Romantic Hotels in Fujian, China

The environment here is absolutely fantastic! Coming to Fuzhou with so many Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, I initially chose a guesthouse converted from an ancient building, and I wasn't disappointed at all. The hygiene is excellent, with no unpleasant odors whatsoever. It's worth mentioning how lovely the shampoo is; at previous hotels, my hair would always feel dry after washing, but here it feels great. The activities in the courtyard are perfect for kids, like calligraphy tools and the old-fashioned well for drawing water. While playing, a faint scent of osmanthus would occasionally drift by. You can truly relax and unwind without even needing to leave the property. Opening the door in the morning, you're greeted by the vibrant atmosphere of an old residential neighborhood – the smell of residents cooking dinner, the scent of wood emanating from the old houses, and the sound of footsteps on the wooden廊 (corridor). It was enough to calm even the most mischievous child.

## Review **Ambiance:** I'd say it was just okay, a traditional five-star hotel setup, pretty standard. But I'm not sure if it's because of the humidity in the south, but there was an indescribable smell when I entered the room. **Cleanliness:** The room itself was decent. However, some of the cutlery in the restaurant was a bit dirty. You can see it in the picture if you zoom in – there were hard white spots on the knife. **Service:** The cleaning staff in the guest rooms were very friendly and responsive to requests. However, the front desk service on the 40th floor was just mediocre. I've stayed in many five-diamond hotels of major brands in various cities, and in other cities, the staff always made me feel right at home. But in Fuzhou, they were quite indifferent. The only contact was a perfunctory follow-up call after checking out. I think you could learn from practices in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions, as well as Guangdong. They often have dedicated butlers, and both the front desk and butlers actively contact guests, checking in and showing genuine care. Especially in Guangzhou, the service is so good it almost makes you feel embarrassed! **Food:** The breakfast offered mostly local specialties. I'm someone who isn't usually picky, but I found many dishes unappetizing, and the variety wasn't great. I suppose it's understandable if they're trying to cut costs. **Overall, I didn't have a good experience!**

I was very satisfied with the environment, hygiene, bedding, service, and location. Now, for the two points I wasn't happy with: 1. The breakfast was bad, and we had to queue. This is the only 5-star hotel in the last five to ten years where we've actually found the breakfast 'bad'. How bad? Even the fried items weren't good... The satay noodles and mini wontons also didn't taste good. I'm not sure if the quality dropped because the hotel was full during the Spring Festival, or if it's always like this. Combined with the queueing for breakfast and the price of 200+ per person, it felt like a complete debuff. I'd recommend skipping breakfast here and eating out instead. 2. The emergency exits were not open. It was very crowded during the Spring Festival. We were on the 7th floor and waited over ten minutes for an elevator to the 2nd floor. I asked a staff member if there was an emergency staircase we could use to walk down, and was told that emergency exits can only be accessed by staff with a key card. This implied guests couldn't use them. That makes me wonder how people are supposed to evacuate in case of a fire, and how this setup passed fire inspections. 3. This third point isn't exactly a complaint, but I found it a bit odd. Around 8 or 9 PM, we returned to the hotel to rest, and a staff member brought us some snacks and then asked if we had any complaints about the service. It felt like they were hinting at whether we needed 'extra services.' I suggest they rethink this approach.

This stay was absolutely fantastic! I stayed for three nights in total, experiencing two different room types. The first night, I had the rooftop room with a private hot spring tub. The terrace offered breathtaking views, perfect for enjoying stunning sunsets and a wonderful ambiance. I also got to experience the tea ceremony suite, which was equally distinctive with its elegant and comfortable design. The hotel was spotlessly clean, and the front desk service was incredibly warm and attentive, making me feel very comfortable. Tucked away in a residential area, it offered a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle, yet was conveniently located near attractions and the subway, making getting around a breeze. The room types are also very family-friendly, with suitable space and layout. It was an extremely satisfying stay, and I would definitely choose this hotel again next time.

This Chinese New Year, we decided to visit Fuzhou. After booking our flights, I started looking for hotels. After comparing many options, I finally settled on Mindu ME Hotel. Initially, I chose it because it was a new hotel, but once I arrived, I realized I made the perfect choice. 1) As soon as our ride-sharing car pulled up to the hotel entrance, a friendly staff member immediately opened the car door to greet us, while another helped us with our luggage inside. 2) We arrived quite early, so after check-in, our room wasn't ready yet. The staff member at the front desk warmly suggested we go explore the sights first and helped us store our luggage. 3) The hotel lobby is very grand and impressive, and since it was Chinese New Year, it was decorated quite festively. 4) As a newly opened hotel, all the facilities in the room were brand new, which was a very pleasant feeling. The TV allowed for screen mirroring from our phones, the bathroom had no strange odors, and our room even had two sinks. The shower had excellent water pressure and hot water, and the toilet was a heated, electric model. After a tiring day of sightseeing, we could even relax in the bathtub (a friendly reminder: if seniors or children are using the tub, it's best to have someone supervising). 5) Getting to the hotel is super convenient: take Metro Line 2 to Shuibu Station, use the D Southeast exit escalator (not the accessible elevator) to reach street level, turn left, make a U-turn, walk straight through two automatic sliding doors, and you're directly in the hotel lobby. It's all internal access, so even if it rains, you won't get wet. The bus stop is also very close. The hotel isn't far from popular attractions like Sanfang Qixiang, Shangxia Hang, and the Provincial Museum, all easily accessible by bus, subway, or shared bikes. 6) I didn't make it to breakfast because I slept in, but I'm sure it would have been excellent. If you order takeout, a lovely staff member delivers it to your room, so you don't have to go down to pick it up yourself (the round table in the room is very sturdy, and I brought my own tablecloth to keep it clean). 7) After checking out, a wonderful staff member, Miss Qiu, chatted with us warmly and invited us to stay again. With such a great hotel and amazing staff, I will definitely stay here again whenever I come to Fuzhou. Wishing all the staff at Mindu ME Hotel a happy New Year and good health! Thank you for your service, see you next time!

