Hotels With Bar in Fujian, China

Booked this hotel for a business trip. The front desk staff were friendly and incredibly diligent. They offered turn-down service, and the breakfast in the morning had a great variety and was very plentiful. It's only one bus stop away from the airport and easy to find.

Hotel is located in strategic location. It is very close to department store, walking street and metro station line 1. Hotel offers adequate breakfast and hot food. The room is comfy with big bathroom. The only downside of this hotel is no sound proof. I heard every noises from street horn, upstair, downstair and the worst of this trip was... my room is next to fire exit and house keeping room in the 3rd floor. This was so so annoying and was interrupt with my sleep every night!!!

Very good hotel, close to biggest industry which is just a short walk opposite. Area is now much better than before ...food just downstairs ..kfc and Chinese restaurant in shoplots on ground floor.

I arrived at the hotel in the morning to check in. The room I booked wasn't ready yet, but after asking, I found out there was a family room available immediately. I decisively opted for it, and the handsome guy at the front desk even gave me a discount, upgrading me directly to a sea-view family suite. The room and all its facilities were clean, tidy, and well-equipped. The room offered a 180-degree sea view, with Gulangyu Island, Yanwu Bridge, the Twin Towers, the ferry terminal, and even warships all visible at a glance. Both the night view and the daytime scenery were absolutely stunning. The hotel is centrally located, making it convenient to go anywhere.

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.

The location is great, right on Zhongshan Road, so it's super convenient to take a stroll in the evening. The bedding is comfortable, especially the pillows, and the smart toilet was a big hit with my family. Both the outdoor kids' room and the balcony room have plenty of space for activities, and the drying rack for clothes was a nice touch. I apologize for the oversight, but the breakfast selection was also quite extensive for its price range, including shrimp and noodles. Overall, there was a good variety of food.

I stayed at this hotel hidden in the ancient city during the holidays, and it was a fantastic experience with incredible value for money. I forgot to take photos of the room, but it looked exactly like the pictures in the hotel's room type description, which was reassuring. If you're driving, you can park your car in the parking lot outside the ancient city, and the hotel provides a convenient 24-hour shuttle service. The hotel has a typical ancient city courtyard style with plenty of spacious areas, and it's very photogenic! The room decor was unique and roomy, making for a very comfortable stay. Especially at night, sitting on the terrace was incredibly quiet, completely undisturbed by the hustle and bustle of the scenic area. The location is excellent; stepping out of the hotel's main courtyard leads you right to a food street. The hotel staff provided excellent service and were very quick to respond to requests. Overall, it far exceeded my expectations!

To the Management and Team, I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation for the exceptional hospitality I experienced during my stay at your hotel. From January 9th to 10th, I was warmly accommodated in Room 315 of the Lingbo Building, and I was truly impressed by the outstanding service provided by your staff. In particular, I wish to commend your front desk team for their professionalism, kindness, and efficiency. Their attentive and courteous approach made me feel genuinely welcomed and well cared for throughout my stay. I would also like to give special thanks to Mr. Zheng Ziheng from your Marketing Department. His genuine warmth, thoughtful assistance, and attentive hospitality went above and beyond my expectations. In him, I see the future of tourism in China—a future built on passionate, dedicated, and truly guest-centered professionals who not only meet but exceed the expectations of those they serve. It is clear that your hotel cultivates a culture of excellence, and I look forward to the opportunity to stay with you again. I am confident that with such a committed team, your establishment will continue to earn the trust and admiration of guests from near and far. With warm regards, Emily Tan emilyemery@hotmail.com 尊敬的管理团队及全体同仁： 您好！首先，请允许我以最诚挚的心情，向贵宾馆表示衷心的感谢。在1月9日至10日入住凌波楼315房期间，我深深感受到了贵馆无微不至的服务与温暖备至的关怀。 特别要赞扬的是每一位前台员工——他们始终以亲切的笑容、专业的态度和高效的协助，让我在入住期间倍感舒心与便利。他们不仅展现了卓越的职业素养，更以细腻周到的服务，诠释了“宾至如归”的真正含义。 此外，我必须特别提及营销部的郑梓恒先生。他以极大的热情与真诚给予了我超越期待的关怀与协助，其细心体贴的款待令人如沐春风。在他身上，我看到了中国旅游业未来发展的美好缩影——正是这样一批充满热忱、尽心尽责的专业人才，用实际行动传递着 hospitality 的温度，也为行业树立了熠熠生辉的标杆。 在此，谨以最美好的祝愿，感谢贵馆培养出如此优秀的团队，也期待未来能有更多机会再次感受这份令人难忘的款待。相信凭借这样的服务精神，贵宾馆必将赢得更多宾客的赞誉与信赖！ 顺祝商祺， Emily Tan 敬上 微信号：EmilyTan(Emery)

