Hot Springs Hotels in Fujian, China

I finally found a hidden gem of a hotel! It made my entire trip so much more enjoyable! The hotel is right in the middle of Zhangzhou Old Town, with a parking lot nearby, making it convenient for those driving. The entrance leads directly to the lively old street scenic area, so food, drinks, and entertainment are all super accessible – no need to worry about transportation at all. It truly felt like ”living within the scenery.” What's even more surprising are the service details; after booking, I received a thoughtful message from the front desk, they pre-arranged the shuttle for us, and even kindly helped us with our itinerary. I definitely have to give them a thumbs up! I'll absolutely be back next time!

Traveling with friends, this was my first time staying at this hotel. As soon as I stepped through the door, I was struck by its antique charm. Inside, there's a traditional Chinese courtyard with rockeries, ancient trees, and a pond filled with koi. There are also some exquisite lacquerware displays, decorative paintings, and Shoushan stone carvings, giving the place a very cultural vibe. The room facilities are also quite comprehensive; some rooms even come with a hot tub. Plus, the hotel is located within the Wenrufang area of Sanfang Qixiang (Three Lanes and Seven Alleys), making it incredibly convenient for dining and sightseeing. It's not far from the entrance of the alleys, making it easy to catch a taxi, and it's also close to the Dongjiekou commercial district, so transportation is a breeze. The hotel's downstairs restaurant offers Fuzhou specialty snacks like 'Rou Yan' (meat swallow) and fish balls for breakfast. What's more, right next door is Wenru Jiuhou Min Cuisine Restaurant, a Michelin-starred establishment, and guests get a discount there, which is a nice perk. Another great thing about this hotel is its butler service. From check-in to dining, accommodation, and transportation, guests feel well-cared for. For example, they provide a daily seasonal fruit platter and exquisite snacks, and they'll also give you a detailed introduction to the hotel's facilities, as well as nearby attractions and dining options. This level of service is absolutely fantastic! I hope they keep it up and that the hotel continues to thrive! 😃😃😃🤙🤙🤙

We booked 2 nights stay at Zhangzhou XiangYi hotel on 8 Decemberl. It is located inside the ancient city and is less than 10 mins walk from the main road. The hotel does provide free shuttle bus service to send hotel guests with luggage to and fro the main road. Not sure if it is free both ways as we only requested them to send us to main road after check out. The hotel staff are friendly and helpful. When we arrived, knowing that we had not had lunch yet, the staff named Xiao Ou recommended us a list of good food options surrounding the hotel. The hotel room is clean and cozy with the basic amenities provided. It will be good if the hotel can provide a small piece of soap to wash hands at the sink. So we make do with it by using the shower gel provided. Not a big issue for us. But the hotel does provide dry and wet slippers which is a plus point. The hotel staff also told us to get ear plugs from them if we felt noisy at night as our room is facing some pubs opposite the road. But we did not find it too noisy and slept through the night. Maybe, it is winter season, hence not many people stayed out late at night. The hotel also gave us some vouchers to redeem and use for some activities and food in the ancient city. We only managed to redeem the free muah chee aka glutinous rice balls before we left as we were busy exploring the ancient city. We had an awesome stay at this hotel. It is comfortable and convenient to stay at this hotel as we could stay out late at night to explore the ancient city. It is value for money for its strategic location, price and good service. The hotel staff also gave us a goodie bag filled with the traditional biscuits and sweets of Zhangzhou before we left. Thank you!

We stayed at Paragon when we first got married, but didn't try the hot springs. Now, on our second visit, our child is already four and a half – time really flies! This time, I originally booked a villa room, thinking it would have a private hot spring. At check-in, we were even upgraded to a courtyard room. But when we entered the room, I was really disappointed. The room was super tiny; all the space was given to the courtyard, and there was only a narrow path between the TV and the bed. After dinner, the more I thought about it, the more uncomfortable I felt, so I went to the front desk to give feedback. The trainee staff member and her supervisor were excellent; they immediately moved us to a family room on the 17th floor of the main building and gave us unlimited hot spring tickets. Our child was thrilled to see the tent and toys in the new room. So, definitely don't book the villa rooms; the difference in quality is stark. As for the hot springs, I recommend going first thing in the morning. Each spring is clean and smells lovely. When we went on the first evening, some of the springs even smelled like urine. Overall, after moving to the main building, we were satisfied with the service and everything else. It's great for a weekend getaway. When we were leaving, Cody Chen even came over and proactively offered to arrange parking for us if we visited the ancient town.

