Quanzhou Hotels with Jacuzzi

"This was my second time visiting Quanzhou, and choosing Lushu (录莳) was a decision all three of us absolutely loved. Even though it's technically a guesthouse, it definitely has more of a hotel vibe. The facilities and cleanliness are far superior to many other smaller guesthouses, offering a much more standardized experience. The hotel's design is quite artistic, and there's a rooftop where you can see the Kaiyuan Temple Pagoda. The best part, however, is its excellent location. It's just a one-minute walk to the entrance of West Street. While not directly *on* West Street, this is actually a huge plus because you can park right outside, and they even have their own parking garage. Last time I stayed *in* West Street, it looked convenient but you can't drive in. Staying here meant we avoided dragging our luggage through the heat, which was fantastic! Plus, it’s tucked away, so it’s surprisingly quiet despite being so central. The staff, both the young men and women, were wonderful. Sometimes we'd order takeout very early, and they'd go out of their way to open the gate for the delivery rider and bring it to our room. They were incredibly accommodating throughout our stay. Upon check-in, they provided a hand-drawn map, which was a lovely, thoughtful touch! I have to say, there are so many great places to eat and drink nearby, all within walking distance! This time, I fell in love with the unique specialty drinks at various coffee shops in Quanzhou. Perhaps because they are independent small businesses, each has its own distinct flavor, unlike the chain brands that dominate in a city like Shanghai, which often lack character. 'Haituo' (海獭), 'Mianyang' (绵羊), and 'VEE VEE' nearby are all excellent. This trip, I also tried 'Xiao Niang Re' (小娘惹) photography. I'd done 'Zanhua' (簪花) before, but 'Xiao Niang Re' was even prettier, haha! After the shoot, you can find a place for makeup removal and a scalp treatment. The 'Chafu' (茶麸) shop in Jiadi Lane (甲第巷) is really good! It saves you the trouble of doing it yourself, which can be exhausting. At Kaiyuan Temple, I spent 30 yuan to unlock a 'Black Wukong' (黑悟空) look – it felt quite surreal and was a fun new experience, haha. When you come to Quanzhou, you absolutely have to visit the seaside. Moon Bay Floating Stone Camp (月亮湾浮石营地) instantly transports you to Jeju Island. You can go to Luojia Temple (洛迦寺) first, which is about an hour from the hotel, then head to Moon Bay, also about an hour away. While you're at it, you can also fit in Chongwu Ancient City (崇武古城) and Huian Folk Culture Park (惠安风情园)! If you're tired when you get back, a massage is highly recommended. You can enjoy a foot soak while getting a shoulder and neck massage, along with some healthy tea. Each person gets their own private space, almost like a study room. Every visit to Quanzhou brings new surprises! I'll definitely be staying at Lushu again next time! 👍"

"This guesthouse boasts an excellent location, right within the West Street of the ancient city. The 3rd-floor rooftop offers fantastic views for photographing the Kaiyuan Temple twin pagodas, easily rivalling popular cafes. I personally witnessed the bedding being changed after each guest, so hygiene is definitely assured. The owner is also very friendly and welcoming. Given the low price, it's incredible value for money. Highly recommended!"

"1. Great location, walking directly to Zhongmu World City, super convenient for shopping! The whole house is smart, orange-flavored washing and care, clean and soundproof, robot delivery is very intimate, five-star recommendation to live in Quanzhou! 2. Orange quality is online, the room is spacious and bright, the buffet breakfast is rich, the laundry room gym is included, the front desk service is warm, and the price is full. 3. Quanzhou travel preferred! The bedding is soft and sleeps peacefully, the smart curtain lighting is super worry-free, and there is no thunder during the whole stay. I will choose here next time."

"The room is next to the Qingyuan Mountain ticket gate, and there is a bus stop. It is very convenient. The Kaiyuan Temple West Street bus is directly accessible. There are two museums on the way, West Lake, and a leisurely stay for two nights. It is very good. At that time, the housing was in short supply, like opening a blind box, I lived on the first floor, but there was no damp feeling at all, and the waiter's service attitude was super good. The large balcony on the roof was also very good. The scenery was good. You can also drink tea on it. I took a bag of cinnamon from the boss that day, it was delicious!"