Metropolo Jinjiang Hotels(Fuzhou Three Lanes And Seven Alleys east street)

The hotel's location is excellent, right next to Juchunyuan and Dameng Food Street, and across from Dameng is Sanfang Qixiang, which is super convenient. It's also very close to the subway station, making getting around a breeze. The hotel's cleanliness is good, and the rooms aren't small, with all the necessary amenities. I hope the breakfast selection could be a bit more varied, but it's not a big deal since Fuzhou has so many great local snacks. On the last day, they kindly extended my check-out time to 2:30 PM, which was very thoughtful and perfectly aligned with my train schedule. Excellent service!

The hotel is super close to the subway, just a 3-minute walk away, and only an 8-minute walk to Sanfang Qixiang and Daming Food Street, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. The twin beds can be pushed together, and the water pressure is great with hot water coming on very quickly. The only downside is that the mattress is too soft, but everything else is absolutely perfect. Plus, they have a robot that delivers food if you order takeout!

The room was decent. I specifically chose the one with two 1.2m beds that could be pushed together, so it wasn't crowded for two adults and two kids. It's also quite close to Sanfang Qixiang, just a few minutes' walk away. However, there were three drawbacks: 1. There's no parking lot. I had to park across the street for 80 a day, and the hotel only reimbursed 25. 2. The hotel is undergoing minor renovations at the moment, so there might be some noise (though it didn't affect us as we were out during the day). 3. The laundry room was not open.

Although I checked in quite late, I want to thank the front desk staff for upgrading me to a suite. My trip to Fuzhou was very comfortable this time, I ate a lot of delicious food, and had a great time. Fuzhou truly is a blessed city, I'll definitely visit again! Thumbs up! 👍

The hotel is conveniently located near Sanfang Qixiang, and it's just a short walk to Ming Food Street in the evenings, making it super easy to grab snacks. The subway station is also close by, with direct access to both train stations. Everything you need for dining, entertainment, and shopping is easily accessible. The room itself is spacious enough and I really liked the vintage decor.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the subway, making it super convenient to get anywhere. The facilities are great, and the service attitude is very good.

Cons: The room had a strong musty smell as soon as I entered, so if you're sensitive to that, you might want to reconsider staying here. The hygiene was just average, and the decor felt outdated. Pros: The location is excellent, and the price is relatively cheap. To the right, you'll find the Dongbai Shopping Center, and walking south leads directly to Sanfang Qixiang. There's also a Sanfu downstairs, making it a one-stop shop for dining, entertainment, and shopping. Suggestion: The owner should consider renovating.

Traveling with my elderly parents and child, we stopped in Fuzhou for one night. We booked a family room, and it was perfect for three adults and one child – quite spacious! It's very close to Sanfang Qixiang and the food street, and the subway station is also nearby. Lots of convenient dining options around! The only downside was that there was renovation work on the 8th floor, causing some unpleasant odors. We only got two breakfast vouchers, but thankfully, us younger folks don't usually eat breakfast anyway! (I even tried the online trick of asking for an extra voucher for a good review, but an older lady at the front desk quite unhappily refused! Oh well, we weren't really planning on eating it anyway!)

The room was spacious and odorless. Although it faced the street, it was surprisingly quiet at night, not noisy at all. The shower had excellent water pressure, making for a very comfortable wash. The front desk staff had a great service attitude. The hotel's location is very convenient, just a few minutes' walk from Sanfang Qixiang.