Hotels With Pools in Fujian, China

Beyond the parking, the hotel's location is excellent, right within the pedestrian street. The staff were all incredibly nice. After arriving, one lovely lady helped me with my luggage and my child during check-in, while another guided us to the partner parking lot. During the French holidays, the pedestrian street area was packed, and parking took some time. While waiting at a red light, the lady even took the opportunity to tell us about the history of the arcade buildings on the pedestrian street (much appreciated!). There was a slight hiccup on the night we stayed. I took some hand-washed clothes (shirts, t-shirts) to the hotel dryer. When I got to the laundry room, there was only one dryer available. Another lady was still washing her clothes (looked like she'd be another ten to fifteen minutes). This lady blocked me from using the empty dryer, saying she needed it after her wash was done. After several attempts to communicate, she just stood in front of the empty dryer, insisting she'd use it once her wash was finished. If she had been a bit more polite, it wouldn't have been a big deal and we could have figured something out, but her attitude was particularly bad. This is a matter of principle: in any public space, it's first-come, first-served. We're all paying guests. I went back to my room to call the concierge to ask them to mediate. They came over quickly (a gentleman who was waiting nearby overheard and proactively finished his drying early). I'm mentioning this incident to highlight the warmth of the hotel's service. Afterward, I also seriously discussed this with the children who were with me, reminding them that in life, we'll inevitably encounter frustrating people, and it's important to reasonably express our position and firmly assert our rightful claims. In summary, the hotel's location, decor style, and service quality are all highly recommended.

The executive suite here is quite good, much more spacious than the hotels I've stayed at before, and the price is reasonable. It's right on the food street; for lunch, I just popped over to the Wengling Ginger Duck next door. Plus, it's pretty close to the Puppet Theater, Quanzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, and Guan Gong Temple. The walls on the ground floor and in the parking lot are also great for photos. It's a shame I was in a rush this time. I hope I get another chance to stay longer next time and properly experience the tea room and the hairpin making.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Vishan Garden Banquet, and it was truly the highlight of my time in Xiamen. If you are looking for a stay that combines traditional elegance with impeccable modern service, this is the place to be. The staff went above and beyond to ensure every detail of my stay was handled with care. Their hospitality was professional, warm, and genuinely attentive. Whether you are visiting Xiamen for a relaxing getaway or attending a special event, the Vishan Garden Banquet offers an experience that is both luxurious and culturally rich. I cannot recommend it highly enough and look forward to returning on my next trip!

The room was well-equipped, and the bath towels and regular towels were clean and thick. The trash cans had sorting compartments, and the leaf-shaped soap smelled lovely. Breakfast was plentiful, and we got to try all the local snacks. I even saw many people in ethnic costumes taking photos; I'm not sure if it was a special service provided by the hotel, but we were in a hurry and didn't have time to ask.

This time, I brought my dad, husband, and son for a family trip to Fuzhou, and we chose to stay at the Shangri-La Fuzhou. The overall experience was absolutely perfect! 💯 The hotel's location is superb, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and shopping. The lobby has an elegant and grand atmosphere, and the rooms are clean, spacious, and comfortably laid out. It was quiet and relaxing to stay there, and our whole family had a wonderful rest. I must especially commend Cynthia, the front desk staff, for her incredibly gentle and professional service. She handled our check-in efficiently and thoughtfully, showing patience and meticulousness throughout. She proactively helped us with various matters and even kindly assisted with issuing the accommodation invoice. The process was smooth and hassle-free, demonstrating full professionalism, which made us feel incredibly at ease and worry-free. The overall service is excellent, the environment is comfortable, and the facilities are complete, making it particularly suitable for family trips with children. Everyone in my family was very satisfied. We will definitely prioritize staying here again on our next visit to Fuzhou, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone!

Facilities: Excellent, very new. Hygiene: Superb, very clean. Environment: Beautiful, convenient. Service: Very attentive. Extra points for its prime location in Jimei Xiamen, another five points for being a pet-friendly hotel. The rooftop garden, pool, and sea view add another five points, and the hotel's own indoor parking ensures a worry-free stay – that's another five points right there!

The Kempinski Hotel Xiamen, located by the stunning Yundang Lake, receives rave reviews! It boasts breathtaking lake views, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable. The 'Little Yellow Duck' family room is particularly charming and fun, equipped with a tent and various toys – a real lifesaver for families with kids. The service is attentive and thoughtful, with a 24-hour butler on call. The buffet at the second-floor café is incredibly rich and varied, featuring Da Dong roast duck, freshly steamed seafood, and plump salmon sashimi. The Yue Fu Grand Restaurant offers authentic Cantonese cuisine and dim sum. The hotel's location is also great for families, with Yundang Lake Park and Nanhu Park within walking distance. It's perfect for both business trips and family vacations, with attention to detail that makes it highly recommended!

I accidentally booked this homestay, but it was a very pleasant surprise! This time, the group built 15 people, basically wrapped the whole homestay, colleagues are very satisfied with this homestay, first, the environment is very good, clean and comfortable, there is no noisy sound, second, the decoration style of the homestay and the bedding in the room, the toiletries are very high-end, Every time I stay in a hotel, I have high requirements for these details. Although this homestay may not be as good as the net red store, I think it is really recommended for everyone to experience it. It is cost-effective, the environment is good, and the breakfast in the morning is made by the boss himself. The noodles paste is the best I drink. Don't brag! I also stayed at the homestay for the first time, writing my real feelings, next time I plan to go to Xiapu in June, I have already told the boss that I will stay again!

The first night, we were assigned to the guesthouse, which I found inconvenient and didn't want to go to, but they said the main building was fully booked. The room was very spacious, which the two kids loved. It was indeed a bit out of the way, but the shuttle service made it very convenient, getting us to the main building within five minutes. The second night, we stayed in a family room on the first floor of the main building, which I personally really liked, and my younger daughter absolutely adored. Honestly, the first-floor room wasn't musty or damp as some online reviews claimed. As for breakfast, it was incredibly rich and hearty – we were stuffed! It was much more plentiful than the breakfast at the InterContinental we stayed at last year. Finally, regarding the service, my older son said he could find fault with other aspects, but the service was truly impeccable.

Huge thanks to the hotel for the complimentary upgrade to an Executive View Room! The room faced Gulangyu Island, offering beautiful scenery every day. Water and toothbrushes were delivered promptly, and the breakfast selection was quite varied. Overall, it was worth the price. The only complaint is that upon checkout, they deducted an extra 25 RMB from my deposit without notifying me. When I called to ask, they said it was for a refrigerator magnet. I recall the magnet was on the table, not in the mini-bar, and I genuinely thought it was a complimentary gift from the hotel. I checked once I got home, and there was no price indicated on it. Since I had already left, I didn't bother arguing about it further.