Quanzhou Boutique Hotels

The hotel is very well located, most of the historical sites and attractions are within walking distance. The room was well-equiped, quiet and clean. The internet was fast. The staff were generally very helpful. The breakfast was very rich in choice, with many types of local specialties. The waitress could even give an induction of what was on offer. The road near the hotel could be congested during peak time, but using ride-hailing app to get a taxi was never a problem.

New renovation has given it a much modern touch and comfort feeling. Front desk reception remains exceptional as in the past. The only one complaint is the lighting brightness in the bathroom above the facial sink - totally inadequate to support a proper shaving - needs to be brighter so that guest could see their own faces. Otherwise, everything is what it takes to be a top rated hotel.

The hotel is very close to West Street. There are shared electric cars downstairs that can be rented. Quanzhou is the best to rent an electric car. There is no traffic jam. You can go to any attractions within half an hour. Next to the Jiarongfu Restaurant is a great, the seafood variety is very affordable, and the taste is great, eating for several days in a row. Facilities: Older facilities Hygienic: OK, the carpet is long, a bit dirty Environment: convenient travel, complete surrounding facilities Service: The service is not bad, people are very polite. In general, this price is still possible to live in this hotel. The fly in the ointment is that the room is a bit small, and the air conditioner seems to be unable to heat, the temperature has been constant at 21 degrees, and the temperature cannot be adjusted.

The clips on every hanger are broken. These small features really need to be replaced. They are not worthy of the price. One night, there was a power outage in the middle of the night, the air conditioner stopped cooling, and I was woken up by the heat in the middle of my sleep. After the call came, the TV came on and I was immediately shocked... There are no non-smoking rooms. I personally hate the smell of smoke. As soon as I enter the room, there is the residual smell of second-hand smoke. I hope the hotel will consider the needs of people who are sensitive to smoke smell.

Great experience , for foreigners IVY from front desk is the best help you can get in the hotel and JASPER from F&B …

It was my 2nd stay at this hotel in Quanzhou, the front house staff were amazing, especially a member of staff called Kyle. Thank you for the human connection. The rooms where nice and clean, I was also given the opportunity to enjoy a late checkout as my flight back to Shanghai was early evening. There is a shipping mail next door to the hotel, it’s perfect. The breakfast selection was good, lots of choices however I was not happy about being placed in a segregated corner in the restaurant on the 5th floor away from the local people because of not being local. For an international hotel I was highly disappointed by this kind of xenophobia treatment. I came across 2 managers at breakfast, 1 was a gentleman and very polite and the other named Jack, speaking in local dialect of which I can understand, thought I came in from Guangzhou, what made him think that?? I’ve lived in Shanghai for many years and from England, it was an automatic assumption that was very unprofessional. I had to tell the manager not to be scared of foreigners. Why should I have to say that in an international hotel. Apart from this bad review, maybe if I was another race, it would of been a smooth business stay at the intercontinental.

The hotel is near the Quanzhou Confucian Temple and the Zhongshan Road Historical and Cultural District. It is within walking distance to various internet celebrity check-in spots. Although the public area of ​​the hotel is a bit old, the room on the floor we stayed in has been renovated and has a more culturally connotative design style. Inside the room The facilities are also good, recommended.

Let’s talk about transportation first: Take a taxi to the Quanzhou hotel and walk to the mansion in five or six minutes. Let’s talk about the surroundings: There are many small restaurants in the surrounding area. It is more than ten minutes away from West Street and the Confucian Temple, and about twenty minutes away from Kaiyuan Temple. You can walk in the alleys to see the history and appreciate the cultural heritage. Detailed description of the mansion: The service staff knows the check-in time before the guests check in, and turns on the electric heater in the room in advance to increase the indoor temperature. Good service 👍 The room is larger than expected. Although the window is a bit small, the seating area and work area are sufficient. Economical price👍 The furnishings in the public areas of the mansion basically retain the ancient home style, fully demonstrating the interactive integration of multiple cultures. Unique style👍 Let’s talk about the shortcomings: There were a lot of mosquitoes in the room on the first floor. It was still raining in Quanzhou in early March, and people almost froze to death, but the mosquitoes were not dead🙄️ The temperature of the hot water was not quite high, and it was not very hot even after being left there for a long time. Because it was quite late, I did not contact the service staff. Maybe other rooms do not have this problem. Cats can be more friendly😄

A well built business hotel with modern amenities, they had clean sheets and automated washrooms which I thought was fancy . Value for stay

Excellent hotel. It gets everything right. Welcoming, easy check in, comfortable and spacious rooms, clean (which for a large hotel with such high occupancy is the clearest way to see that it is a very well managed hotel!) and a full, delicious breakfast buffet with healthy choices. I’ve stayed there several times and think there must be a new manager because the post Covid version is especially good. A shopping area adjacent to the hotel offers a good place to wander. I’m a Hilton Diamond member but chose to stay at the Wanda Vista when I’m in Quanzhou.