Hotels With Gym 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.

I stayed in Quanzhou for two nights, coinciding with New Year's Eve, so the ancient city was bustling. The hotel's occupancy rate was almost 100%. I booked this hotel about half a month in advance and specifically requested a non-smoking room or a non-smoking treatment. I took the K1 bus from Quanzhou Railway Station, and it took about 40 minutes to reach the hotel. The front desk staff were very welcoming and quickly processed my check-in. The room was spacious, clean, and tidy, with no strange smells. The sofa had a vintage feel, and I was quite comfortable. Breakfast is on the second floor; you need to go down to the first floor and then take the stairs up to the restaurant. The restaurant is quite large, with an open kitchen, and the food selection is quite rich, including rice noodle paste, millet porridge, soy milk, milk, bread, and corn, with a good variety of side dishes. The breakfast menu even varied over the two days. It's also quite convenient for getting in and out of the ancient city! There are many good restaurants nearby as well. Definitely worth recommending.

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.

This was our first trip to Fuzhou with family, and overall it was a great experience! The hotel stay was very comfortable. The 2.2-meter king-size bed had plenty of space for our family of three, making it comfortable for both adults and children. The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the subway station, and taxis are easy to catch! Both the front desk and the housekeeping staff were fantastic! I needed a band-aid, and the front desk promptly sent someone to deliver it – very efficient! Our room was cleaned quickly every day, and they provided plenty of bottled water. They also generously prepared extra toiletries for the child. Plus, the kids could go swimming.

Hilton Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang boasts an excellent location right by the Min River. After dinner, a stroll along the riverside is incredibly pleasant! The hotel staff are friendly and provide great service, responding quickly to any requests. The breakfast offers a wide variety of options, the environment is lovely, and you get a beautiful view outside the dining room window! The rooms are spacious, the bedding is comfortable, and I had a fantastic rest!

The price is cheap, which is good. It's located near a computer market. Besides the TV, there's not much to see, but everything else is fine. The main selling point is its affordability. Downstairs, there's a BaWangChaJi and a Wallace (fast food). There are also some snack stalls nearby at night. It's about a kilometer from the subway station. The only thing I found quite annoying was seeing the charger.

Our family trip to Chaoshan included a stopover in Zhangzhou Old Town on the way back, and choosing to stay at the Xiyue Minnan Courtyard Hotel within the old town was an absolutely brilliant decision. We had an immersive experience of the red-brick Minnan courtyard style. The entire hotel was filled with thoughtful details and craftsmanship everywhere. We enjoyed sitting on the balcony sipping tea, practicing a couple of sets of Baduanjin on the Nanyang-style terrace in the morning, and taking a brisk walk around the old town after dinner in the evening. It was truly serene. Although there isn't a private free parking lot, parking was still extremely convenient with a shuttle service. The hotel's staff (the 'xiaogēgē' and 'xiǎojiějie' – brothers and sisters) even vied to help us with our luggage and shared recommendations for food and sightseeing routes. They made us feel right at home while also giving us ample private space and time. Right outside the hotel is a food street, and the鷺嫂灌蛋 (Lù Sǎo Guàn Dàn) across the street, as well as the 'runbing' (spring rolls), 'sanjiaoguo' (triangle粿), and 'lúmiàn' (braised noodles) nearby, were all delicious. If we ever get the chance to visit Zhangzhou again, we'll definitely book this hotel.

The location is fantastic, right by Yuandang Lake, making it incredibly convenient to get around. The front desk even upgraded me to a room on the 7th floor with a great view. Honestly, I wasn't originally planning on staying here because I was worried that, being an older hotel, the facilities might be outdated and uncomfortable. But my friends in Xiamen strongly recommended it. The room was clean and tidy, although the bathroom was a bit old-fashioned with a bathtub. However, it had a rain shower head with good water pressure. The toilet also showed its age, but for a hotel in this price range, it really exceeded my expectations. The biggest surprise was the Napoleon pastry at their cafe. It was crispy, nutty, not too sweet, and not greasy. I actually think it's better than the one at Lady M in Shanghai. I'd definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Xiamen.

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.

A truly excellent experience! The five-star service was absolutely impeccable. Just a note: swim caps are required at the pool. It would be great if disposable ones could be provided. Upon check-out, they even gave my child an adorable 'Zhuangyuan' (top scholar) themed water cup – it truly lives up to its reputation as the 'Hometown of Zhuangyuan'!