Hotels With Wifi in Fujian, China

This is an excellent hotel with comprehensive facilities and stylish decor. All disposable amenities are provided. The staff are very polite and courteous. It's quite close to the airport, but without the noise. They offer an airport shuttle service, which is convenient. However, it's a shared shuttle service for several hotels, which was new to me. When I first arrived, I thought I was at the right place for check-in, but after a while, I realized it was a Hanting hotel (a different chain) – the driver didn't say anything. **Facilities:** Relatively new **Hygiene:** Very clean **Environment:** Excellent **Service:** Very enthusiastic

I really liked my stay there. I do think it may be harder for foreigners to stay here compared to possibly other options as most workers do not speak English. I found it quite hard to communicate. However, I do recommend it and I personally would stay again. Especially as we overcame the challenges of communication and I was easily able to work with the staff. The bathroom and bed are amazing and I would love to use them again. The airport is only 10 yen away by taxi which is amazing and I honestly would come again.  I added two photos. One of my breakfast and another of the room while I was watching tv.

Worried about traffic in the old town, I chose a place not far from it. The mural at the entrance is very striking, making it easy to find. It's also convenient for buses and taxis right outside. Food deliveries are brought up by a robot. My nail chipped while I was out, and the front desk provided nail clippers – big thumbs up!

The room was great, facing the square, which made it super convenient to watch the flag-raising ceremony. Breakfast was decent too. The cleaning staff were incredibly diligent. However, upon check-in, I wasn't informed about the breakfast location. Also, I had booked two packages, and on the third day, they thought I had checked out, even though I had clearly explained my stay duration upon arrival. This caused my room card to stop working. They were very apologetic afterward and even sent fruit as an apology, which was a nice gesture.

Highly recommend this guesthouse! The room was clean, comfortable, and had excellent natural light and ventilation. The front desk was very responsive and provided thoughtful service. The travel and dining recommendations they offered were really helpful. It's just a few minutes' walk to the metro station, making transportation very convenient. I had a great experience and would happily stay here again. It's also very close to Gulangyu Island.

The environment is clean and hygienic. Every time I ran into staff in the hallway, they greeted me warmly. Although this hotel is on the street, I was surprised that it wasn't noisy at all. The only thing was the air conditioning was loud, but they thoughtfully added a baffle to it so it doesn't blow directly at you, which is great! It's very convenient to catch a bus or a taxi from here. There's also a large supermarket behind the bus stop, and West Street is just a few bus stops away. I highly recommend this hotel.

Good: very closed by train station like 8 mins walk. Front counter lady was helpful. Price was a deal. Bad: cleaning is not done well, we found empty cigarette box under the bed. Provided plastic slippers were extremely dirty which we don't dared to use. Bathroom is very small jam with toilet, open shower and washing machine in approx 16sf room. Therefore, the toilet and washing machine gets wet after every use of shower. Since there was only disposable towels provided (large paper towel), we can't even use it to wipe the toilet dry. Although it's closed by Xiamenbei train station, keep in mind, it's far from tourist place in case you want to visit. It takes almost an hour by subway.

The Intercontinental Hotel in Fuzhou has an overall business-oriented style, with a rather conservative and conventional decor. The front desk service isn't very proactive; no one greets you unless you speak first, which is a bit lacking for a five-star hotel. The room is very quiet, which is a big plus. It's also convenient to get essential toiletries replenished quickly. Breakfast is quite ample, but there's nothing particularly outstanding. For an older hotel to still stand strong, it definitely has some substance.

Initially, I stayed in a king room, then switched to a twin room. Perhaps because I was used to the first one, I felt the king room had a better and more spacious layout. The twin room was also quite large but felt a bit narrower. Secondly, the bathroom layout in the twin room was smaller, and the shower's maintenance was noticeably worse than in the king room, with water stains and a slight drain odor. However, overall cleanliness was good, and all the beds were on the softer side with very comfortable bedding.

A hidden gem of a guesthouse in the prime location of Zhongshan Road! It's a 5-minute walk to Zhongshan Park subway station, and a short taxi ride (just the starting fare) to Nanputuo Temple and Shapowei. The room is designed in a light luxury style with dark green and warm orange tones, giving it a strong Nanyang feel. Located on the 7th floor, it boasts a scenic balcony where you can overlook the bustling night view of Zhongshan Road. They also offer a complimentary laundry room with a dryer, and even provide branded Blue Moon laundry detergent. The bedding is soft and skin-friendly, and the bathroom has a separate wet and dry area – the attention to detail is truly impressive. The front desk concierge proactively sent out a guide for local attractions and dining spots, was always available to answer questions, and responded very quickly, 24/7.