultra modern, aseptic hotels. The breakfast was really abundant and delicious, typical of the area which we loved. The only real inconvenience is that didi won’t be able to leave you at the hotel entrance, it will be stopped at the park entrance which is a 10 minutes walk on a road busy with all the park’s buses. The solution is either booking the car directly through the hotel, or ask the hotel to register your didi’s plate so it can enter the park. We did this when we visited the nearby Xiamei village and it worked.

Excellent service from the lady boss and the staff. From the time I contacted her, she sent me lots of information about getting to the guesthouse. More importantly, she followed up with me to ensure that I am on the right track to the guesthouse. This was very much appreciated as I had a flight delay and that messed up my original travel plan. The lady boss was very proactive in ensuring that I find my way to the guesthouse. The lady boss' daugther is very cute and adorable. She shared part of her orange with me and when I told her that I liked it, she went off and got one for me! Even wanted to help me with my luggage but a little difficult as she's only 8 years old. The guesthouse is located on top of a small hill and lady boss will pick up guests at the bottom of the hill; actually, in my opinion, hardly needed as it's only 10 minutes or less walk up a gentle slope but she does the pickup as part of the service that they offer. The room is very nice and clean. The toilet is western style and has a very nice touch - spot lights are installed on the toilet ceilings and when the nights are cold, you will really appreciate the warmth from these lights after coming out from your shower! And finally, they will drive guests out to 2 of the best viewpoints for the Tianluokeng cluster at no additional charge.

This is my second stay here, and the hygiene is excellent! The atmosphere is particularly inviting, which is why I chose this hotel again for my business trip to Fuzhou. The service is warm and attentive, completely different from the 'eight-teeth-showing' SOP service you might find in large star-rated hotels. It feels a bit casual, but in that casualness, there's a genuine, caring attitude, like that of family or friends. It's not just like being at home; it *is* like coming home. Due to the objective architectural structure, the room furnishings can't compare to those of star-rated hotels. The furniture might seem a bit old, or perhaps its vintage style gives the 'old' illusion, but this is exactly the 'vibe' I'm looking for.

Overall, I am satisfied with the old-fashioned style. The room is clean and tidy with complete facilities. Some suggestions: First, after booking a room, you have to go to the door by yourself, unlike other B&B owners who will contact you +V to remind you of things to pay attention to. Second, the house is not far from the north and south entrances of Wuyi Mountain, and is only across a bridge from the dining area, but you need to explore there by yourself. Third, when I was staying upstairs at night, I met two people chatting and walking around. The room was not soundproofed and the noise was very loud. I was woken up at around two o'clock in the middle of the night. I went out to look for the service staff, but no one was on duty. I could only stand in the yard and shout. Later, I ran upstairs and knocked on the door to remind them before they went to sleep quietly.

I only given an Honest opinion of our stay, let start with a positive note the staff was very friendly & helpful also very close to main hubs . Lucky I can speak Chinese otherwise I wouldn’t be able to get into our room due to code changed by the owner also if you can’t understand Chinese you won’t be able to find this place at all, I’d to ask 3 or 4 people to find this place because is situated inside an alley way for local residents it’s not a hotel it’s more like a Airbnb. We were given room no.2 on the ground floor which was reek with cigarette smells from receptionist area & people next door the room smells really bad from sewerage poor ventilation Very noisy neighbors talking loudly till late, the wall must be paper thin, our bed was really hard you can feel every spring , we believe it’s the base of the bed they were using by mistake because western bed came in 2 segments bottom a hard spring & top are soft without springs, we were so uncomfortable in that bed we couldn’t sleep the whole night also due to noise from nearby. The deco was ok in the room thanks God the aircon works well by the way there is NOT a single hook you can hang your clothes.

A serene and charming inn in a lovely village. We stayed 3 nights but most people stay 1 or 2. Needless to say, the tulou are incredible. The proprietor, a 26th generation local, is very helpful and responsive. He gave us a map of the village, explained the ”rules” of self-guided tulou tours (e.g., if the front door is open, you may go in and look around the ground floor), and arranged a driver and itinerary during our stay. He could predict our needs, wasn't pushy at all, and made us feel welcome. Fair prices. The inn itself is in a tulou, so expect stairs and people walking through the courtyard. It is in the countryside (think chickens in the AM); we enjoyed the slow pace and quiet evenings. Delicious homestyle local food cooked by the proprietor's sweet mother. Eastern and Western breakfast, coffee available. Laundry and detergent, too. A memorable stay for our family of five. Exactly what we had hoped it would be

Only those who understand Gulangyu will choose this place. Located in the center of the island, not in the bustling downtown, it is convenient and free from the hustle and bustle of the commercial city. Needless to say, Chuncaotang is beautiful. Chuncaofan is from the same family as it. Just below Chuncaotang, Gulangyu's only open-air swimming pool and sightseeing elevator were moved into his private residence. Here you can feel the comfortable, refined and elegant life of our ancestors. It is very worthwhile, and I also want to give a big thumbs up to the housekeeper👍

Finally checked in at Xiamen BIAN Designer Seaview B&B! Stepping inside, I was immediately struck by the floor-to-ceiling sea view windows. Opening them revealed the ocean and palm trees, feeling like I'd stumbled upon a healing island paradise. The room features a retro and gentle design, with wooden furnishings and soft decor that exude quality. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and the bathroom clean and spacious. The lounge chairs on the terrace and the infinity pool create an amazing atmosphere. Sitting there, sipping tea and gazing at the sea, quietly awaiting the sea breeze, gives you that island vacation feeling without having to travel far. The B&B's attention to detail is impressive; it's incredibly photogenic, with every corner perfect for a photo op. Escaping the hustle and bustle, I slowed down here, letting the days merge with the sea. The service was attentive, and the experience was perfect. If you're coming to Xiamen and want to see the ocean, I highly recommend this B&B. It's the top choice for a vacation ❤️

Genuinely enjoyed the stay in Shangqinglou. First, the location... it's perfect. Right at the heart of Ancient Town and very near West Street. They said walls are thin but I never experienced any disturbance during my sleep, I didn't hear any noise coming from the outside. Next, the room, it was very clean and comfortable. I was very relaxed the entire time. Facilities and amenities were more than enough for my needs: hot shower, good bed and sheets, electric kettle, bottled water, towels, etc. They provide hotel level service. Finally, the people there were absolutely wonderful. The nicest people who welcomed me to China. Even when there's language barrier, they made effort to communicate with me. Breakfast was not included in my booking but they gave me plenty of food for breakfast anyway. That is top tier hospitality. And they let me borrow their umbrella when it was raining. Actually I think you could borrow anything you need in case you need them. I would definitely stay in this place again if ever I come back to Quanzhou. Perfect 5/5 experience.

A hundred faints! ! ! Living in an earth building is a very special experience (many earth buildings in scenic spots do not allow people to go upstairs, so you have to pay to go upstairs! You can live here directly). I came here before the National Day. I was very lucky that only two people stayed in the entire earth building. , Hahaha, very quiet and a great experience! The store did a great job in upgrading the room type. I would like to praise the lady at the front desk by name! The person was super nice and even gave us grapefruits and recommended the itinerary in great detail! Went to Tianluokeng to see the rice terraces which were very beautiful! A great experience