I gave it a 4.5-star rating, just to keep them humble and prevent them from getting too proud if it were a perfect 5. 😉 The hotel lobby, though small, is cozy and welcoming. There was a lovely, round-faced lady at the front desk who was especially friendly. The bed in the room was very comfortable, and despite being close to the road, the windows offered good sound insulation. However, the soundproofing between rooms wasn't as great. 😅 The restaurant is on the sixth floor; while the breakfast selection isn't vast, it's sufficient. The rooftop view is also quite nice, making it a perfect spot for sunbathing and relaxing. All in all, I was quite satisfied with my stay!

Transportation: Very convenient to get around, and there are plenty of dining options nearby, right downstairs. Dining: The breakfast is extensive, featuring local Fujian specialties like fish balls and 'bian rou' (wonton-like dumplings), which were delicious. Hygiene: Very clean, and the bathroom has a great wet/dry separation, making for an excellent experience. Service: The service truly deserves full marks. The front desk staff always greeted us with a smile during check-in, and when we checked out, they thoughtfully gave our child a small toy, knowing we had a little one with us! Our child was thrilled and said they want to come back next time!

We were extremely happy with the room. The view, showcasing Qiaoxi Park's ancient bridge, a serene stream, and a wide stretch of vibrant green landscape, was absolutely wonderful! The room itself was very spacious and came fully equipped, with all amenities being in excellent condition.

This is one of the best hotel experiences I've had recently. Considering the price, it offers exceptional value for money! I'd say the actual experience is on par with what you'd expect from a 2000 RMB hotel overseas. We stayed for four nights, which gave us a thorough and in-depth understanding of every aspect of the hotel. The room layout is well-designed with detailed partitioning, making every experience very comfortable. The lighting, in particular, is thoughtfully arranged, and the switches are easy to use! It's clear that the designer not only has an aesthetic eye but also prioritizes practical user experience, balancing both appearance and functionality – which is fantastic! The hotel service was also excellent. Both the front desk and housekeeping staff were very attentive; they genuinely seemed dedicated to their work and not just going through the motions. The hotel's location is also very convenient, offering a quiet retreat in the midst of a bustling area. On our last day, we even walked to Yushan, allowing us to deeply experience local life.

During our wonderful trip with friends, Longjiang Hot Spring Hotel gave us a wonderful surprise. The rooms were spacious and bright, the bedding was clean and comfortable, and there was even a delightful surprise of a small courtyard with a bathtub. The hotel grounds are large and very quiet, offering hot springs and a swimming pool. We found great relaxation here. The receptionist and the butler provided excellent service, responding promptly and effectively resolving all issues. Taxi arrangements are very convenient, and most trips cost less than 10 yuan. There's no need to stay in the bustling old town or city center. Highly recommended! We will definitely choose this hotel again next time we visit Zhangzhou.

Go for it, you won't regret it! This hot spring hotel delivered all the happiness I needed. The environment is absolutely stunning! Surrounded by green mountains, the hot spring pools are nestled among lush greenery, with mist rising all around like a fairy tale – perfect for photos! The service is impeccable; from the moment I was greeted upon arrival, through check-in, and guidance to the hot springs, the staff were constantly smiling, attentive, and incredibly warm, always ready to help. The food deserves huge praise too; the Chinese and Western buffets offered a huge variety, the desserts were exquisite, and even breakfast was so abundant it was dazzling! The value for money is top-notch. I've already recommended it to my best friend, and I definitely plan to come back for a second visit!