2-Star Hotels in Xiamen

🌟 The room decor is cozy, and the king-size bed is super comfortable. The bathroom is clean and tidy, and the service is thoughtful and attentive. I'll definitely choose this place again next time! It's also close to the scenic spots, right below Zengcuo'an, which is good. The beach is right outside the door.

I absolutely loved my stay at Yunhai Yuxi Hotel Apartment! The room was spotless, so clean and beautifully maintained. It felt incredibly cozy, with a calm, home-like atmosphere that made it hard to leave. The view from the apartment was stunning day or night, it’s something you’ll always remember. What really made the experience special was the owner and the staff at the reception, so gentle, kind, and genuinely hospitable. From the warm welcome to the small thoughtful gestures throughout our stay, it felt less like checking into a hotel and more like being cared for by friends. And honestly, for the quality, comfort, and experience, the price is far below the value you get here. It’s a hidden gem that deserves more recognition. Highly recommended I’ll definitely stay again! 🌸

We initially chose this place because it was close to the dental hospital, but the entire stay was uncomfortable, and we won't be coming back. It's an apartment in a rental complex, one bedroom, one living room, one kitchen, one bathroom, and a small balcony. The facilities were complete, but we only stayed one day and didn't need them. One of the side gates of the complex was broken, allowing unauthorized personnel to enter and exit freely. There was a construction site across the street, and the noise from the construction started early in the morning. The next morning, we found the hallway piled high with materials, realizing the apartment was still under renovation and not fully completed. Check-in required registration at the front desk at the main entrance of the complex, as it wasn't in the same building, which was inconvenient if it rained. Guests had to register themselves using the homestay system and facial recognition, so it wasn't a hotel. The basement smelled terrible; my partner couldn't stand it and felt like vomiting, covering their nose the entire time. The first time, the front desk kindly gave us a room that hadn't been used before, but we discovered it hadn't been properly cleaned; the room was dusty, the sink was filthy, and there was grease on the table. We moved to the next room, which was a little cleaner, but it still had a strong smell, probably from recent renovations, and the bathroom smelled bad again after every water application. The bathroom walls weren't tiled, but made of plastic panels; I wonder if the plastic panels had an odor. I sent my license plate number to the customer service manager on WeChat as soon as I added them, but when I went out the next day, I found that they hadn't registered it in the system. They didn't reply to my WeChat messages, the phone was busy, and my car was blocking the way behind me, so I had to go back to the garage to wait for my license plate to be registered. When I went back to my room to check out, I found that the keypad lock wouldn't work. It kept malfunctioning or saying the password was wrong. The front desk insisted that I enter the old password, but it didn't work at all, and no one came to help. After struggling for about ten minutes, they finally sent me a new password, and I was able to check out smoothly.

The room offered excellent value for money, possibly because it was the off-season, and the staff member directly upgraded my room type. It even came with an electric heater, which was especially comfortable given we were in the south. The towels and bath towels were all disposable, which was a nice touch. The best part is that many popular TV shows in the room could be watched for free without needing a subscription! The location is also superb; downstairs, there are plenty of highly-rated local snacks, and it's not far from Xingfu Road. The subway station is also within walking distance. There's an amazing sour bamboo shoot noodle place in a nearby alley! I'll definitely eat there again next time I visit.

Title: Great location and view, but challenging for foreign travelers Review: This property is more of an Airbnb-style apartment rental than a traditional hotel. While the location and the view from the room are excellent, there are several points that foreign travelers should be aware of. Check-in: The front desk counter does not provide room numbers or guidance. You must contact the owner directly via the Trip.com app's call function. Note that the owner does not speak English. Room Guidance: I was guided to the room by two young men in casual clothes rather than hotel staff. They took photos of my passport and face for registration, but they seemed unfamiliar with the system and struggled for a while. Facilities: Hot water stopped in the middle of my shower; this might be due to the water heater settings or capacity. Also, the TV is only connected to a Xiaomi internet device, which requires a private account or additional payment to watch anything. Wi-Fi: I scanned the QR code in the room, but the AP for my room (1906) didn't exist. I eventually managed to connect to the signal for the neighboring room (1907). Amenities: Only disposable paper towels are provided. I recommend bringing your own towels if you prefer real ones. Privacy: On the day of checkout, cleaning staff entered my room while I was out for a walk—well before the actual checkout time. I found their cleaning cart left inside my room when I returned. Summary: It feels like a residential apartment converted into a rental service. It can be quite inconvenient for foreigners due to the unconventional service style. Stay here for the view and location, but be prepared for some DIY-style hurdles.

I traveled to Xiamen during the Chinese spring service with my dog and took a day trip to Kinmen Island, Taiwan, just off the coast. This hotel was in fact an apartment building with several management companies renting out rooms on various floors. Overall the building was in a horrendous state of disrepair. Initially, the front desk tried to put me into a room on the sixth floor which looked like a scene from a horror movie... Stains on floor, walls, dirt and garbage everywhere....I asked if this is the same room I booked and another female staff member moved me to the 9 th floor which was at least clean and updated, in the hall. The room was ok, and bed comfortable, but I've never stayed in a hotel that put sheets directly on the mattress without a minimal pad between... Luckily no bed bugs. The room had 3 out of 8 working lightbulbs so it was very dark. The heater didn't warm up the room even at max level running all day. Everything was old and dingy... Nothing like the photos I had no TV or Internet service the first day until I asked for it to be repaired. Overall, no maintenance is the problem.. But at least the woman at the front desk was helpful and kind That only real redeeming quality of the room was the view... But the window was so dirty, it was mostly obscured.

