Hotels With WiFi in Fujian, China

The entire check-in experience was excellent. The front desk staff were warm and patient. It happened to be Christmas Eve, and they promptly offered blessings and apples when I checked in, which was a lovely surprise. The airport shuttle driver was also very friendly and punctual. The hotel is only about a 10-minute drive from the airport, so I didn't miss breakfast even with an early flight, though I did glimpse the spread and it looked quite abundant. The room was very clean and tidy. If I pass through Fuzhou again, I'll definitely stay here. Of course, their group has many hotel options, and I would prioritize choosing them in other cities too.

This hotel in Xiamen truly has it all! It's conveniently located with a quiet environment, yet all the amenities you need are nearby. Plus, they offer airport pick-up and drop-off, which is a huge bonus. The front desk staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, and the breakfast selection is impressive. It's really great value for money and definitely worth recommending!

Facilities: Good Cleanliness: Good Environment: The location is super convenient; there are so many snack stalls right outside the hotel entrance. Service: The lady at the front desk was amazing! As soon as we opened the room door, we smelled smoke, which was very uncomfortable, especially with a baby. I paid extra to upgrade the room, and I think it was definitely worth it. The hotel also provided free coffee and a note with recommendations for me. If I ever come back to Quanzhou, I'll definitely stay here again.

Several major issues: 1. The complimentary water provided in the room was two bottles of Ice Dew. Having stayed at countless hotels over the years, this was certainly a first. How much more expensive could Nongfu Spring be? 2. Breakfast was incredibly crowded. The front desk was aware of this and even kindly advised guests to avoid dining between 7:30-9:30 AM. Who doesn't eat breakfast during that time? It seems the hotel knows about the problem but instead of expanding their dining area, they tell guests to avoid peak times. The breakfast area is right across from the front desk, and during peak hours, there was a long queue outside the restaurant – another first for me. The dining environment was also very cramped. 3. I booked this hotel specifically because I wanted to be able to open the windows for some fresh air. However, the small window above the main one just pushed open and couldn't be closed tightly. It was very cold during Fuzhou's New Year's Day cold snap. I asked about the central air conditioning, and they said it could provide heat, but all I got was a rush of cold air. I shivered through the night. Given this, I might as well have booked a hotel like the Kempinski with sealed windows. 4. There was no service from the front desk. A proper front desk concierge should add guests on WeChat during check-in. After staying for a day and a night, they only called to ask to add WeChat the night before check-out, just to solicit a good review. I understand service is competitive, but I'm sorry, I really can't give a good review. If they focused on doing things right, I believe good reviews would come naturally. Other points: the breakfast tasted good, the location is excellent, right next to Wuyi Square, and the late check-out until 3:00 PM was convenient. The connected mall is very convenient, and Yabao Paradise was fun. However, these positives don't outweigh the negatives; there were too many problems. I won't be staying here again.

Staying here was the smartest decision I made on this trip to Xiamen! The guesthouse's location is superb; you can walk to the beach to catch the sunrise and sunset. Even better, popular attractions like Xiamen University, Nanputuo Temple, Shapowei, Zhongshan Road, the Botanical Garden, and the Eighth Market are all within a 3km radius, making sightseeing incredibly convenient. The front desk staff were warm and professional, always providing satisfactory answers to any travel questions. The room facilities were excellent; the projector offered a fantastic viewing experience with a wide selection of movies from various streaming services, and there was a free washer and dryer, making my journey even more relaxed and comfortable.

For my two-day trip to Quanzhou, I chose to stay just outside the ancient city for easier transport access, which worked out well. The hotel is conveniently located; after crossing the pedestrian bridge and walking a few hundred meters, you're at Guanyue Temple. Getting around the old town is a breeze with the 'little white cars' (tuk-tuks) costing just two yuan per person. If you're tired, just wave one down and they'll drop you off at the intersection, which is super convenient. A big thanks to the front desk lady for upgrading me to a double room. It wasn't huge, but definitely bigger than a single, I'm sure. The soundproofing in the room was a bit disappointing. Also, there was a notice in the bathroom stating the hot water only lasts for 20 minutes, then you have to wait 30 minutes for it to replenish, which put a little pressure on showering.

The overall service is good. It is very close to the high-speed rail station and it is very convenient to eat downstairs. If you need any service, you can contact customer service through WeChat. It is an economical and affordable accommodation experience.

We booked a family suite which was very spacious and the bedding was super comfortable. The service was excellent. It's an older, established hotel, so it's not the newest, but the service truly made our stay comfortable. The breakfast was bountiful; I was in a rush and didn't have time to finish my noodles, and the staff even kindly brought them to our room, which was a lovely gesture. The hotel also decorated our room for our wedding anniversary and gave us a cake—thank you, five stars! And the service at the Fudi Restaurant was also great, and the food was delicious. All in all, this stay was very pleasant. Thanks to InterContinental for their service.

This isn't my first stay here; whether for business or personal trips to Xiamen, I almost always choose the Kempinski. The location is convenient, both within the city and for getting around. What I find best is how incredibly smooth the check-in process is at the front desk – there's practically never any waiting. For both travel and business trips, a seamless check-in right after arriving at the airport is the perfect start to a great experience. Beyond the silky-smooth check-in, let's talk about the stay itself. The hotel offers both firm and soft beds, catering to more guests, which I appreciate. The pool is fantastic; if you want to get a proper swim in, it fully delivers. The breakfast, facilities, and everything else truly meet the hotel's positioning. I believe everyone has certain expectations for different hotel standards when booking, so I won't belabor the point (the same goes for breakfast). Essentially, anything you'd expect, they have, and it's all complete. Finally, a word about the staff: friendly, appropriate, and prompt. I think these points alone are reason enough to choose this place. Oh, I almost forgot to mention, the view from the window is also satisfying! ✌️

Found a gem! This B&B's sleep kit is absolutely divine ✨ I've stayed in so many places for business trips, but this is the first time I've been so impressed by the sleep experience at a B&B! The owner is incredibly thoughtful! They provide a custom sleep kit upon check-in, with a super soft latex pillow that felt amazing on my neck – no discomfort from switching beds at all. There's also natural lavender aromatherapy; I lit it before bed, and the whole room had a gentle, subtle fragrance. Paired with the blackout eye mask and silent earplugs, all the outside noise was completely blocked out. I slept soundly until I woke up naturally, pure bliss! This B&B is fantastic! The sleep kit is practical and thoughtful, ensuring a great night's sleep. The environment is clean, service is excellent, and it's superb value for money. Highly recommend!