Hotels With Wi-Fi in Fujian, China

The hygiene was good. The location is super convenient for airport transfers, just a three to five-minute drive. However, you'll have to put up with almost no food options downstairs or in the immediate vicinity. I didn't use any facilities, as there's no gym or anything. They mentioned a laundry room, but I didn't check it out or use it. The TV was a nice touch, offering live CCTV channels directly, which most hotels usually charge for.

This hotel feels like a natural oxygen bar! It's right next to a lake, and there are so many different types of trees on the property, making the air super fresh. Every morning, I woke up to the sound of birds singing. It's perfect for those driving, as there's ample parking both above ground and in a large underground garage. Within a few minutes' drive, you can find shops and restaurants, and major shopping areas like Nanmendou are just a 10-minute drive away. The staff here are incredibly welcoming. The security guards not only help with parking but also proactively offer to assist with luggage and guide you to the lobby, which was fantastic! Check-in was smooth, and the front desk staff even provided information about the swimming pool and gym without me asking. The hotel has a lovely Chinese courtyard style that's very comfortable. My room was clean and tidy, with a balcony and a great wet/dry separation in the bathroom. Each building has security personnel, which is a big plus. If you order takeout, it gets delivered to the first floor, and the security staff arrange for a little robot to bring it to your room – super cool! The breakfast offered a rich variety, including local rice noodles and vermicelli.

The hotel staff were all incredibly warm and welcoming; I was very pleased. On the first day, after watching the 'You Shen' parade, my throat was irritated from all the firecrackers. Coming back to the hotel and finding complimentary white fungus soup was a really thoughtful touch. The only downside was a photography studio we went to based on a recommendation from the Shangri-La newspaper. The hotel's intention was good, trying to help us find good service, and we trusted them. However, when we got to the studio, we found out they had moved. We had made an appointment the day before, and only when we arrived were we told to go to a different address. The rest of the photo shoot was just awful. I wouldn't recommend it at all; you'll regret it. The makeup products were dirty, and the final photos were terrible. As for the hotel stay itself, I was very satisfied.

We highly recommend this hotel. They provide a free shuttle service from the airport to the hotel and vice versa. The distance is only about 10 minutes from the airport. Since we were transiting in Fuzhou, we intentionally chose a hotel that was close to the airport. The hotel is clean and modern, and one of the main highlights is their receptionists, they are truly friendly and caring. The hotel is also not far from the market; it only took me about 7 minutes to get there. Within a 15-minute walk, I was even able to find a halal restaurant. I highly recommend Lanou Hotel. If I ever have the chance to visit Fuzhou again, I would definitely stay here again.

Experience with Macro Polo (JinJiang) hotel is pleasant. Room is clean and well maintained. Location is a little away from city area about 20mins car journey (depends on traffic).

This year, I brought my family to Fuzhou for Chinese New Year, and choosing the Lakeside Hotel truly delivered on the 'lake views + Fujian charm' experience! A private pathway gets you into West Lake Park in just 2 minutes on foot, perfect for a morning run through the mist or an evening stroll to see the lanterns without battling crowds at the main gate. It's also within walking distance to Sanfang Qixiang, and the Ximen station on Metro Line 4 isn't far, making taxis to Yantai Mountain or the Provincial Museum super convenient. The dining was an absolute Fujian feast! The breakfast's freshly made Guobianhu, Bian Shi, and fried oyster cakes with shrimp oil were soul-satisfying – you can sample all of Fuzhou's local snacks right here at the hotel! The Buddha Jumps Over the Wall at the Chinese restaurant was rich and gelatinous, and the Scallop and Snail Slices with Red Yeast Rice were incredibly fresh. The grand spiral staircase in the lobby bar and the moon gate in the back garden were fantastic for photos, especially if you're wearing Hanfu. The service details were impeccable: the concierge proactively helped with luggage, the front desk provided a hand-drawn map of West Lake, fresh fruit was delivered daily, and robot deliveries were quick. Both the elderly and children were very satisfied with this Spring Festival trip! A minor drawback was waiting times during peak dining hours, and some soundproofing in the older sections of the building could be better, but these didn't detract from the overall experience at all. If you want an immersive experience of Fuzhou's poetic charm, this is definitely the place to choose!

The hotel room I booked was a Luxury Executive River View Room, facing the southwest corner. The views and natural light were excellent, and privacy was high. It's truly one of Fuzhou's top room types. The interior space is large, with mostly wooden flooring and some carpeting – very impressive. The hotel also features a pool and gym with fantastic views, as well as an afternoon tea restaurant, all of which are of a very high standard. The afternoon tea cakes are freshly made, and the breakfast selection is quite rich and delicious, with fresh and light flavors. If I had to mention any shortcomings, it would be that some in-room facilities could be upgraded. For instance, the toilet isn't automatic, and the showerhead and faucet operation are a bit too traditional and impractical. There aren't full-room electric curtains, and the TV clarity isn't great. Also, the toothbrushes and toothpaste aren't from a well-known brand. If they could upgrade these details, it would be perfect. **Cleanliness**: Very clean and tidy, satisfactory. **Service**: There's butler service and reception at the entrance to help with luggage, etc. Check-in required queuing due to many guests, but the service felt very good. **Environment/Location**: The location is excellent, right in the city center. Minjiang Park is right at your doorstep, and nearby shopping malls and attractions are not far, all within a short taxi ride. This room design is very suitable for couples.

Pros: The hotel's location is super convenient, very close to the old town, just a ten-minute walk away. For a holiday stay, the value for money was pretty good. The staff were really warm and even gave us a thoughtful souvenir. The bedding in the room was quite comfortable. There are many restaurants nearby, and one 'steamed土菜' place was fantastic. Cons: The soundproofing in the rooms isn't great. Also, due to the design, some rooms might only have windows facing the courtyard, so I'd recommend closing the curtains once you're in the room. Overall: This is a hotel that meets the needs of a typical trip.

Staying at the InterContinental Quanzhou, just like Wu Lei! The lobby, inspired by the concept of 'Xuan' (a traditional Chinese pavilion), blends ancient Minnan architecture with modern design – I was immediately struck by its sophistication upon entering. The room also boasts fantastic views; the large floor-to-ceiling windows offer a bright and airy feel that's incredibly comfortable. Outside, you're directly overlooking the sea, a cable-stayed bridge, and a Ferris wheel. They say there's only one thing to do at the InterContinental: lie back and watch the Ferris wheel sunset! The hotel is right next to Taihe Mall, and getting to most tourist spots and the city center only takes about 15-20 minutes by car, making it very convenient for getting around. The hotel rooms are clean and comfortable, the bedding is incredibly soft, and the hairdryer is excellent. All the little details are perfectly executed. Quanzhou is addictive, and I'd choose to stay at Taihe countless times again. Chinese tea set: plenty of tea varieties. Coffee capsules: convenient.

Facilities: The facilities are very new, and the entire room has smart central control. The toiletries are also very good. Cleanliness: The hygiene is clean and tidy, well-maintained, and the bedding is also good, ensuring a good rest. Environment: The hotel environment is quiet, with a Chinese style and courtyard design, very elegant and nice. The location is excellent, right within the ancient city, very convenient, with plenty of food and entertainment nearby. The situation is shown in the pictures. Service: The service is excellent; they even escort you to your room, answer all questions, and are on call. The breakfast is very rich and delicious, highly recommended! (First picture)