The location of the apartment is very good, the hardware facilities are also very good, that is, the housekeeper is basically equal to no. Because it is not a 24-hour front desk, I am afraid that it is not convenient to come back too late at night, so I went to check in at 3 pm and went to the room and didn't clean it out. I came back to the room at night and saw that the twin room was given a single bed room. The place where the other bed was originally empty. I went to the front desk and asked for nothing. I said that there was no room and asked the housekeeper to contact WeChat. As a result, I couldn’t add the front desk and said that there was no housekeeper’s phone. I had no choice but to call Trip.com . Fortunately, Trip.com Brother handled the problem quickly and effectively, and later contacted the hotel through Trip.com and gave a room. Since the apartment receives hotel customers, it should be best to train and provide corresponding services, rather than knowing nothing if there is a problem. Objectively speaking, the apartment is still good overall, I hope to have better management in the housekeeper in the future.

Really grateful for the free airport pickup. Added their number to my wechat and called them using wechat. Was given directions where to be picked up and asked to send a picture of how I look like. waited at the pickup point and even message them at exactly which location I'm at. Received a call later to ask where am I and also messaged me the car plate number. As the pickup point only allow 8mins of wait time, the driver was pretty pissed when I arrived. I mean, couldn't you have sent a picture of the car and the car plate number earlier? Driver was smoking all the way while driving and I'm unfortunately seated behind him, breathing in all his smelly smoke. He opened his window but that didn't help, the wind has kept blowing the smoke into my face. Luckily it was a short drive. I feel that the hotel should educate their drivers not to smoke while driving. This is so selfish. I got upgraded to a bigger room because they wanted me to give a good review. My room has a big window with the street view. Room was clean and nice. Slippers given. Toilet was badly designed. the shower head faces the toilet bowl and the sewage system is not good. After showering, the toilet flooded. I only realised the next morning that there are some buttons that you can switch on for ventilation in the toilet. The toilet was still flooded in the morning but I think if I have known about the buttons earlier, it would have been dried in the morning. The buttons are in chinese characters. Ask for help to decipher them. The room has a projector but nothing was watchable. You need to have accounts to sign on to their various content provider. The hotel is near a small street market with awesome and cheap food. There was also some supermarkets opened late into the night. Cannot expect much from sound proofing as dead into the night, you can still hear food delivery rider delivering their food to occupants. The driver in the morning did not smoke but when I told him that nobody asked me which terminal I'm going to, he insisted that it is impossible for them not to ask. I also cannot be bothered to argue. Why would I sabotage my own departure plans? Suggest that before the driver drives off, stressed which terminal you are going to. Terminal 3 for International flights, Terminal 4 for domestic flights. And they are not close to one another apparently. Otherwise, the bed was quite comfy. The socket above the bedside table is almost falling off the wall.

This is an apartment located a 6 min drive to the port to kinmen. The area itself is enclosed in like a yacht club boating area. Depending on the season many things maybe closed but it's good if you want to walk along the pier enjoy nature, have a ferry or plane to catch. I am going to review this as an Airbnb style apartment. Since it is an actual apartment your renting. They were a little confused at check in giving us two rooms and having us find our visa in our passport for them to take the photos. The apartment overall is very good for a short stay with a nice view, great TV and quite a lot of space. My husband's phone was able to connect to the internet and it was very good my phone however wouldn't connect. Typical problem with non Chinese phones. Bathroom is also very updated and nice. The bed was also very nice. So as this is an apartment somethings could be improved for longer stays. 1) while there is a huge fridge they don't provide you a second key so the fridge will actually stay on when you leave. Typically I leave one key in and turn off everything manually but they said not possible. So if your staying for awhile everytime you leave your fridge will go off. 2) While there is a stove which is great there isn't any way to cook no small pot pan plate nothing. Which is strange because why is there a stove then. This is clearly an apartment which could be better supplied like an Airbnb. 3) While there is a washer which is amazing and washing powder which is a huge plus there is no way to dry the clothes. There is no drying rack, no fan and the two windows don't provide enough air for drying. There was only 6 hangers as well. 4) While it was quite clean the cabinets in the kitchen, the insulation inside the fridge were not clean at all. You could tell they had recently mopped and we arrived nearly 8pm. The ceiling in certain areas had visable black mold which could be a bigger problem. The faucet in the bathroom also was very loose. However the apartment is great and could be able to accommodate longer stays if these areas are fixed. Modeling more of an Airbnb type stay. As someone who's lived in Airbnb the past 7 years I'm just trying to help. So it you are going for a night or a week and these things don't bother you I can recommend it. For me it was great for short stay.

It's just so-so. Aside from the good location, everything else is pretty bad. They charge an extra 15 yuan to use the air conditioning, and honestly, after paying over a hundred for the room, who'd want to stay here? It's only cheap. Even with the windows closed, there were tons of mosquitoes, and the room always had a strange, unpleasant smell (and no, it wasn't my shoes, I was wearing sandals without socks and noticed it as soon as I walked in). They also didn't let us use the washing machine.