Fuzhou Hotels with Jacuzzi

"Booking this hotel was a real find! It offers fantastic value for money, and the room was very clean with excellent facilities. It was definitely the most satisfying hotel of our Fujian trip. The front desk lady was super friendly too; she saw we were a family of three and upgraded us to a larger room for free. The location is incredibly convenient as well; it's just a few minutes by taxi to Shangxiahang and Sanfang Qixiang."

"Because I had to take the early high-speed rail, I chose this homestay nearby. The overall stay experience was very good. The real scene of the room and the picture of the platform are basically the same, there is no exaggerated publicity, and there will be no sense of gap. The sanitary details are done in place, there is no smell when entering the door, the countertops and sinks are cleaned, and the sanitary corners of the corner windowsills are also cleaned in place, and there is no dust spider web. The bathroom is dry and transparent, the water is smooth, and there is no mosquitoes seen throughout the whole process. It is very safe to live. The bedding is clean and soft, the mattress is moderately hard and soft, and it is good to relax after a day of running. The sound insulation effect is good in the apartment, quiet at night, and will not be disturbed by external noise. The location is very close to Fuzhou South Railway Station, just a few minutes by taxi, and it is especially worry-free to catch the high-speed rail. The convenience store downstairs is complete, and it is very convenient to eat and shop. The self-check-in process is simple, and if you have any questions, contact customer service to reply in time. The price is affordable and cost-effective, it is very suitable for overnight transit, and the next time you come, you will give priority to booking."

"Good location, on Shigu Mountain, the environment is great. Breakfast is porridge, steamed buns, corn, eggs, fried vegetables are very refreshing, it is raining in Fuzhou, it is a bit cold at night, after all, living in the mountains"