3-Star Hotels in Kinmen

The boss and the proprietress are very kind. From the pier to the drop-off, the hotel also has a battery car rental (the car is great and beautiful). Yesterday, the room was full. The room was beautiful and clean. There was a little smell in the corridor. There was also a leisure area. At night, watch the moon and the stars outdoors. Have a free coffee, eat a free jam toast, really comfortable, people and hearts did a very good charging! Wait for me to come next time (lucky to see the blue peacock 🦚)

The B&B facilities are very new, the design is cozy, and the beds are large and comfortable. Since there is only one room on the first floor, it is very quiet. Breakfast is a famous food in the city, and there are different choices every day. The staff is also very nice and will help call a car to the airport. Because we had to catch the bus, they thoughtfully arranged takeout breakfast in advance. The B&B is located in Jincheng Town, only 10 minutes away from Jincheng Station. Moreover, there is a Shaobing shop next to it, and within a few minutes walk you can reach famous markets and attractions.

When we were looking for accommodation in Kinmen, I wasn't sure I wanted to book a B&B. Looking at the accommodation available in Kinmen, it seems the majority are B&B and homestays. After having stayed at Zhu Shan Gandee, we finally realised that a good number of the traditional buildings in many of the ”villages” have been converted into accommodation. This one was in the Zhu Shan village where there are other B&Bs. There are no shops or restaurants in this village but downtown Jincheng is only a short drive away. This village is really nice and quiet (as would others I am guessing) and Zhu Shan Park is just a short stroll behind the house from which a top view of the village can be seen. Strolling around the village, this house stands out as more modern and attractive and the nicest in presentation (in my humble opinion). Inside, the common areas are excellent, well presented and homely. There are 2 courtyards to relax in and their atmospheres are so welcoming. We were out most of the time so didn't really spend too much time indoors enjoying what was on offer. Our room was a tad small but we love having a bidet to use. The bed was comfortable. A simple bread and jam breakfast is available if you choose to have it. There is plenty of ”help yourself” bottled and packet drinks in the fridge and in boxes on the floor if you don't want to drink them cold along with make yourself tea and coffee. There are no cooking facilities but there is a microwave. Finally, the lady host is really helpful and awesome. We rented a car so didn't need to be picked up. But she would go out of her way to ensure your stay is most comfortable and enjoyable. That hospitality personified.

The facilities are new and very clean. But the location is a bit out of the way, and it took me a long time to find it after getting off the taxi. It took several people to give directions before I found it. But we were given early check-in if we arrived early, and the breakfast was delicious.

Got a free upgrade of my room. Staff is very quiet but very helpful when asked. You just need to be more proactive. Room is very big. Hotel is walking distance to shanwai bus station which is the terminal of the bus station. From there, you can take the your bus or go somewhere else. Hotel also close to few eatery. Breakfast is nice. I like the porridge. Toilet ventilation can be further improve. But since in staying alone, it's not much of a problem to me.

The guesthouse offers airport or pier pick-up and drop-off services. It's basically a converted house, but the rooms are nice and well-equipped, and most importantly, they're very new. The owner is very helpful and grateful for reminding us about the typhoon the next day, urging us to go to the pier early to wait in line, as the ferry was only operating two trips due to the typhoon. We arrived early and got a spot on the waiting list, thus avoiding the risk of not being able to get to Xiamen. They also held our room until check-out time so we could continue staying if we couldn't make it to Xiamen.

A hidden gem of a guesthouse in Kinmen! The owner is incredibly welcoming and offers pier pick-up and drop-off service 👍 The rooms are clean and well-equipped, with a refrigerator, water dispenser, and kitchen available for your use on the first floor. The location is superb, with a 7-Eleven, drugstore, and pharmacy right outside the door. It's also just 3 bus stops to the left for Jincheng Bus Station and 3 stops to the right for Carrefour. Perfect for those who can't ride an electric scooter – hassle-free shopping and getting around!

Environment: Quiet but relatively remote Service: Relatively satisfactory Different from hotels in China, maybe they advocate simplicity and environmental protection, so the cups for brushing teeth and the cups in the breakfast room are disposable cups. At present, there are no hotels in China that use keys to open the door, but they still use keys to open the door, which is a bit uncomfortable. I forgot to lock the door before going out several times, and ran back to lock the door. The sound insulation is not good, and the guests outside can hear the conversation clearly. The washbasin only has a basin, no table. The dry and wet separation of the bathroom is only a curtain, not separated by glass. The view outside the window is good and feels great.

A decent hotel. Because it is very close to the marathon starting point, the price may fluctuate slightly during the marathon. The hotel facilities are average, but the front desk service is good. They also help to call a taxi before leaving. However, Ctrip's service is not standardized. The room booking information shows that there are windows, but when I arrived, I was told that there are no windows. I temporarily upgraded to a room with a window for an extra fee.

Its location, price and helpful staff were the plus points. Suitable for old tourists travelling in groups, but let down by families with out of control children, and some middle aged men who like to argue aloud in the early hours (beyond the resistance of my ear plugs anyway)! The breakfast was bland, and monotonous, the room furnishings old and not always working, and running out of provisions (i.e. hotel slippers albeit they are too small for US / European sizes).