Hua'an Hotels with Wifi

"Hua'an County is also the most graded hotel, there is no other choice, the facilities are aging can understand, after all, it has been in business for more than ten years. But what I can't bear is to make tea and ask the waiter to send two bottles of water, actually 1 bottle charges 3 yuan! Still the cheapest ice dew! Other hotels, even if they are homestays, will not charge this money. The four-star hotel actually has to sell mineral water to make money. It is the first time I have lived in hundreds of hotels and encountered such a wonderful thing!"

"Small hotels managed by their families are not as good as hotel-style hotels and big-camp hotels. General health, small and cramped bathrooms, poor sound insulation in the room, affecting the rest."

"The hotel was wonderful! We booked this hotel for a spontaneous weekend trip. It's a beautiful property. We arrived in the afternoon, and parking was a breeze. In the evenings, guests gathered in the ground-floor tea room to enjoy tea around a traditional stove. There's a game room where we saw guests playing mahjong, and a playground that kept the kids happily entertained. A stroll around the hotel grounds revealed the lovely scent of osmanthus and gardenia everywhere, creating a truly tranquil ambiance. Our room wasn't large, but it was immaculately clean. Hot water for washing was always plentiful. The bathroom even had a small clothesline, which was handy for drying clothes. The young lady at the front desk was incredibly warm and helpful; she even assisted us in booking tickets for the Tulou. She patiently answered all our inquiries. The hotel's location is excellent, being only a 5-6 minute drive from the Tulou, which was incredibly convenient."

"Clean, big room, worth choosing"

"For the National Day holiday, we chose the Hua'an Dadi Tulou, which was less crowded. It was the closest guesthouse to the scenic area, very convenient! Although it was a bit small, the kids could experience staying in a Tulou, and since there were activities on the evening of National Day and it wasn't convenient to return to Zhangzhou, staying here to experience village culture was a great option. The host also recommended a local guide who provided in-depth explanations and introductions inside the Tulou, which was fantastic. The only downside was that the 1.5-meter beds for families were too small; there weren't any 1.8-meter beds available."

"I feel that the room is small, the room wall has a dark place, I feel that the air conditioner has a peculiar smell, the room lighting is good, the brightness 🔆 is enough"

"For accommodation, I'm not particular about star ratings, but the environment and cleanliness must be excellent. After comparing many hotels, I finally chose this one, and it was indeed excellent. The owner was very welcoming and proactively helped us carry our luggage to the room. Knowing we were visiting a classmate, he even gave us directions on how to get to his classmate's place quickly. The room was spacious, and the parking lot outside was also large, which was very convenient."

"The room is large, the facilities are very new and comfortable. The front desk service is very good. The hotel is on the side of the road, but it is very quiet at night, soundproofing is OK, and it is convenient to eat around. It is about five minutes from the high-speed entrance and exit. Three cars can be parked at the entrance of the hotel, or free parking is available in the shopping plaza directly opposite. Self-driving tour, this is highly recommended."

"The room on the second floor and the third floor has a balcony, the first floor is not, the room is relatively small, the front desk uncle Daxu check-in is still very original, room service is basically not, do your own food, haha."