Hotels With Bars in Fujian, China

Experience with Macro Polo (JinJiang) hotel is pleasant. Room is clean and well maintained. Location is a little away from city area about 20mins car journey (depends on traffic).

Had a great stay here. The room was clean and tidy, and the service was excellent. The hygiene was top-notch, and the soundproofing was fantastic, ensuring a very peaceful night's sleep. The hotel's location is also excellent, with plenty of dining options right downstairs.

Very good hotel, close to biggest industry which is just a short walk opposite. Area is now much better than before ...food just downstairs ..kfc and Chinese restaurant in shoplots on ground floor.

This is an older five-star hotel, and the rooms are really spacious with unbeatable views. You can see Gulangyu Island right across. It's super close to the Eighth Market and Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street. Getting anywhere from here is incredibly convenient. It definitely exceeded my expectations! I always prefer hotels with a great view from the room. The food was excellent too, with a wide variety of choices. Service was top-notch. All in all, choosing this hotel for my trip to Xiamen was truly beyond what I expected.

Choosing the ME Hotel Fuzhou for my trip was a brilliant decision! Its location is superb, right in the heart of Fuzhou, close to Sanfang Qixiang and Wuyi Square, and Upper-Lower Hajj and Yantai City are also easily accessible. What's even better is that the Shuibu D exit of the subway is right inside the hotel, and during the recent Spring Festival, rides were even free. I encountered a few issues when checking in, but 'Xiao Mi' (a staff member) was incredibly responsive and resolved them immediately, ensuring a perfect stay afterward. Xiao Mi also continued to check in on our experience thoughtfully. The breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of choices, and the tiger-skin chicken feet, peanut soup, and 'lao hua' (a local dish) were excellent and suited both children and older guests. This stay at ME was truly wonderful!

My wife and I were really happy with the hotel we booked in Xiamen this time. The location is excellent, right by Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street, making it super convenient for eating, shopping, and entertainment. I highly recommend the fifth-floor garden terrace room I booked – it was fantastic! The room was spacious and well-equipped, and the private terrace was perfect for enjoying tea or a smoke outdoors. The hotel front desk staff and the housekeeping aunties on our floor were all incredibly warm and proactive with their service. We had a wonderful stay for four nights straight!

This time I stayed at the Xiyue Hotel in Zhangzhou, a friend recommended it, and after staying, I really felt it was worth the trip, my satisfaction level went through the roof! The hotel facilities are complete, and the environment is clean and comfortable, making for a very relaxing stay. What touched us most was discovering we'd accidentally left a phone in the room after checking out. We were already panicking, but to our surprise, the front desk staff immediately contacted us, and after confirming the item, they meticulously helped us pack and ship it back. The service was so thoughtful and responsible, truly heartwarming! From the accommodation and travel to the attentive follow-up, every detail was handled perfectly. I highly recommend it to everyone, and I'll definitely choose Xiyue Hotel again next time I visit!

Zhangzhou Hotel is a well-established five-star hotel located in the heart of the city, renowned for its unique 'garden in the city' ambiance and attentive service. Key Stay Experience: * **Location and Environment:** Situated in the city center, it's within walking distance of Zhangzhou Ancient City, offering convenient transportation. The hotel itself is a nearly 100-acre garden, providing a tranquil environment and earning it the moniker 'Garden Hotel.' * **Service and Facilities:** As a long-standing establishment, the service is professional and thoughtful, adhering to the principle of 'serving with heart, working with dedication.' Facilities are comprehensive, including an outdoor pool, various restaurants, and ample parking. * **Dining Experience:** There's a wide selection of dining options, ranging from local Fujian cuisine to Western buffets. Specialty dishes like the 'Zhangzhou Landmark Banquet' have received positive reviews.

We made a last-minute decision to travel, and since it was a family trip with kids and seniors, we needed two rooms near Sanfang Qixiang. This was the only place that met all our criteria, so I reluctantly booked it despite the high price. The car was parked in a public parking lot for 50 RMB/day. We found the entrance to 'Wenrufang,' turned right after passing it, and saw the stone lions, which marked the hotel. **Ambiance:** The reception area of this hotel is housed in the original old building. The beams have been reinforced, but you can still glimpse the ancient wood. The 'four waters returning to the hall' (sishui guitang) garden design is quite captivating and worth savoring. **Accommodation:** The lodging section is in a newly built single-story addition. We were on the second floor. There were many rooms, but they were quite small. The cleanliness was acceptable, but the shower water was inconsistent – hot then cold. Bathing my child in the freezing water made me want to curse, especially considering the 2K RMB per night price tag. **Hygiene:** My family is very particular about hygiene, which was one reason we chose this place. It's newly opened, with no strange odors, and the location is good. Upon entering the room, I checked for dust on the tables and examined the sheets – everything was clean, so I didn't even use disposable sheets. I'd like to commend the cleaning lady here; she was tall, sturdy, proactive, enthusiastic, and efficient! **Service:** The hotel has been open for less than six months and is not yet on Dianping. In the afternoon, someone contacted us to ask about our arrival time, which I said would be after midnight. Later, when I couldn't find the hotel, I called the front desk again. They added me on WeChat and sent me the location, which finally helped me find it. Perhaps it's because I've experienced hotels in other cities offering tangyuan (sweet dumplings) upon arrival on Chinese New Year's Day, creating a warm feeling for guests. However, when we arrived at this hotel, the front desk staff was rather wooden. We weren't given toiletries for the children, and the extra blanket we requested wasn't ready. (I had to ask for this blanket five times before they finally provided one, initially claiming they only had one, then magically producing another). No one helped us with our luggage even though we arrived just after midnight; the front desk staff simply stood there. When I asked about the possibility of a late checkout, they asked me to leave a good review in exchange, which I found a bit ridiculous. I paid 7K RMB for two nights; I shouldn't need to exchange conditions for a late checkout. **Breakfast:** Breakfast is served to the right of the accommodation building (it seems to be outsourced). It's a breakfast market in the morning and a coffee shop during the day. A young man wearing a mask handled both the breakfast clean-up and luggage handling during the day. On Chinese New Year's Day, when we went for breakfast, there wasn't much left. On the second day, we went early and got to try the Laohua soup, fish ball, and rouyan soup that we missed the day before. Overall, the variety was good, allowing for a pleasant breakfast experience. We stayed on the 17th and 18th, and the price was outrageously expensive, but it was our own fault for deciding last minute. However, the hotel is very close to Aiqing Tree (Love Tree); just turn right out of the alley.

Returning after sixteen years, I arrived at 1 AM to find only one young lady at the front desk. The main door was a bit stiff, but she quickly came over to help me with my luggage and open it. The room layout and amenities were fine, but a special note for those traveling with seniors: the bed is a bit elevated for the view. Although there are warning lights, I still stumbled on the first night. The view and breakfast have always been the hotel's strong points. From the room, you can see both Zhongshan Road and Gulangyu Island. It can be noisy from the street, but thankfully, closing the door provides excellent sound insulation. The housekeeping lady was incredibly enthusiastic. As a long-time employee of sixteen years, she clearly has a lot of affection for the hotel. She even thoughtfully opened the drying rack when she saw me hanging clothes. She deserves a five-star review! The breakfast offering shark fin is rare, and the 'Mianxian Hu' (vermicelli paste) was absolutely superb! The Eggs Benedict was also the best I've ever had! Zhongshan Road is right outside the door.