Pet friendly Hotels in Fujian, China

The hotel is right in Sanfang Qixiang, which is super convenient, and not far from the parking lot. It's also pet-friendly, and you can even bring your dog to the breakfast place across the street for a proper meal; very convenient! The daily seasonal fruit platter and exquisite snacks: The fruit and candied fruits were both excellent. Environment: The room was very spacious, and the service was friendly! The entire hotel is built in an ancient architectural style, full of character!

I specifically flew to Quanzhou for the local cuisine, so I picked this hotel located on a food street, without breakfast included. It's perfect for solo travelers. There's a great local vermicelli soup shop nearby, which is perfect for breakfast. While the shops on the food street mostly cater to late-night crowds, there are plenty of delicious local specialties in the surrounding blocks. It's in a bustling area with excellent transportation links, making it easy to get to attractions around Zhongshan Street. Even if you're not into sightseeing, staying at the hotel is great too – the rooms are spacious and well-equipped, the lobby on the first floor is quite striking, and the service is very thoughtful. They even let you know in advance if some rooms might be affected by noise at night. It's definitely a hotel with amazing value for money!

The room was great, just like the pictures and videos I saw online. The hotel is quite large, so we had to take a shuttle whenever we went out, but the staff provided excellent service – the shuttle arrived promptly every time we called. The hotel's breakfast buffet is definitely worth mentioning; although the variety wasn't extensive, the food was delicious!

Honestly, during the off-season, for a room type like this at just over 150 (CNY), staying on the 60th floor is incredibly good value for money. The room itself is quite spacious. I actually booked this place after reading a review, and honestly, I think it's perfectly fine. I dislike situations where customers are clearly in the wrong or leave bad reviews unfairly, and then the boss blames and scolds the staff. I don't like that. So, sometimes when guests are being unreasonable or trying to take advantage, whether it's a staff member or the owner responding, I think it's perfectly acceptable. A spade is a spade.

We had a lovely stay, the room’s view was great, bed very comfortable, nice cotton good quality lienen, flexible room service time, water/towels etc always topped up/ refilled. Free luggage storage possible. All really smooth and pleasant. Keep in mind that if you choose smart room- need to say the commands to open the curtains in Chinese. I speak some Chinese and it made the check-in and stay easier, however the person who showed us the room wasn’t very friendly.

I came to Xiamen for a business trip and saw this hotel on Ctrip, so I booked it. The price was great, the environment was very clean, and it's super close to both the airport and the train station. They even have an airport shuttle service, which is a really nice touch. The front desk staff were also very considerate, asking about my travel times and so on. I highly recommend this hotel!

The hotel environment is quite good, and the location is also decent. Taking a taxi from the airport to the Cordis Hotel costs no more than 20 yuan, which is very convenient. The hotel is quite large, the service is good, and the breakfast selection is rich. The surrounding amenities are also great, with Wanda Plaza and Intime Department Store nearby, making shopping and dining very convenient. It's suitable for business trips or tourism.

The hotel has an elegant and refreshing atmosphere. The walls are clean and spotless, and the blackout curtains do an excellent job of blocking out light. There are many shops and supermarkets nearby, making it very convenient for daily shopping.

Just checked out today, so I'm writing down my thoughts while they're fresh. My stay at the Novotel Xiamen Central these past few days was surprisingly therapeutic, surrounded by lush greenery everywhere. The lobby on the first floor is beautifully decorated, and it's also a pet-friendly hotel. I brought my dog along this time, and thanks to Manager Zhong Ganghua's proactive communication and coordination, our stay was excellent, especially since my dog is a bit shy. It doesn't feel like a traditional, rigid hotel; instead, it's like staying in a vibrant, living space. I enjoyed sitting on the sofa in the common area in the afternoon, with sunlight filtering through the leaves, casting dappled shadows. My dog had a great time too! The service was attentive, the facilities are new, and the bedding is comfortable. Next time I'm in Xiamen, I'll definitely prioritize staying here again!

The invincible sea view and beautiful environment were amazing. Traveling during the off-peak season meant fewer people, making the experience excellent. There was a minor hiccup though: the first room had some equipment issues due to the strong sea breeze and humidity. However, the front desk resolved it by moving me to a better room. On the downside, the front desk phone rang for a long time without anyone answering; usually, I had to call room service for things like water or children's slippers, and they answered much faster. Overall, all the hotel staff seemed rather indifferent, with no smiles, and their responses to requests were just standard. The advertised special activities, like the sea-view train, archery, dry-land curling, and the small boats in the garden, were nowhere to be found. It's a large garden hotel, and I didn't explore much beyond the beach. My overall impression was just average. However, just before checking out, a manager from the Fuzhou Haiyingwan Baixiang Hotel Guest Relations Department handled a problem with outstanding enthusiasm and excellent service. That was the only time I felt truly served and valued. A special shout-out to her!