Hotels With WiFi in Fujian, China

This is an excellent hotel with comprehensive facilities and stylish decor. All disposable amenities are provided. The staff are very polite and courteous. It's quite close to the airport, but without the noise. They offer an airport shuttle service, which is convenient. However, it's a shared shuttle service for several hotels, which was new to me. When I first arrived, I thought I was at the right place for check-in, but after a while, I realized it was a Hanting hotel (a different chain) – the driver didn't say anything. **Facilities:** Relatively new **Hygiene:** Very clean **Environment:** Excellent **Service:** Very enthusiastic

I really liked my stay there. I do think it may be harder for foreigners to stay here compared to possibly other options as most workers do not speak English. I found it quite hard to communicate. However, I do recommend it and I personally would stay again. Especially as we overcame the challenges of communication and I was easily able to work with the staff. The bathroom and bed are amazing and I would love to use them again. The airport is only 10 yen away by taxi which is amazing and I honestly would come again.  I added two photos. One of my breakfast and another of the room while I was watching tv.

The room is spacious and can accommodate four people. It's a well-known hotel in the area, perfect for family trips. The hotel service is also great; the front desk offers tea. 🥰 Very thoughtful service! They even asked in advance if there were any changes to our check-in plans when we made the reservation.

Although it's an older, traditional hotel, the stay was still excellent. Apart from seeing a few people lounging or sitting with their legs crossed in the lobby – whether guests or locals waiting around, I'm not sure – everything else maintained a five-star premium feel. It's located in a prime downtown area, near Nanmendou Metro Station, a 10-minute walk from Wushan Scenic Area, and 1.1 km from the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall. The hotel lobby connects directly to the Shangri-La Fanghui Mall, making shopping, art, and leisure very convenient. We stayed in room 1112, which overlooked Wuyi Square, a major landmark in downtown Fuzhou and one of only two places in China (besides Tiananmen Square) where a flag-raising ceremony is held daily. We unfortunately missed it because we weren't aware beforehand! Our three-day stay was truly memorable, and this will be our top choice for accommodation next time we visit Fuzhou.

Pleasantly surprised by my stay! The location is super convenient, just a 5-minute walk to the subway and shopping area, with tons of great food spots nearby. The room was so clean it practically sparkled, and the bedding was so soft I slept like a baby. The smart toilet and 24-hour hot water were huge bonuses! The front desk staff was incredibly friendly and efficient; check-in and check-out were a breeze. They even gave me a welcome tea bag – amazing attention to detail! This place offers incredible value for money. I'll definitely be staying here again on my next visit.

The overall environment was very clean, and the room was warm. The location is excellent, making it easy to get to the old town by bus or on foot. The bathroom has a wet/dry separation, which is great. The front desk has a fridge where they can help store food. I arrived early and was able to store my luggage before check-in, and the lady at the front desk was very helpful – a big thank you to her! Overall, I'm quite satisfied with everything.

Good: very closed by train station like 8 mins walk. Front counter lady was helpful. Price was a deal. Bad: cleaning is not done well, we found empty cigarette box under the bed. Provided plastic slippers were extremely dirty which we don't dared to use. Bathroom is very small jam with toilet, open shower and washing machine in approx 16sf room. Therefore, the toilet and washing machine gets wet after every use of shower. Since there was only disposable towels provided (large paper towel), we can't even use it to wipe the toilet dry. Although it's closed by Xiamenbei train station, keep in mind, it's far from tourist place in case you want to visit. It takes almost an hour by subway.

This was the worst InterContinental I've ever stayed at. The only redeeming qualities were the decent breakfast and the polite and courteous staff. Facilities: Although the hotel had AC controls, they were just for show and couldn't be adjusted. I woke up freezing in the middle of the night and had to call the front desk, who promptly sent an extra blanket. Unfortunately, I've already caught a cold. The decor is quite outdated, and the toiletries provided were less than what I've come to expect from other InterContinental hotels.

Initially, I stayed in a king room, then switched to a twin room. Perhaps because I was used to the first one, I felt the king room had a better and more spacious layout. The twin room was also quite large but felt a bit narrower. Secondly, the bathroom layout in the twin room was smaller, and the shower's maintenance was noticeably worse than in the king room, with water stains and a slight drain odor. However, overall cleanliness was good, and all the beds were on the softer side with very comfortable bedding.

Coming to Xiamen for a vacation with my family, finding this place was truly a brilliant decision! The experience far exceeded our expectations. The room decor was very stylish, and the bathroom with its separate wet and dry areas was clean and bright. The soundproofing was also excellent, allowing us to get a wonderfully restful sleep after a tiring day of sightseeing. The guesthouse has a common lounge area on the first floor, as well as a shared kitchen and refrigerator for guests to use. The elevator made getting around convenient, and its proximity to the subway and attractions meant we didn't waste time on travel. The staff provided attentive and thoughtful service throughout our stay, responding very quickly to our needs. The front desk staff were all young and energetic. This place definitely deserves five stars!