Inns in Fujian, China

What an amazing find of a nice cosy hotel with hard to match friendly hospitality and home atmosphere. It's located in a quiet and easy to get to street with easy accessibilty. As it's our first time here we found the assistance accorded tremendously helpful. Whether it's with places of interest to visit or favourable restaurants the recommendations were spot-on. We also found the friendly advice of local culture useful. The tea sessions with the landlord are memorable. We highly recommend a stay at this hotel if you should be thinking of making a visit to this region. We very much look forward to our next visit.

I had a great experience! The location is right inside the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys scenic area. The staff were very welcoming and friendly, which made for a pleasant stay. It's super convenient for getting around. They also offer hair accessory styling and dining options. Staying here makes it very comfortable to explore the scenic area for a whole day. The staff even provide lots of tips and recommendations. If you're driving, parking is a bit further away, but they arrange a shuttle service when you check out. Xiao Guan's service left a lasting impression... highly recommended!

Our stay this time was absolutely fantastic! This European-style villa completely exceeded my expectations and added countless wonderful memories to our trip. The exterior of the villa is very grand, with classic European lines and vintage lighting, making it feel as if we were instantly transported to a charming European town. The surrounding environment is serene and quiet, offering great privacy without feeling isolated. Stepping inside was even more delightful! The interior decoration is exquisite and elegant, brimming with a strong artistic ambiance. The fireplace in the living room (even if decorative), the spiral staircase, and the vintage furniture all contributed to a wonderful atmosphere. The room was spacious and bright, and the bedding was comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The villa manager was incredibly thoughtful, responding promptly to communications and offering many helpful tips for local sightseeing. They made our stay feel as warm and welcoming as coming home.

I booked a room with high points on Ctrip, and it turned out to be a good deal. First of all, it is located in a quiet area in a busy city. It is very close to the Dahongpao performance area on one side, which takes only ten minutes to walk there. It is also close to the Sangu Resort on the other side. You can take the free bus to Wuyishan Scenic Area in 10 minutes. It is convenient! The boss lady was very nice and upgraded us to a round view king room. It was a surprise. You can see the beautiful scenery while lying on the bed. The third and most important thing is that they have breakfast, which is very rich. The rice noodles are super delicious! Finally, I bought their Dahongpao black tea and went back to taste it slowly. Great!

Clean and comfortable Room. Hotel is near to bus stop. Can take 7, 7A, 7B. From ferry station to 西南门里公所 NTD12 per person. Taxi will not be metered and asked to paid for the price of NTD. First time to this island, hopefully, the rest of the traveller can prevent the mistake.

1. **Location is unbeatable:** The hotel is just around the corner from Gangzaihou Beach. After a barefoot stroll in the evening, it only takes 3 minutes to get back to the room for a shower – my wet slippers didn't even have a chance to get smelly! It's also only a 3-minute walk to the Sunlight Rock ticket office, which was perfect for getting there early and being among the first to climb to the top. 2. **Service was a pleasant surprise:** The front desk attendant proactively upgraded my room. Sitting on the rattan chair at night, enjoying the sea breeze and the lights of Xiamen Island across the water, truly brought the vacation vibes to the max. 3. **Details won me over:** The bedding was incredibly soft, like sleeping on a cloud, and even the toiletries were excellent. Most importantly! This kind of hotel, where ”the sea is right outside and the scenery is just a turn away,” is truly worth every penny.

My parents and I stayed and dined at Fuyu Lou, which is considered the grandest Tulou in the Tulou Prince Scenic Area. Our host, Ah Wen, was incredibly warm and attentive; he even picked us up and dropped us off at the village entrance, and treated us to a delightful tea tasting. The dishes prepared by the auntie were incredibly delicious, allowing us to truly savor authentic Tulou cuisine. The courtyard had a wonderful ambiance, becoming particularly stunning in the evenings when the lanterns illuminated. Our room was also very clean, and the high-quality toiletries provided were a nice touch. When my parents felt a bit chilly at night, the auntie, despite already having gone to bed, thoughtfully brought them extra blankets – we were truly grateful for her kindness! Having explored various other Tulou structures throughout the Tulou Prince Scenic Area, we unanimously agreed that Fuyu Lou stands out as exceptional in every aspect – its rich history, beautiful environment, and the wonderful host. We truly made the perfect choice! Our stay and dining experience at Fuyu Lou was undoubtedly the biggest highlight of our entire Fujian trip!

I love staying at Tangtao Yard Hostel. The whole place is historic, homey, comfy and tranquillising. I was so lucky to be greeted by a young boy who is the receptionist at the place. He is super helpful and gave me a map detailing all the major scenic spots at Gulangzu. He even told me where I could find great places for local delicacies, making my whole tour memorable and exquisite. My room was very spacious and quiet. The bedding was spotlessly clean. I fell asleep immediately when l lay on the comfy bed. I would definitely pay a visit here again. Thanks for everything.

Nestled in Quanzhou's West Street is a century-old Qing Dynasty courtyard, exuding both a vibrant atmosphere and poetic charm with its red bricks and white stone, illuminated by lanterns. The most striking feature of this traditional Minnan-style courtyard is its 'red brick and white stone' aesthetic. The red bricks, fired from paddy field clay, boast unique purplish-black textures, earning them the name 'smoke-fired bricks.' The white stones, used to adorn wall corners or window frames, create a harmonious and beautiful contrast with the red. The inn's decor thoughtfully preserves the historical traces of the old house, giving it an ancient charm during the day, yet transforming into a different kind of allure under the evening lights. The courtyard features two teahouses. In the evenings, you can enjoy a movie or play mahjong in the front yard. The entire guesthouse is equipped with Xiaomi smart home devices! Located within West Street, the inn offers easy access to various Minnan specialty snacks just steps outside the door. There are also numerous flower accessory shops right by the courtyard entrance, inviting you to experience the leisurely pace of life here! 📍: Shangqinglou Quanzhou - Qing Dynasty Courtyard Inn

The service was very good, enthusiastic and proactive. This time I went to run a marathon with my friends. The hotel specially arranged breakfast early and arranged a special car to take all runners to the starting point. After the end, there was a special car to pick them up.