3-Star Hotels in Quanzhou

As always, I love Orange Hotels! The lobby is spacious and bright, with free-flow coffee and its aroma filling the entire space. They also offer fresh orange and lemon water, as well as sweet, fresh oranges to try. The breakfast is quite extensive, featuring both local Quanzhou specialties and a good mix of Chinese and Western flavors. The bedding is very comfortable, allowing for a quick sleep. Every corner is spotlessly clean, and I appreciate the smart flush toilet and curtains. I'm very satisfied with the shower water pressure, which is something I always pay attention to. There's also a gym with two treadmills and a separate laundry area. The front desk staff are incredibly helpful and friendly; you can ask them anything you need to know. Plus, the famous Si Dan Ginger Duck is right across the street, and it's absolutely delicious!

This guesthouse is absolutely fantastic! The location is superb, right at the entrance of Qingyuan Mountain. It's only a five-minute drive to the Minnan-Taiwan Kinship Museum. In the mornings, you can just splash some water on your face, throw on a jacket, and head out for a hike – super convenient and relaxing. The guesthouse itself is very uniquely designed, with a large terrace on the third floor where you can stargaze at night and just clear your mind – that's what a vacation should be like. The owner is a handsome young man, very warm and attentive. He even created a chat group for instant service: brewing fragrant tea, enjoying tea, planning travel routes, recommending local food... The guesthouse is newly opened, so the bathrooms, bedding, furniture, towels, etc., are all brand new. The rooms were designed by a famous designer, giving them a stylish and grand feel, and the wet/dry separation in the bathrooms is a great touch. Although breakfast is simple, it tastes good. All my friends who traveled with me gave it rave reviews, and we will definitely be back in the future.

This hotel offers excellent service; the staff are all very warm and welcoming. The drinks, ice cream, and game console at the front desk were a must-have for the kids whenever we left or returned. The roasted sweet potatoes were also delicious – please prepare more! The room was very clean, with great attention to detail. The price increase during the Chinese New Year wasn't too outrageous, which was acceptable. Although the breakfast selection was limited, the ingredients were good, and I especially appreciated the separate sections for raw and cooked food. Quanzhou isn't large; a taxi ride to attractions near West Street usually takes less than 20 minutes. The accommodation was very quiet, which was a big plus.

While the hotel doesn't have non-smoking rooms, the rooms are equipped with ashtrays, but there's almost no odor, which suggests they've been properly managed. The elevators also advertised the details of the services provided, which was very thoughtful and deserves praise! The breakfast room is located about 10 meters away from the guest rooms, and the staff are all friendly and welcoming, creating a pleasant atmosphere.

I've been staying here since last year when I came back to the county town because I thought the environment was relatively new and looked clean. Last night, I actually found tissues in the quilt. At first, I was confused and thought I had dropped a tissue on the ground, so I picked it up and threw it in the trash can. Later, when I lay on the bed, there were tissues under my feet. I got up and found that there were still tissues in the quilt. I notified the front desk and they changed my room at around 2:00 in the middle of the night. It was really disgusting.

During my trip to Quanzhou, the most delightful experience was staying at Shangqing Tower, a traditional courtyard house from the Qing Dynasty's Guangxu period. This hundred-year-old courtyard building retains its original charm with old wooden beams, ancient window lattices, and a blue-brick courtyard, preserving the gentle spirit of Qing Dynasty Minnan architecture. It's not overly commercialized, offering a quiet, elegant, and deeply traditional atmosphere. Stepping into the courtyard instantly shields you from the hustle and bustle of West Street 🌿. The courtyard is serene and elegant, with lush greenery scattered about and dappled light creating a magical ambiance. Warm sunlight fills the courtyard during the day, and lanterns gently sway at night, creating an incredible atmosphere perfect for stunning ancient-style photos. The rooms maintain the traditional character of the ancient house while incorporating comfortable modern amenities. Staying in this century-old dwelling, falling asleep to the quietude of the ancient house, offers a true taste of Minnan's slow-paced life. A pleasant surprise was the guesthouse's breakfast! The ”Manjian Gao” (a traditional pancake) paired with peanut scrambled eggs is an authentic old-fashioned Minnan breakfast. The soft and sweet pancake combined with the warm and rich peanut scrambled eggs instantly unlocks the local flavors of Quanzhou. Its location is superb, right within the ancient city, within walking distance of West Street and Kaiyuan Temple. After exploring the ancient city, returning to sit in the courtyard, sipping tea, and enjoying the breeze – this is truly how a trip to Quanzhou should be enjoyed ✨. If you're visiting Quanzhou and want to avoid generic hotels, you absolutely must book this century-old courtyard guesthouse!

The room was clean, the facilities were complete, the service was comprehensive, and the front desk staff was very good and very caring. At the same time, parking is convenient. The smart toilet is very easy to use, the shower has a lot of water, and it is very comfortable to use. The location of the hotel is very good, the view is good, there is a convenience store and a snack shop downstairs. Very cost-effective, highly recommended.

The mountain air was wonderfully fresh, and the farmhouse cuisine was excellent. Our room was spotless and well-maintained. Although it wasn't tea-picking season, there were still unique activities for the kids to enjoy. We got to experience painting straw hats, decorating umbrellas, and taking a tour of the tea-making process. Overall, we were very pleased!

After further experience, it seems that this place is typical for this area at this price range. So I guess I got what I paid for. But still, I was significantly disappointed by the lack of cleanliness. The lobby seemed clean and new, but after that, the elevator, hallway, and room were disappointing. And although this room was a bit cleaner than a cheaper room at a different hotel nearby, the floor and bathroom were still noticeably dirty. There was a stain on the bedsheet, which I don’t doubt was perfectly sanitary, but still added to the impression of it being dirty. There were some free condoms and lube in a container near the bed, which made the place feel even more shady and unappealing. Besides those things, it was fine. The breakfast on the top floor (you have to go up a set of stairs to get to it) was ok, though quite simple, Chinese-style breakfast items. Overall, it was tolerable, and from experiencing a few other hotels later during my stay, I came to see that it’s hard to get anything much better than that for that price range. I paid about $28/night for this place. If you want a clean place to stay, you’ll probably have to pay a decent amount more money, probably more than $40.

Service attitude is very good, you can see the sea, 2 minutes walk from the beach, you can come again next time. A nearby ginger duck is delicious and worth recommending