Hotels With Parking in Fujian, China

Superb service, nice hotel room even the one without window, absolutely reasonable price, delicious authentic local Fuzhou delicacies. I was so impressed. The receptionist on duty on Dec 8 evening (I don’t know her name, please find it out) and Dec 9 morning (月月) were very helpful and friendly. Thank you very much for the nice experience.

Fantastic! Quanzhou truly lives up to its reputation as 'half city of fireworks, half city of immortals.' The hotel itself is great; the cleanliness and environment are top-notch, and the service is excellent. They even have a robot that delivers takeout to your room, which is super cute. It's very close to the ancient city, and the hotel breakfast is quite good, satisfying all your morning needs. A special mention: the peanut paste from the small shop across the street is delicious – highly recommend trying it! Also, one of the receptionists looks just like the colorful painting at the hotel entrance; she's adorable!

The room was clean and tidy, and the soundproofing was good. The staff were incredibly patient and provided excellent service. It's a highly recommended choice for its price point. Plus, they offer a free airport shuttle service, which is perfect for those catching an early flight the next day. Thumbs up!

The room was spacious and meticulously cleaned, with attentive service. The breakfast offered a rich variety, and both the Chinese restaurant on the first floor and the executive lounge did an excellent job keeping the food warm. It's conveniently located, very close to Sanfang Qixiang, and there are branches of restaurants like Lao Fuzhou nearby. The hotel is connected to Ba Fang Hui, and there's a fantastic spot on the fifth-floor rooftop for the best views of the White Pagoda.

Great hotel, clean, modern, good location, excellent service. Highly recommended, wish I could have stayed longer, will be back again. It’s a definite yes if you are looking around for somewhere to stay in Fuzhou. Get a lake view room higher level

Service: I didn't really feel much in terms of service, which was a bit different from other IHG hotels I've stayed at. However, they did provide what was necessary, so I can't really pinpoint any major issues. Regarding greetings, there was no call ahead of time, only a call after checkout asking me to leave a good review. This is quite different from the typical IHG group style. From check-in at the front desk to departure, I didn't feel any particular warmth towards IHG members or Trip.com members. When I checked in, the room wasn't ready. The front desk didn't offer for me to relax in the Executive Lounge, nor did they offer a welcome drink at the lobby bar. They just told me I could store my luggage at the front desk… I was a bit taken aback and unsure what to do… because the lobby was quite small and there were no empty seats at the time! At eleven o'clock (I understand it wasn't check-in time yet), I could only drop off my luggage and go to eat! Since I booked an executive room, the front desk didn't ask if I had any other needs. They took the deposit and processed the paperwork, telling me there were no rooms available for about an hour, and then there was no further communication… A bit speechless (maybe I'm just used to InterContinental and spoiled by other IHG hotels). Facilities: I can only say they were okay, everything you'd expect was there. The gym and pool environment were decent. The only service I felt was good was from the gym staff; they were welcoming and quite enthusiastic, unlike the front desk staff, who I didn't see smile or greet anyone even once over two days. The lobby bar is a bit small, with only a few seating areas; a large portion of the space seems to have been outsourced to a tea shop, serving as a consumption area. There was no welcome drink upon check-in either, which was a bit surprising. Hygiene: It's an older hotel, but the maintenance is decent, and the hygiene is acceptable! Environment: It's about a ten-minute walk from the scenic spots, which is quite convenient. Overall, there's nothing particularly outstanding! Breakfast was quite average for an IHG group hotel. The sausages, bread, and breakfast sausages seemed to be of inferior quality, clearly starchy sausages, which certainly doesn't meet the standards of a five-star hotel. The desserts in the Executive Lounge were decent.

The hotel is perfectly located in the heart of BinBei. Great restaurants and night life around. Very convenient location. The staff was very friendly and spoke very good English. Check in and out was easy. The only negative point of the experience was the room itself. We reserved as Superior King room, for 514元 (714元 with breakfast for two). The King Room only had a Queen bed. The wallpaper was peeling, the carpets felt old and a little dirty. And the electrical outlets were VERY inconvenient. Only one outlet on the whole bedside wall and it was pretty far away from the bed. So I gave that one to my girlfriend for her phone and I had to plug my phone in on the other side of the room on the desk. I know it’s an old hotel but it’s time to update and renovate the rooms. For the price we paid, the room felt like a bit of a disappointment. Overall it was a very pleasant experience and the hotel itself is beautiful and in a great location. Just the room left a little to be desired. It was nice to experience such an iconic Xiamen institution but for us, in the future, we’ll stay somewhere else.

The Hilton Sanya's facilities are great, but unfortunately, the staff's service quality is really lacking. We had a bit of an unpleasant incident, but later, a supervisor or manager from the hotel resolved it, and their attitude was excellent, which I appreciated. They even gave me a small gift. I forgot my ID in the key card holder of room 5132 when I switched rooms, and the hotel called me to arrange for it to be couriered to my next hotel, which I'm very grateful for. I hope my next trip goes smoothly!

After returning from Meizhou Island, we saw Shangri-La recommended on Ctrip and made a beeline for it. The lobby decor, as always, exuded the classic Shangri-La style. The concierge service was excellent, and the breakfast spread was plentiful, though I wasn't quite accustomed to the taste of Yan Jiao (a type of wonton made with pork skin, if I recall correctly). The ancient bridge right next door was also a picturesque sight. A special mention goes to Tina, who was incredibly warm and enthusiastic. She gave us fantastic recommendations for local dining and attractions. When arranging our room, she noticed we had children and thoughtfully sent up kids' slippers and toothbrushes. The welcome fruit was also pre-arranged, featuring a large, fresh bunch of grapes and two wonderfully juicy and tender pears. Her service was truly attentive and personalized. We were only passing through Putian on our way back from Meizhou Island this time, but we unexpectedly discovered that Putian is definitely worth revisiting! Next time, we'll plan a dedicated trip here and will absolutely stay at the Shangri-La again. We really hope to see Tina again then! 😘😘

Went to Xiamen with a friend and chose the Kempinski, a well-established five-star hotel that truly never disappoints. Even though it opened in 2012, both its location and facilities are still excellent. It's right by the river, and the front desk staff were incredibly enthusiastic, upgrading us from a city view room to a river view room and even giving us a small gift bag with Xiamen local specialties. The room was spacious and very comfortable. The hotel's gym and pool are fantastic, and the swimming coaches and lifeguards are all handsome young men with amazing physiques. Breakfast was plentiful, and the service was warm. Overall, it was a great stay.