Luxury Hotels in Longyan

"Baixiang Hotel is one of the most satisfying hotels I've stayed at recently. It seems to be the tallest building in Longyan, and the lobby is very grand. The rooms are spacious, and the front desk staff are incredibly welcoming. I especially want to commend a lady with a somewhat complex surname and glasses; she was very professional and deserves high praise. There's a claw machine on the first floor, and the staff member there even gave my two children a few extra game tokens, which they loved. All the other staff also provided excellent service. In the evening, when the technician came to fix the TV, he rang the doorbell and, after I opened the door, repeatedly confirmed if it was convenient for him to enter before coming in, which was very professional. The breakfast was quite good; the Fuding meat slices and noodles were exceptional. The coffee was a bit subpar, and there weren't many drink options, but there was enough to eat. The prices are usually very affordable, and they didn't raise them much during the ***** New Year. The suite was large, which I really liked. I'll definitely be back."

"Very good hotel. Lobby reception probably not so experienced with foreigners but always polite and helpful. Clean room and comfortable. All facilities were excellent. Didn't eat at the hotel, but noticed it was always very busy which is always a good indication. Certainly can recommend to visitors to Longyan. Close to train station (about 15 minutes by car)."

"The service attitude is very good, the room is spacious and bright, the bathroom is large, and the separation of dry and wet is what I like. The lake view room is very quiet, the view is wide, and there is a small park that is very good. Very cost-effective"

"Not bad 👍👍👍👍👍 Right in the scenic area, beautiful environment 👍👍 Thoughtful service, clean and sanitary, large room, 2 bathtubs in one room 👍👍, but it's a bit strange that the tea sets provided don't have the bamboo tray layer in the tea tray, and ask customers to put them directly in the tea water to soak"