4-Star Hotels in Fujian, China

This hotel is located right on a food street. The rooms are new and the air quality is great. They even had the air conditioning on for us before we checked in, which was a nice touch. The room was very spacious, and the hot water for the shower was excellent and fast. The bedding was also very comfortable and clean. The front desk staff were professional and patient. I witnessed some difficult guests making unreasonable demands, and the staff handled it with incredible patience and professionalism. The hospitality industry is tough, and I hope everyone can be more understanding. It's a great hotel and definitely worth recommending!

Loved this beautiful, traditional hotel in Fuzhou. The staff was super accommodating to my dog and extremely helpful. Parking was very convenient right opposite the street where the hotel was in. One note, while the hotel itself was super pet friendly- my dog was even allowed to come with us to the breakfast restaurant and they made sure to arrange a quiet spot- it should be noted that the hotel itself is in a pedestrian area that doesn’t allow dogs. It would have been nice to know this beforehand. When I let the concierge know that we weren’t being allowed into the street, he immediately came running to assist and we were allowed to walk from the hotel and back during our stay, but it would’ve been nice to know beforehand. The staff was kind enough to tell us where in the area I was allowed to walk my dog. The room and amenities were beautiful though and other than the doggy inconvenience we loved our stay. They even were quick and helpful to send back the jacket my mom had forgotten in the room.

The hotel's location is pretty good, about a 10-minute walk to Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street. There are various small restaurants, residential areas, the famous Datong Duck Porridge, and supermarkets all within easy reach. The breakfast was simple with limited choices; though it's advertised until 10 AM, basic fruits were already gone by 9-something. Maybe it was because of the May Day holiday! What was unacceptable was the cleanliness of the room. Staying on the 6th floor, there was a strong sewage smell, the mirror looked like it hadn't been wiped in ages, the fridge wasn't working, and there was virtually no soundproofing. I could clearly hear the neighboring noisy kids every few minutes in the middle of the night, leading to a completely sleepless night.

If you're traveling to Fuzhou, I highly recommend this guesthouse! It's located within the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, very close to the main street but surprisingly quiet. The guesthouse staff are fantastic; they proactively reached out, helped us with our luggage, and even made us three special drinks that they're planning to launch, which everyone absolutely loved 😌 The guesthouse design is beautiful and great for photos, and the rooms are clean. The mung bean soup they prepared for check-in and the daily breakfasts were also incredibly delicious 😋

After more than 10 days of travel, I chose Atour five times, and each time I was touched by the small details. This morning at the breakfast station, I was especially warmed by this 'energetic young man' – from the Luohua rice noodles to Fuzhou snacks, each bowl was prepared with such dedication and care. Even as travelers away from home, we felt our hearts soften from this thoughtfulness. Thank you, Atour, and thank you to this dedicated staff member for making every stay feel so warm! ✨

Highly recommend this hotel! 1. The best thing is its location: inside the ancient city, the North Gate leads to the food street and is next to Taigu Bridge; the South Gate connects to Taiwan Road, making it super convenient to reach all the scenic spots and food areas in the ancient city within minutes! You can slowly experience the ancient city by day and night: mornings are peaceful but full of local life, where you can chat with residents and enjoy local breakfast in nearby streets to start a vibrant day; at noon, it's too hot, so head back for a nap and scroll through your phone; at 4 PM, head out to find food or a spot for coffee and just relax; evenings are all about the hustle and bustle! 2. Hotel environment: It has a courtyard design, with flowers and plants everywhere, making it a quiet oasis in the middle of all the action. It offers the warmth of a B&B with the management of a hotel! 3. Room: We chose the 3rd-floor LOFT, which gave the kids their own space. It would have been even more perfect if the view from the balcony was a bit better! The public area on the 2nd floor is also great, you could sit there all afternoon with a coffee or tea. 4. The ancient city offers a variety of snacks, so you can spend a whole day just walking, stopping, eating, and exploring 😁 Everyone can cross中山公园 (Zhongshan Park) to 青年路 (Qingnian Road) for more food! I recommend 锦群饭店 (Jinqun Restaurant); for a Cantonese foodie like me, it's right up my alley – large portions with that 'wok hei' flavor! It has that street-side stall vibe! We ate there two days in a row. Although the rating isn't high, I've included photos, so you can judge for yourselves.

I booked a 6th-floor terrace room last minute and was pleasantly surprised! The hotel's location is superb, with many attractions nearby, all within walking distance, making getting around incredibly convenient. The private, secluded balcony is tranquil, and the privacy protection is excellent; soaking in a hot bath there was incredibly relaxing. The balcony offers an expansive view and charming scenery, with a clever layout that makes every photo look beautiful – my friends with me couldn't stop praising it. The room was clean and bright, with no missed spots for cleanliness, and the facilities were complete, making for a very comfortable stay. The front desk staff were warm and generous, and the check-in process was simple and quick. They were genuinely sincere and even proactively shared local tips for exploring. With its unique room type and all the high-quality amenities, this was a truly enjoyable stay and definitely worth recommending.

The room felt very clean, and the service was friendly and welcoming. Since it was the off-season, they kindly upgraded our room for free. The location is excellent too; the subway station is right across the street, and a bus stop is just a hundred meters away, which is incredibly convenient for tourists visiting Xiamen. We had a very comfortable stay and have already extended our booking, planning to stay here for our entire week in Xiamen. The hotel breakfast is also very rich and varied, with different options each day, and it tastes delicious.

This hotel is perfect for a family trip. We booked two rooms: a family room with a cute kids' theme that the children absolutely loved, and a suite with three bedrooms and a living room for the six adults. It provided just the right amount of privacy and space, and the soundproofing was excellent. The living room even had an extra toilet. The breakfast was a bit boring; there was minimal variety over our four-day stay, but the taste was decent. The hotel is centrally located on Zhongshan Road. Just be aware that you'll need to quickly unload your luggage and head into the alley to access the elevator, as you can't park on the roadside for long.