Jinjiang Star Hotel (Quanzhou Jinjiang Railway Station)

First off, there was a tiny hole in the faucet, so when I turned on the water, it sprayed all over my face. That's fine, I'm not picky, as long as it works. What I couldn't stand, though, was having a KTV in the same building. That was absolutely maddening. I had a window room, and at night, I'm not sure if it was an exhaust fan or some other machinery, but there was a constant humming noise outside. I tried to ignore it, even treating it as white noise, but the KTV was just too much. The singing was terrible and so loud, and there was a noticeable vibration from the DJ. This was especially bad when I lay on my side, as my ear pressed against the pillow, making the vibrations even more pronounced. I couldn't sleep at all. I had booked this hotel in advance specifically to get a good rest before an exam, and honestly, I was very disappointed. Eventually, I couldn't take it anymore and called the front desk. They brought up some earplugs, but wearing them was uncomfortable and made it even harder to sleep. Feeling helpless, I tried playing some piano music to help me drift off. I finally fell into a hazy sleep around 3 or 4 AM when the KTV quieted down. I was up by 6:30 AM, meaning I only got about two or three hours of actual sleep. The most important thing for a hotel is soundproofing, and the sound insulation here was truly awful. Breakfast was decent, just white porridge, vermicelli paste, fried dough sticks, peanuts, pickled vegetables, dried radish, steamed buns, and eggs. I saw these few items, and it was enough. The service wasn't an issue, and the environment was okay, but the noise was unbearable.

Overall it's pretty good. It's an old building, but the facilities are complete. The service attitude is good. There is breakfast and you can eat enough. It's opposite Quanzhou Vocational University and there are many restaurants downstairs.

Bad review, bad review, bad review, bad review. There were no disposable slippers in the room. Breakfast wasn't served in the room, but in the hallway. The environment was terrible. The KTV downstairs was also very noisy. I won't be staying here again.

The air conditioner was dripping and I didn't sleep well the whole night.

This budget hotel is clean and quiet. The rooms are simple but adequate, and the sheets and duvet covers are fresh and stain-free. The soundproofing is better than expected; I wasn't woken at all. It's a 5-minute taxi ride from the train station, and nearby restaurants are convenient. If you're looking for a comfortable stay on a tight budget, this is highly recommended.

First of all, there is a sour smell as soon as you enter the door. The previous guest's socks were still hanging on the hanger. It felt like the socks were washed with water without detergent. I thought it was okay and opened the air conditioner to ventilate it. After taking a shower and preparing to turn on the air conditioner, I found that there was no air conditioner remote control. The hygiene of the kitchen for making breakfast is also hard to describe.

I suggest keeping your expectations low, as the hotel is quite old. 1. The room lighting was quite dim and cold, which was quite irritating to the eyes. 2. The cleanliness was questionable. The paper under the mouthwash cup was moldy, and the sheets had some unknown stains. 3. No disposable razors were provided. 4. The soundproofing was very poor.