Hotels with WiFi in Qufu

"The hotel's location is fantastic, right next to the Confucius Temple. It's incredibly convenient for catching the gate-opening ceremony in the morning and the light show at night, making it perfect for sightseeing and a pleasant stay. The environment is elegant, with exquisite garden scenery, and the service is exceptionally thoughtful and meticulous. It would be even better if the breakfast offered more variety and higher quality."

"Just a short walk to Kong Temple and Kong Mansion. Hotel was in a place boxed in by other building. My room looks out to another building just about 10M away. Room itself was still comfortable enough. Breakfast is ok. Reception staff was polite and greet every time we walk in or out"

"It was pretty good. Although the hotel is a bit old, it's very close to the scenic area, only a five-minute drive away. We had lunch directly at the hotel's Chinese restaurant, where they also introduced the Confucius Family Cuisine, which was great value for money. We had elderly people and children with us, and they kindly extended our check-out by half an hour, which was very considerate. They even gave us a souvenir when we checked out, which was a nice touch."

"The hotel has a predominantly Chinese resort-style vibe, and I'd give top marks for its location, facilities, amenities, and service. Most importantly, the hotel's atmosphere is fantastic. The hotel is just a wall away from the Three Confucius Sites scenic area, but compared to the uninspired tick-the-box sightseeing, a staycation at QuFu JW Marriott completely blows it out of the water. Before coming, I checked some online reviews, and some mentioned the hotel's hardware was subpar. I actually think that's a bit unfair. Firstly, the room's layout is excellent, giving a very well-designed feel. The bathroom features Kohler fixtures, and for a hotel opened in 2019, it even has a Kohler automatic toilet. My only two minor criticisms are that the night light isn't very bright, and the water temperature fluctuates during showers. The hotel's soft furnishings are also very interesting, with many books of ancient Chinese poetry (Shijing) in seal script and bamboo carvings. The decor is very Qufu-esque, incorporating many local elements, which is truly wonderful. Regarding amenities, I tried the hotel's Chinese restaurant and the barbecue restaurant. Both offer great value for money, and the service quality is excellent, with the dishes receiving top marks. At the Chinese restaurant, I recommend the stir-fried shrimp with cabbage, and at the barbecue restaurant, the pork belly skewers. The Chinese restaurant's decor also has a very Confucian feel, and the barbecue restaurant even has a live singer, making the atmosphere truly superb. As for breakfast, guest services actually provided a complimentary one, but they stop serving at 10 AM, and I only woke up at 10:01 AM... This is probably my only minor regret, but it's not a big deal and gives me something to look forward to for my next visit! Here's a small suggestion: for a resort hotel, breakfast should ideally be served until at least 10:30 AM. In terms of guest services, both the concierge and the WeChat butler were excellent, with very prompt responses to requests. I'm very grateful for them making me feel right at home. The welcome fruit delivered in the evening was ginseng fruit, and although there wasn't a huge variety, it was unique and tasted particularly good. Finally, a huge thank you to: the manager of the Chinese restaurant (I actually gave a small suggestion regarding the food presentation, and because of their excellent service attitude, despite a minor issue, they even sent me a fruit platter – truly embodying Qufu hospitality's humble approach), Sun Na and Zhang Xue from housekeeping, and Xiao Yuan and Xiao Gao from guest relations. Thank you all for providing me with such a 'home away from home' experience."

"I was pleasantly surprised by the hotel's courtyard design. It would be even better if they could add a clothes rack or some outdoor seating to the courtyard. The hotel boasts a superb location, right next to the Confucius Temple. The site itself was once a granary, and it's now flanked by a Party School and a Marriott hotel. Interestingly, no buildings in the city are allowed to exceed the height of the Dacheng Hall at the Confucius Temple. Breakfast offers a wide variety. The room's bedding is comfortable, and the bathrooms are spotless. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and helpful; on hot days, they'd always ask if we needed water before heading out. The thoughtful touch of a postcard in the room, paired with a pot of tea, provides a perfect way to unwind after a long journey. From here, you can easily walk to the Confucius Temple to witness its morning gate-opening ceremony, evening gate-closing ceremony, and nightly light show. Food delivery services are readily available nearby, and it's only about 1.5 kilometers from Qufu Normal University."

"The environment is quiet and comfortable, and the guest room facilities are new and complete. The XiaoDu voice assistant is convenient and quick to use, and the cleaning is meticulous. The staff are professional and polite. Breakfast offers a wide variety of delicious options. It's very convenient for travel and sightseeing, making for a pleasant and relaxing stay. A top choice for your trip."

"The main reason for our stay in Qufu was, of course, Confucius, and this hotel has a good location: we could easily walk to the Temple, envy as in with the mansion, then ride a horse pulled cart to the cemetery. Contract fulfilled. The sport place, across the street had fun night activities, and there were a lot of eateries, cheap and delicious, on the block The hotel itself shows its age with some deferred maintenance, such as a rusted parts in the bathroom, a sub-optimal laundry room, and some lacking service: for example, the tea and coffee bags in the room, an Atour highlight, were not replenished, and we were not offered water upon departure. Great breakfast, as always."

"This trip to Nishan digs to the Treasure Hotel! The courtyard-style environment is quiet and elegant, and there is a campground in the courtyard. The location is excellent, close to the Holy Land of Nishan, you can enjoy the gorgeous fireworks show at night without leaving the hotel, and look at the statue of Confucius. The room was clean and tidy, there was no smell, and the living experience was great. The front desk and service staff are gentle and meticulous. The breakfast dishes are rich and varied. Self-driving travel is very convenient, oversized parking lot plus charging piles to solve charging problems. The environment, service, hardware have exceeded expectations, and there are campsites to play. This is the first choice for visiting Nishan Holy Land. I really recommend it!"

"Woke up in the middle of the night to fight mosquitoes and played for an hour. I got up for breakfast in the morning, because the card was ordered, there was nothing to eat, and the wedding was ready to start. It didn't matter if the guests were eating. The audition horn was deafening, and I was still smoking recklessly indoors. I was also drunk. The hotel is generally old, the location is in a residential area, the outside is messy, but the bed in the room is OK."

"The hotel's location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from the Confucius Temple. They offer free parking, including EV charging stations. The front desk staff are warm and attentive, and there's complimentary freshly ground coffee and juice in the lobby. The room was clean and tidy, equipped with a smart speaker, and the bedding was very comfortable. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and they provide hand soap, shampoo, body wash, and conditioner, which all smell quite pleasant."