Hotels Near Zhongting Shoes Street in Fuzhou

I want to give myself a big thumbs up. I chose a treasure hotel and stayed in Fuzhou for one day. I originally wanted to go to Sanfang Qixiang, but I have seen too many old cities and heard that Yantai Mountain is also good, so I want to change places to feel it. Although it is a bit of an Internet celebrity, I feel the vitality of Fuzhou, but it also has ancient charm. The hotel is quiet in the bustling city, surrounded by all the food and trendy shops, but it has its own unique atmosphere. The merchant service is in place (very considerate and upgraded), and a clear map is given. It is the hotel closest to the parking lot. The hotel facilities are very complete, with smart curtains, toilets, and abundant free drinks. The rooms, including bedding, are very new and clean. The decoration style is simple and atmospheric, and the dynamic line is reasonable. I like it very much. The disadvantage is that the faucet water flow is easy to splash water, and the room door is a little less soundproof. But I think it's very cost-effective, surrounded by many banyan trees, with parks on the mountain and rivers on the mountain. There are also many ancient residences and buildings, art exhibitions, and it is both retro and modern. I want to call this place Little Macau. I think it's more fun than Gulangyu Island. The location of this hotel is amazing. I highly recommend it. Anyway, I fell in love with Yantai Mountain because of this hotel, and I fell in love with Fuzhou because of Yantai Mountain. I will stay longer next time!

The hotel staff were very nice, polite and accomodating. I had arrived there early and they did not have a problem looking after my belongings while I explored the city. As I explored they had called to notify me that the room was ready and that I could come back at any time. When I had returned they informed me that they had given me a free upgrade. The room was very clean and comfortable. The breakfast the next morning was very delicious and had quite a few options. Located in the centre of the city and the area around it is also very interesting with many international restaurant options. 100% would style there again

This time I was really impressed by the experience of staying at the B&B in Yantai Mountain, Fuzhou. Whether it is butler service, facilities and equipment or location, it is impeccable! The following is my detailed evaluation: 1. Butler service: The butler service of the homestay is really intimate! From the communication before check-in to the various needs after check-in, the butler can respond in time, and the attitude is warm and professional. The housekeeper not only introduced the use of the homestay in detail, but also asked about our stay experience when we checked out, and presented a souvenir, which felt very warm. 2. Facilities and equipment: The facilities of the homestay are very complete, and the room design style is unique, which not only retains the historical charm of old Fuzhou, but also integrates the modern and comfortable living concept. The bedding is soft and comfortable. 3. Geographical location: The B&B is located in Yantai Mountain Scenic Area, Fuzhou, with a great location! You can walk to Yantai Mountain's historical and cultural district in a few minutes. There are many literary shops, cafes and restaurants around, which is very suitable for walking and taking pictures. Whether you want to feel the history and culture of Fuzhou, or you want to experience the convenience of modern cities, here is a perfect choice. In short, this stay was very pleasant! Whether it is a trip to Fuzhou or a relaxing holiday, here can make you feel the warmth of home and the fun of traveling. Looking forward to coming back next time

Have booked this hotel for 4 nights, on the third day the hotel told me I have to evacuate the premises in 2 hours, as they have encountered water and electricity issues, they just tell you to leave and without any service recovery, I was nearly stranded at such short notice…they should have a better protocol to address this, nevertheless I like this hotel and I do recommend for travelers looking for a clean and budget accommodation in Fuzhou.

The room is spacious and clean, with convenient transportation, close to Metro Line 1, 10 minutes by subway from Fuzhou Station, and about 30 minutes by subway from Fuzhou South. It is convenient to go to various attractions, just near Sanfang Qixiang, and there is a store next to it. I ate Shaxian snacks when I was hungry at night, and walked to Tongli meat dumpling in the morning.

Fantastic stay! The hotel's location was perfect; we could easily walk to all the major attractions, restaurants, and shops. It was such a plus not having to rely on taxis or public transport. The rooms were clean and well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Considering the price, the value was exceptional. Definitely worth booking!

The staff here is friendly and helpful, especially the staff 77. I stay for 3 nights with separate booking due to the change of flight, the two rooms are different room types, but the staff help to organize into the same room type so I do not need to change room between nights, also the location is great, which is close to the tourist attraction area.

My wife and I recently spent a few days at the Fuzhou Sanbaobindi Hotel for a much-needed getaway, and it was, without question, the best hotel experience we’ve ever had. Situated in the heart of Fuzhou’s historic Sanfang Qixiang district, the hotel was the perfect base for exploring the cultural treasures of old Fuzhou—all within easy walking distance, including access to the metro. From the moment we stepped in, the experience was exceptional. We were warmly welcomed with traditional tea and snacks, and the check-in process was a breeze—under three minutes! Our room overlooked a beautifully manicured Chinese garden and perfectly balanced traditional design with modern comfort. Every detail in the room was spotless, showing a clear respect for the historical architecture. The true highlight of our stay, however, was the level of care and hospitality provided by the staff, especially our guest services manager, Roy Huang. Roy went above and beyond, offering us night snacks and daily desserts and taking time to share insights into Fuzhou’s rich history and culture. Our conversations with him were a true pleasure—learning about the city’s architecture, the hotel’s own story, and even the local tea culture, which he introduced us to with great care and knowledge. It’s rare to meet someone who makes you feel so genuinely welcome. Roy’s attention to detail and kindness transformed our stay into something extraordinary. We left Fuzhou with a much deeper appreciation for the city, and it was all thanks to the team at the Sanbaobindi Hotel. If you’re looking for an authentic yet refined stay that captures the spirit of traditional Fuzhou, I couldn’t recommend the Sanbaobindi Hotel highly enough. A heartfelt thank you to Roy and the entire staff for making this trip truly unforgettable.

Upon arrival at the hotel, I discovered that breakfast wasn't included in my room reservation, contrary to what was stated. I promptly reached out to trip.com to address this discrepancy. While the room was on the smaller side, it was still satisfactory, and the bed was comfortable. The hotel's location, approximately a 10-minute walk from the train station, was convenient, with shops nearby. The breakfast provided was acceptable. All things considered, the hotel offered good value for the price.

The room was fine, pretty average for a hotel. The bed was comfortable and the water pressure in the shower was good. The heat was on in the hotel and even though I had my room heat off, it was still 25° in my room. The room AC and fan didn't work (which means the hotel probably had it turned off) so the room couldn't cool down at all. The breakfast buffet was typical. Sometimes the food was hot, sometimes not. The dining room was quite small for the amount of people there and the tables weren't cleaned quickly enough for people to sit down right away. My biggest complaints: The smell of cigarette smoke entering my room because someone was either smoking in their room or in the hallway. (Seems there are no rules about not smoking in the hallway.) I couldn't leave the ”do not disturb” button on to take a nap in the afternoon. The desk called my room, my phone, and texted me to say they wanted to clean the room. I left the room each day at various times (when I turned off the sign) and yet they always disturbed me anyway. It's not a bad hotel, but I wouldn't stay there again. I didn't feel welcomed and I felt like I was in the way of their jobs. I never felt comfortable or relaxed because I always felt like I had to leave my room before a certain time.