Hotels near Guangde Pavilion, Fuzhou

The facilities are very new, the stay is very comfortable, the manager is polite, the front desk is very beautiful

Facilities: Although it is not a new hotel, the facilities are still OK. Not very old. Hygiene: The hygiene in the lobby, corridors and rooms is good. Although there are many people running banquets coming and going, the hygiene is still very good. Environment: In the center of the county, shopping and eating are very convenient. Service: The service is generally good. The hotel's breakfast is rich in variety. Have a solid breakfast and then go to Lianjiang's coastline. It's a good arrangement!

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What is good/great about this hotel: Location is near small but charming Chating Park (5 minutes walk), and it's convenient to take bus and metro (Chating metro is about 10 minutes walk with rolling suitcase). Many quick-eat places, Luckin Coffee, and mini-market shops near the hotel entrance. Hotel breakfast is fine, with various pastries, good coffee, juice, and congee, plus other Chinese breakfast staples. (NOTE: Some non-Chinese guests may not like the breakfast, as it is not ”Western style”.) Can easily take bus/metro south, across the river to the former foreign concession area, which is interesting and enjoyable. Or, take the bus/metro or walk northwest to see the White Pagoda, 3 Lanes 7 Allys, etc. Hotel has a great bathtub, great shower, excellent hot water and water pressure! Blackout curtains make the room super-dark for late-sleepers. The bedroom is in a separate small room, and has its' own aircon, separate from the rest of the hotel room, so it cooled down very quickly--great on hot, humid summer day in Fuzhou. My room was very, very clean, but it smelled a little of cigarette smoke when I first arrived--I had to open the window for fresh air. Although the front desk staff (I dealt with 3 different people) don't speak English, but they are super-helpful and patient, and will use translation app to communicate well. What is not so good about this hotel: I booked a ”city view” room, but I got a 3rd floor room with a view of the street and a construction site across the street. No city view. :-( Met some other guests (Chinese) who said they had a very good view on the 8th floor. :-( Also, the entrance is confusing, as the hotel signs don't say Yunrui Hotel Fuzhou Three Lanes, Seven Alleys. However, the address is correct and is clearly marked by the door.

Jack Lin and Kris are the very helpful staffs t who helped myself with finding my wallet when it was lost during my transferring the vehicle because i had long journey and the local transportation was somewhat foreign to me in the dark evening. This is incredible to me as a wallet withheld only bills to count a dozen but no ids within, then how should they to reclaim it back is really a credit. In addition the clerks who served at the counter Ms Xu, Zhan, Lin did a lot of helping hands to me are worth to mention in the first place. In addition, what i really want to address is if you are ready an old-school taster can recall still the elegant class of the fine artistic furniture and its amenities of handicrafts this is a suggestion of mine for a coming. A thick carpet paved doorway, a marble finished bathroom, bedroom decorated with carefully designed lighting, of these amenities were those included in all i was served for a night stay. As you can see, from a wallet missing to its return, from a dedication of suite design to the welcoming snacks, and after a long flight journey done i took my newly purchased shoes off and thus i found an immediately medical aids should be required so i asked the possibility for staffs’ service. They can even heal my heel’s hurt. These are all the service they charged no money but really worths travels’ money for the stay. Thus, I appreciated and recommend only to those appreciated the real amenities of classic hotel’s admirers.

The hotel looks better on the pictures than in reality. We booked a room in the Minguo courtyard to experience the Republic of China extension but instead we were put in a more recent and not charming building. Hotel staff didn’t speak English so we didn’t try asking for the room in the courtyard that we booked as changing rooms would mean climbing down 4 floors with our luggage and waste time explaining with translator app. Room was small, enough for a night or if you don’t want to spend time at the hotel. Mattress was pretty hard. Shower and towels not perfectly clean. One can tell that the towels are quite old. There was no breakfast and no possibility to add it despite a large room available for it. There is also space to have tea but no one was working there. Front part and first 2 courtyards of the hotel look nice. Staff was polite. Our luggages were carried up. Location is good in the touristic rebuilt-ancient neighborhood. Convenient for a night but will not go again.

If you have a late flight or an early flight, it is highly recommended. It is very close to the airport, the boss's pick-up and drop-off service is in place, the room hygiene conditions are also very good, and the price-performance ratio is very high. This is a B&B converted from an apartment building. If you have to pay attention to details, choose a star-rated hotel. After all, the cost of picking up an airport is higher than the room rate here.

The price is cheap. The boss is very humorous. You can see the sea from the bed. The location is not far from the place where you can play. It is close to the airport. You can enter as soon as you get off the plane and the boss will pick you up. There is a snack street in a 5-minute walk and it will not be noisy at night.

After looking for many B&Bs, this newly opened one was very well decorated, hygienic and very clean. The bed was big enough and you could see the sea. Finally, I was transiting in Fuzhou and I booked a B&B near the airport that was more upscale than a hotel. It was very comfortable. , the surrounding area is also very lively, there are many food shops, and the service is also very good. Overall, I am very satisfied and will come again.

A very pleasant surprise hotel, right in the Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, integrated. It is very suitable for people who are interested in Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture and celebrity residences to stay for a few days. You don't have to run around and go back to the hotel to rest when you are tired. In addition, the hotel is really quiet. Unlike the hotels in the scenic area, which are relatively noisy, this is absolutely quiet in the bustling, very quiet. Deep walls and large courtyards. The service staff is very enthusiastic. Manager Huang's check-in guidance is particularly wonderful, and there are many small handicraft projects. It was raining heavily when we left. The service staff braved the heavy rain to send our luggage directly to the special car without us getting off. Breakfast is delivered to the room, and the variety is very rich. Although it is a vegetarian meal, it is definitely delicious. There is afternoon tea when you check in, and there is sweet soup in the evening. Minibar is free.