Quanzhou Travel Must-Visit River View Hotel

A spontaneous trip naturally requires choosing a comfortable hotel to stay in. A hotel located in the city center, convenient and imbued with local cultural sentiments, can make you feel the warmth of home even when you're in a foreign land. 📍Quanzhou Taihe Intercontinental Hotel🏨 ✔️Situated in the Quanzhou comprehensive commercial complex Donghai Taihe Plaza, surrounded by boutique shopping malls, the city's prosperity and convenience are at your doorstep. ✔️The hotel's design is derived from local elements, and surprises can be found everywhere inside. Decorations featuring Quanzhou and Southern Fujian elements are visible throughout, making a walk inside a journey of discovery into Southern Fujian culture. ✔️The river view rooms are spacious, and in their decor, they incorporate the characteristic elements of the city known as the 'starting point of the Maritime Silk Road'. Full panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offer a view of the river landscape, enchanting from dawn to dusk. The lit-up Ferris wheel at night adds a touch of romance to the window view, maximizing the holiday vibe. ✔️Yuan She full-time restaurant offers a buffet dinner with carefully cooked seasonal fresh ingredients, and breakfast includes a variety of Southern Fujian snacks such as Mianxian Hu, Wuxiang Roll, Beef Soup, Peanut Soup, and more. ✔️The Chinese restaurant Tai Fu offers authentic Cantonese cuisine. ✔️Especially fond of the hotel's fifth-floor sky river view terrace, closer contact with the blue sky and white clouds, immersed in it, watching the boats sail by, feeling the intimate touch of the sun, you find the soft emotions within, giving all the ambiences a new life. Surroundings: 1. Cangpu Fishing Village: Retains the original fishing village appearance, with oyster shell houses built from sea oyster shells, where you can take beautiful photos with hairpins. 2. West Street: The oldest historical street in Quanzhou city area, behind the winding alleys, foodies can also get many special snacks here. 3. Kaiyuan Temple: A thousand-year-old temple, founded during the Tang Dynasty, the temple houses ancient relics such as the Tang Dynasty 'Sanglian Ancient Tree' and the Southern Song Dynasty 'East and West Twin Towers', embodying the beauty of Quanzhou's typical multiculturalism. 4. Zhongshan Road: The colonnaded arcades along Zhongshan Road are characteristic of the rainy southern country, encapsulating the essence of Nanyang-style architecture, making it impossible to put down the camera. The Goldfish Alley intersecting with Zhongshan Road also hides many ancient snacks. 5. Chengtian Temple: The first feeling upon entering is one of clarity and tranquility. It feels as if all the bad luck has been washed away, replaced by good fortune and luck 😺~ ❤️Quanzhou, worth another visit!