Hotels With Spa in Fujian, China

Service: The hotel staff all had professional smiles; some were genuine, while others felt more perfunctory, which guests could clearly notice. Environment: The highest hot spring pool hadn't been cleaned; there was moss growing on the bottom, making it slippery, which was a concern since we were with an elderly person. Facilities: Xiamen is still quite hot in December, so it's a bit hard to understand why the rooms don't uniformly provide air conditioning. Hygiene: At the buffet, I picked up a plate that had obvious dried-on food residue stuck to the bottom. Perhaps because it was a rare trip with an elderly person, my expectations were higher, but overall, it wasn't as good as my last experience here. I'd like to commend the staff member in the hot spring changing area at 3:30 PM on the 6th. As soon as I entered, they asked for my number tag and guided me, thoughtfully brought a waterproof phone pouch, and showed me the way to the hot spring area. Also, the security guard in the takeout area near the entrance at 7:50 AM on the 7th proactively helped hold the cabinet door when I had a lot of items to pick up. And the parking attendant or security uncle at the entrance at 1:00 PM on the 7th, when we were checking out, saw the elderly person walking and came over to help guide them, reminding them about the small steps. I only managed to get a photo of the hot spring staff's nametag, but I've provided the times for the other two staff members. I hope the hotel can convey my thanks to them. 🥹

We booked the two-storey villa and truly enjoyed the beautiful scenery within the hotel grounds, as well as the excellent service. From the doorman, restaurant staff, electrician, to the drivers — everyone was friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help. A special thanks to our Butler, Xiao Fang. She is such a lovely and caring lady — incredibly helpful, patient, and attentive. No matter what we requested, she always did her best to assist. I changed my boat-ride schedule multiple times, and she handled everything with so much patience and professionalism. Xiao Fang truly made our holiday more enjoyable and completely hassle-free. We would love to come back to this hotel again.

Quanzhou is wonderful, and Quanzhou Hotel was a significant part of that wonderful experience. First, the hotel's location is superb, making everything from dining to shopping and transportation incredibly convenient. After checking in, we picked up our child from Jinjiang Airport, which was less than an hour's round trip. Nearby attractions like Kaiyuan Temple, West Street, Bell Tower, Confucian Temple, Guan Yu Temple, Qingjing Mosque, and various alleyways are all within a 15-minute walk. The 'Xiaobai Che' (mini-vans that stop on demand) were truly Quanzhou's greatest convenience for travelers and locals alike, allowing us to go out and come back whenever we pleased. We visited our favorite spots multiple times within two days. The hotel's Wenling Hall specializes in authentic Minnan cuisine; the ginger duck, oyster omelet, and fried vinegar pork were all delicious. The peanut soup was simply amazing, and the hotel even offered it for free to guests, though we unfortunately ran out of stomach space. The hotel also provided complimentary exquisite Quanzhou-style dim sum daily. The small garlic twigs were incredibly crispy, much tastier than those bought outside, and neither oily nor sweet. We also loved the colorful souvenir coasters the hotel gave us. Just a few steps from the hotel, we found authentic Quanzhou snacks like Shuimen Guozi Mianxianhu, Wen'a Shuiwan, Bingzhengtang Shihua Gao Siguotang, and Ai'a Shihua Gao Siguotang. And the pickled radish roll with peanuts from Jinyu Lane truly opened up a new world of snack possibilities – this peculiar combination was surprisingly appetizing and delicious! 😄😄 During our two days in Quanzhou, we also enjoyed plenty of taro cakes and olive juice. I have a suggestion: the hotel might as well hide the weighing scales; seeing the scale go straight up is quite disheartening 😔😔. Hotel parking is convenient, and because of its excellent location, there's no need to drive out once you're there. It's also worth mentioning that the room type was excellent. We, a couple with our parents and child (4 adults), stayed very comfortably in a two-bedroom, two-bathroom interconnected suite. It allowed for both independence and easy communication, adding a lot to our warm trip. We will definitely return to Quanzhou in the future and will choose Quanzhou Hotel again.

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.

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.

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! 😘😘

The room was very spacious, with excellent soundproofing and a beautiful view. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the sunset over the river from the comfort of the sofa. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options, enough to try all the local Quanzhou delicacies. The overall stay experience was superb, easily meeting five-star standards. Hotel staff were always on hand to help with luggage upon arrival and departure, which made me feel incredibly well looked after. When I needed a drying rack late at night, the staff promptly brought one to my room. Every staff member I encountered in the lobby greeted me warmly, showcasing their high level of professionalism. The room's toiletries and even the key card were made of wood, giving a sense of luxury while remaining eco-friendly. The tabletop vanity mirror was from Mi Guang, reflecting excellent taste. While the city itself might be ordinary, the hotel is absolutely exceptional, truly living up to InterContinental standards. I certainly hope to stay here again.

