Kinmen Hotels with Free Breakfast

The homestay is a short walk from the bus stop (for buses No Red 1 and No 2 from the main Kinmen town of Jincheng) and a 7-11 convenience store. The traditional Fujian building is beautiful and an attraction in itself, with an atmospheric courtyard where guests could chill with coffee and/or a meal. But it has been newly renovated with modern amenities, and the place is very clean and well kept. The host was warm and really very helpful. When he heard that we wanted to walk up Mt Taiwu, he drove us to the start of the walking trail. He also gave us a contact for a taxi driver in case we needed a ride back. And when he learnt that we were tracing our ancestors, he brought us to meet an elder who might have a family register. Really thankful to have met a host like him.

Very exquisite and warm homestay ～ The beautiful environment makes people feel happy. The service is also quite intimate. The plants in the homestay are carefully designed and planted by the boss himself. The breakfast provided is also quite exquisite and rich in local characteristics. A wonderful stay experience! I hope Chen Jiayuan will get better and better. I will choose to live here when I have the opportunity to go to Jinmen again! 🫰

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.

Such a clean B&B! The owners are incredibly nice, and they offer breakfast with a choice of congee, sandwiches, and soy milk. The fried dough sticks are super crispy and delicious – worth waking up early for! The room has a fridge, which is great for keeping drinks. The only downside is that the fridge compressor sometimes makes a noise, but I'm a heavy sleeper, so I didn't hear it at all while sleeping. All the facilities are perfect. I'll definitely choose this place again on my next visit!

This trip to Xiamen was arranged via the ”Mini Three Links” from Kinmen. The Kinmen itinerary included 3 days and 2 nights, with accommodation at the Kinmen Shimei Resort. The facilities and services were excellent (a triple room had 2 bedrooms, 1 living room, 1 bathroom, and 1 kitchen). A special commendable aspect was the breakfast service; the chefs and staff provided detailed explanations on how to heat the food to enhance its flavor. It showed a genuine dedication to serving guests (this embodies the spirit of Kinmen – hospitality and treating tourists like family and friends) – truly admirable! The only drawback was the resort's remote location (far from Kinmen city, the airport, and Shuitou Wharf). Improvements in facilities and services are needed – such as free airport shuttle service and discounted taxi/motorcycle rentals. These are just my personal opinions, suggestions, and thoughts; I hope they are helpful. Finally, I wish everyone a happy, safe, and enjoyable trip!

The room is much larger than expected. It also has a double bed, a sofa and a kitchen (but I haven’t used it yet so I don’t know if it is useful). The only small problem is that there is noise in the room. Research results show that the wall is next to the elevator and there is noise coming up and down. No wonder it is recommended to put earplugs in the room. Travelers with sleep disorders can ask at the front desk for a room with no noise. Others are OK. The service attitude is friendly and the breakfast is simple but different than some B&Bs that offer walk-in breakfast or a minimalist breakfast wall.

An extremely comfortable, albeit not luxury hotel. Extremely clean and managed by a very friendly and helpful staff. For me, it was a great place to get away from the nearby Xiamen and enjoy free internet. Maybe the choice of dining in the vicinity is not exceptional, but I managed to find a cozy noodle place, managed by some local Kinmen residents who nevertheless spoke some English. Finally, a great value for money. Highly recommended.

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).