We made a last-minute decision to travel, and since it was a family trip with kids and seniors, we needed two rooms near Sanfang Qixiang. This was the only place that met all our criteria, so I reluctantly booked it despite the high price. The car was parked in a public parking lot for 50 RMB/day. We found the entrance to 'Wenrufang,' turned right after passing it, and saw the stone lions, which marked the hotel. **Ambiance:** The reception area of this hotel is housed in the original old building. The beams have been reinforced, but you can still glimpse the ancient wood. The 'four waters returning to the hall' (sishui guitang) garden design is quite captivating and worth savoring. **Accommodation:** The lodging section is in a newly built single-story addition. We were on the second floor. There were many rooms, but they were quite small. The cleanliness was acceptable, but the shower water was inconsistent – hot then cold. Bathing my child in the freezing water made me want to curse, especially considering the 2K RMB per night price tag. **Hygiene:** My family is very particular about hygiene, which was one reason we chose this place. It's newly opened, with no strange odors, and the location is good. Upon entering the room, I checked for dust on the tables and examined the sheets – everything was clean, so I didn't even use disposable sheets. I'd like to commend the cleaning lady here; she was tall, sturdy, proactive, enthusiastic, and efficient! **Service:** The hotel has been open for less than six months and is not yet on Dianping. In the afternoon, someone contacted us to ask about our arrival time, which I said would be after midnight. Later, when I couldn't find the hotel, I called the front desk again. They added me on WeChat and sent me the location, which finally helped me find it. Perhaps it's because I've experienced hotels in other cities offering tangyuan (sweet dumplings) upon arrival on Chinese New Year's Day, creating a warm feeling for guests. However, when we arrived at this hotel, the front desk staff was rather wooden. We weren't given toiletries for the children, and the extra blanket we requested wasn't ready. (I had to ask for this blanket five times before they finally provided one, initially claiming they only had one, then magically producing another). No one helped us with our luggage even though we arrived just after midnight; the front desk staff simply stood there. When I asked about the possibility of a late checkout, they asked me to leave a good review in exchange, which I found a bit ridiculous. I paid 7K RMB for two nights; I shouldn't need to exchange conditions for a late checkout. **Breakfast:** Breakfast is served to the right of the accommodation building (it seems to be outsourced). It's a breakfast market in the morning and a coffee shop during the day. A young man wearing a mask handled both the breakfast clean-up and luggage handling during the day. On Chinese New Year's Day, when we went for breakfast, there wasn't much left. On the second day, we went early and got to try the Laohua soup, fish ball, and rouyan soup that we missed the day before. Overall, the variety was good, allowing for a pleasant breakfast experience. We stayed on the 17th and 18th, and the price was outrageously expensive, but it was our own fault for deciding last minute. However, the hotel is very close to Aiqing Tree (Love Tree); just turn right out of the alley.

Our stay was incredibly satisfying, and if we ever return to Xiamen, we'll definitely choose the Lujiang Hotel again: 1. The hotel's location is excellent. It's very close to both Gulangyu Island and Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street. In the morning, you can take a ferry to Gulangyu from the First Wharf to Neicuo'ao Wharf, and in the afternoon, return from Sanqiutian Wharf to the Ferry Terminal. The Ferry Terminal is right opposite the hotel, so it's just a short walk back. As for Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street, it's literally downstairs from the hotel, which is super convenient. 2. The hotel service is top-notch, truly five-star quality. The front desk upgraded us to a sea-view king room, allowing us to enjoy beautiful ocean views both morning and evening. The welcome fruit and mini-bar were also a nice touch. The housekeeping service was incredibly detail-oriented, and the reception staff were very warm and attentive. 3. The hotel's decor is fantastic. From the lobby and elevators to the guest rooms, everything is designed in a Republic of China (Minguo) style. Even small details like the weighing scale and tea sets perfectly match the hotel's overall ambiance. The entire decoration style is very consistent and well-executed.