Elong Hotel

The room was spotless, and every aspect of our stay was fantastic. The hot springs were incredibly relaxing, the facilities were very clean, and the service was excellent. They were patient and helpful, and we'll definitely be back. Really great!

The front desk staff, Feng Ling, was incredibly diligent and attentive. Our room reservation didn't include breakfast, but she kindly added it for us, which was so thoughtful. The restaurant offers a rich variety of dishes, including stewed soups, Fuzhou fish ball noodles (lao hua), fruits, stir-fries, and more, and the taste was also quite good.

The hotel is surrounded by great amenities and it's super convenient to get around! We even got a room upgrade after checking in. Our room was on the 10th floor, 40 square meters, and really spacious!

The hotel's location is excellent. There are direct bus routes to Sanfang Qixiang, Yantai Mountain, and Gushan. Downstairs, there's a Guming (a popular tea shop), and Tangmo Chaxi, a very popular local Fuzhou milk tea brand, also delivers here. The lobby also provides sour plum soup, which was a thoughtful touch given the high temperatures in Fuzhou these past couple of days – a cup really helped to cool down and refresh.

The hotel's location is convenient, right in the city center. The front desk service was warm and polite. The room was large, clean, and comfortable. Room service was very prompt, and the robot delivering food was a great touch! 👍

Great location, and the buffet and hot springs were excellent! The service was also very warm and welcoming.

The hotel was very comfortable, and the staff were warm and friendly. The location is convenient. I'd definitely come back again.

The environment is nice and quiet, the service is good, and breakfast is decent. It was a comfortable stay.

Overall, it was decent, but nothing really stood out. I felt the service could have been more proactive; it would be great if the staff could recommend some local eateries. I spent quite a while in the morning trying to find a local breakfast spot, but there weren't many lively places or anything particularly unique (and I don't eat seafood). Ended up having KFC, which was a real bummer.