As frequent leisure travellers from Australia, this was our second stay at this hotel during this trip, and we remain exceptionally pleased with our overall experience. Location & Transportation: The hotel's location is exceptionally convenient, offering easy access to a vast selection of excellent dining, from local noodle shops to hot pot and barbecue. A metro station providing affordable access to the city centre and beyond is conveniently located just 800 meters away (and is free for those over 65 regardless of nationality). For guests with mobility concerns, we highly recommend DiDi (online taxi service), which we found to be an equally affordable and highly convenient alternative for city travel. Staff Service: The hotel staff consistently demonstrated outstanding hospitality. The receptionists were exceptionally friendly and efficient, ensuring a seamless check-in and proactively providing airport transfer information before our arrival. This high level of service extended to the pleasant breakfast staff and the cleaning personnel, who offered warm and welcoming greetings each morning. Laundry & Amenities: The availability of complimentary and assisted laundry service was a major advantage. This amenity proved highly convenient and essential during our 16-day trip covering Fuzhou and the surrounding area of Pingtan. Room Quality & Layout: We were very satisfied with the room's upkeep. It was meticulously cleaned, and the bed sheets, towels, and linens (including pillows) were all immaculately maintained—a crucial factor in our selection criteria. Furthermore, the room's layout was highly practical and luggage-friendly, featuring a logical and efficient arrangement of amenities. In conclusion, we are highly satisfied with our selection and would unreservedly return to this hotel on any future visit to the city.

Conveniently located in the city. Going to scenic places using taxi is fast and easy. The hotel has many facilities; swimming pool & gym for working out. Lots of restaurants nearby if you don't want to travel far.

Advantages: 1. The hotel is new, the facilities are new, the quality is high, and there is no odor when staying; 2. The price and accommodation conditions are very cost-effective; 3. If you bring your children with you, you will get a small doll as a gift when you check in; 4. There is a refrigerator for you to bring your own drinks, coffee, tea, and 4 bottles of mineral water are provided free of charge. Shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel are all brand new packaging. Disadvantages: 1. I checked in at 2:50 pm, but the front desk only gave me one room. They explained that the other room could not be cleaned and it would take another hour. Because I booked 2 rooms in full on Ctrip one week in advance, the hotel should have cleaned and reserved the paid rooms in advance, instead of explaining that the cleaning was not done after the guests arrived and making them wait for the rooms. 2. Check-in took too long. It took almost 20 minutes to check in for two rooms. During the check-in process, I was still waiting at the counter when a guest came in and threw a room card in. The front desk checked him out and asked him to get a parking card, etc. They totally ignored the order of service. It was very unprofessional. 3. There was no welcome fruit when I entered the room. I told the staff on the same floor and they said they would arrange it right away. But when I came back a few hours later, there was still no fruit. Finally, I called the front desk and they arranged for the fruit to be delivered. Shouldn't the guest be notified of the fruit delivery as soon as check-in is confirmed? Why do they have to contact us twice? 4. The bathroom trash can has no bag or lid. In a confined space, the odor in the trash can will come out after a long time, which really loses points~ 5. The hotel is newly renovated, and the windows are on the side, so you can only open a small gap. There is a noticeable decoration smell when you sleep at night, and the sour smell of formaldehyde and glue is quite strong 6. The room temperature was 24.5 degrees Celsius that day. Because the room was not ventilated, it was stuffy. As a result, the air conditioner only blew out normal temperature air, and I sweated a lot. However, the heating was normal. 7. Booking a room with buffet breakfast on Ctrip costs an additional 69 yuan per person. As I was not sure about the itinerary at that time, I did not choose breakfast. Later, I went to the store to ask the front desk, and they said I had to pay 128 yuan per person. I said that the Ctrip booking was 69 yuan per person. The front desk changed the words and said that the on-site booking at the front desk would be more than 80 yuan. I asked if they could give me the Ctrip price. The front desk said that the on-site booking would be more than 80 yuan, or you could go out and experience the breakfast in Zhangzhou by yourself. The tone of voice at that time was a bit choking, which made people feel very uncomfortable. PS: I saw many reviews from Ctrip users, some said they received breakfast coupons, and those with children also upgraded their rooms. Unfortunately, I didn’t catch any of them~ In general, the hardware conditions are good, the software services still need to keep up, and the odor from the decoration still needs to be removed~