We decided to spend the Chinese New Year holiday somewhere new this year, and brought the whole family to Wuyishan. The hotel was definitely one of the highlights – great environment, excellent service, and the whole family had a wonderful time! I especially recommend 'Zhouxing,' the elder family members were very pleased. 👍 The beautiful scenery and delicious food in Wuyishan also left everyone very satisfied! Zhouxing Stay Experience: Satisfied, satisfied! 👍 First-day welcome fruit amenity: I particularly recommend the hotel's homemade 'Xiaomu' cakes; we even bought two boxes to take home when we left.

An extremely satisfying stay. The B&B is located right inside Sanfang Qixiang (Three Lanes and Seven Alleys), giving it an excellent location. One turn takes you to the main street of Sanfang Qixiang, and in the other direction are Dongbai Center and the subway station. You can order takeout from virtually all the trendy Fuzhou restaurants you can think of. The B&B's decor is very antique and charming, yet it doesn't lack essential modern and stylish facilities. What truly stands out is the service. From picking us up at the subway station upon arrival, to helping us wash and dry our clothes, to the daily breakfast featuring a changing variety of local Fuzhou snacks, and finally to helping us load our luggage into the car and even sending us off with some fruit when we checked out – we truly felt at home. Although one night we didn't sleep well due to noisy neighbors, we informed the manager the next day, and he promptly helped us by moving our room to a quieter area. Ban She is highly recommended to all tourists who wish to stay in Sanfang Qixiang.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at this hotel, and I must say, it was an unforgettable experience. The hotel itself is stunning, with breathtaking views of the beach that will leave you speechless. The rooms are spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, making you feel like you're in a paradise. But what truly made our stay exceptional was our driver. He was incredibly kind, helpful, and friendly throughout our entire trip. From the moment we arrived, he was warm and welcoming, making us feel at ease. His professionalism and courtesy were evident in every interaction, and he went above and beyond to ensure our needs were met. What's even more remarkable is that despite his exceptional service, he refused to accept any tips. His kindness and generosity truly made our stay memorable. If you're looking for a hotel that offers not only stunning views but also exceptional service, look no further. This hotel is a must-book, especially if you're looking for a beach view. Trust me, you won't be disappointed. As soon as you see the pictures of this hotel, you'll know why it's a gem. The beach views are simply stunning, and the hotel's amenities are top-notch. Don't hesitate – book your stay as soon as possible. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Overall, I'd reluctantly give it a 5 out of 10. The room size was decent for our family, with enough space to move around. However, the floor felt a bit dirty, which might have been due to the carpet affecting the visual perception. But in areas without carpet, there was noticeable dust, especially on the tables and nightstands. I had to wipe them down myself with wet wipes, and you could clearly see the dust marks on the tissues. Breakfast was even worse – very limited variety. There was practically nothing suitable for young children. Perhaps it's just that we Cantonese aren't used to those flavors, but I feel like for two days, my family and I basically subsisted on plain congee and boiled eggs.

The best decision for the 2026 Chinese New Year! Due to changes in our holiday schedule, we only had three days. I checked Ctrip, and Fuzhou's flight prices hadn't increased. We wanted somewhere with a beach and warm weather, and the Haiyingwan Hotel met all our needs. Perfect for a seaside stroll with the kids! The breakfast was absolutely amazing – they had Fuzhou fish balls and 'guo bian' (local rice-flour soup), plus a wide variety of Western and Chinese options. We stayed in Building 2, and the ocean was just a three-minute walk away. During low tide, the kids were so engrossed in collecting shells they didn't want to leave. The sand was fine and soft; it was incredibly relaxing, especially if you just want to entertain kids and seniors. Even my 73-year-old mother loved it. The hotel grounds are like a park. For kids who love planes, this is a treat! I heard it's the only seaside airport, so you can watch planes to your heart's content. It's not noisy at night either; with the windows closed, you can barely hear anything. **Amenities:** Very child-friendly, everything you need is there. **Hygiene:** Excellent. **Environment:** A coastal garden. **Service:** Excellent. **2-3 Person Family Package:** Truly too much food, I suggest they make it available for lunch as well in the future. **Fuzhou Airport Shuttle:** Departs every 30 minutes, always ready to go. **Seaside Mini Train:** Absolutely a favorite for little ones.