Hotel pemandangan pegunungan di Fuzhou

The location is off the main city but that is the charm of it as it is less crowded and provided the much needed serenity the place has to offer. The service of the place was excellent and delicately provided to suit your needs. It is simple, beautiful and very homely.

Honestly one of the nicest stays I have had in China. Came here for a writing retreat - such an amazing spot! Lovely sunrises, sunsets and nice walks nearby. Very quiet and rural feel - not many people around but great amenities (good coffee shop and restaurant, scooter rental). Staff were all extremely friendly and went out of their way to make my stay exceptional. Breakfast was great for a free breakfast. Don’t recommend going to “chase the blue tears” though unless they are a high level of density - not worth it. Better to just stay and enjoy the peace and tranquility nearby the hotel.

民宿就在小漁村裡🌾 獨棟的海景套房 面朝大海 背靠礁巖 推開門就是私人海灘的感覺真的太棒了！ 🐚一樓是公共區域「海螺客廳」 暖色調的空間像被海螺温柔包裹 來自天南海北的旅人在這裏相遇 管家小姐姐超貼心！彷彿踏入一個温暖的港灣🥰 🏠二樓是全景海景套房「茉莉」 寓意着“願海風洗塵，花香入夢， 許您一夜如花瓣舒展的安寧” 一整面落地窗直麪蔚藍大海 早晨被陽光吻醒 傍晚看落日熔金 海浪聲成了最治癒的白噪音

Juchunyuan Ruichun Hotel claims a heritage from 1865, but this was a modern multi-storey facility. It was really on the Northern edge of the city, a fair bus ride into town, but we got to where we needed. We had views of a colourful children's fair ground next door. The hotel is also quite close to the zoo in one direction (which we missed) and a short bus ride up the hill to the botanic gardens and forest park which were lovely. As a family of three we got two room which were clean an well appointed. There was no fridge or microwave, though cleaning staff were happy to keep some milk in their fridge so I could make a coffee each night. They also kindly did a washing load for us which we dried in room, not a standard service, but we were there for a week. Breakfast was part of the deal, which was a typical Chinese hotel breakfast (think congee, dumplings, veges with meat, pickled veges, fried tofu sticks, cake slices, fruit, soymilk, milk, milk tea, milk coffee). There is also a fine restaurant on the third floor which specialises in Fuzhou cuisine (including the rather indulgent 'Buddha Jumps the Fence' dish) where we really enjoyed a couple of their set meals. I believe there is a gym and pool onsite, but we did not seek to access those.

Nice location and the hot springs was nice. Romantic room and the private hot tub on the balcony was OK The only drawback was that they don't accept western credit cards and you shouldn't expect a western breakfast. But the breakfast was still good if you appreciate Chinese food.