Hotels With Pools in Fujian, China

"Stayed for four nights with my 70-something mother and two young children (extended one day due to a typhoon), and the entire experience was incredibly satisfying. The 'Nailong' themed room was a huge hit with the kids; they loved crawling in and out of the tent and playing with the Nailong plushies every day. While the hotel facilities show some age, they are clean and tidy, and the air conditioning and hot water worked perfectly, making it comfortable for both the elderly and children. The service was exceptionally thoughtful. On the night we checked in, they brought us a complimentary sweet soup, and during our stay, they even prepared a fruit platter to celebrate my mother's birthday, which truly touched my family. They also kindly helped us arrange an extension during the typhoon, which was a great relief. The location is excellent, with mature commercial areas nearby, making taxi travel very convenient, and it's not far from various attractions. It was a warm, stress-free stay, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit Fuzhou."

"This is a really nice hotel, located right on a food street with tons of dining options and a lively atmosphere. They have a few parking spots, but you need to inform the front desk when you're heading out. A nice perk is that guests get free tickets to the adjacent swimming pool – just remember to bring your swimming cap! The lounge area on the first floor is a thoughtful touch, offering complimentary coffee, tea, and ice. The rooms are quite spacious, featuring a huge TV and comfortable bedding, ensuring a good night's sleep. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, though the water pressure for showering was a bit low, possibly due to peak usage. Breakfast was decent, but they didn't offer any made-to-order items. It seems the hotel has a partnership with an electric scooter rental shop, but I didn't quite figure out the details or inquire further. The hotel's proximity to various attractions is great; you can easily walk, bike, or take a taxi. Definitely recommended!"

"Found a gem for our family trip to Xiamen! The Weishang Garden Hotel's family room is simply divine. It's in a prime location on Zhongshan Road, with a charming Nanyang retro vibe. Stepping out, you're surrounded by street food and shopping districts. It's super close to the ferry terminal and the Bashi market, saving us a lot of travel time. The room is incredibly spacious, bursting with a playful, child-friendly atmosphere. My kids instantly fell in love with the bunk bed with a slide, and the safety rails gave us parents peace of mind. There were dolls, building blocks, and a small tent – enough to keep the little ones entertained for half the day, meaning we didn't have to keep an eye on them constantly. The room also features a private little balcony, and the faint scent of tea in the corridor made us feel instantly relaxed upon entering. The entire room is equipped with smart devices, and the toiletries were clean and high-quality. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and the floor is covered with soft mats, so we didn't have to worry about the kids bumping themselves while running barefoot. Robot delivery is available 24/7, and the concierge was incredibly responsive to our requests. The bedding was soft, ensuring a comfortable night's sleep. It's spacious and comfortable enough for a family of three or even families with two children. Our kids were already asking to come back next time we left. This is definitely our top choice for family accommodation!"

"I chose the Intercontinental in Fuzhou. Although the hotel isn't brand new, its location is excellent, with convenient transportation (very close to Metro Line 1). The overall facilities are well-maintained, and the cleanliness and service details are spot on. A special thanks to LEGAL at the front desk for assigning us a room with a fantastic view during check-in! I also have a few suggestions regarding the breakfast at the café: ❶ The coffee quality is quite soso. I recommend upgrading the machine and beans. ❷ This is the first time I've seen omelets made in advance, and without even asking guests about their ingredient preferences – everything was just added in. It would be much better to prepare them fresh to order. ❸ The congee station doesn't have enough space for guests to put their bowls down. It's quite easy to spill and get burned, or even cause disputes, especially when holding a plate in one hand and trying to serve congee with the other."

"The new Chinese-style lobby, infused with Fujian intangible cultural heritage designs, feels both upscale and authentically local. From the high-rise, panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, you can effortlessly take in the sunrise, sunset, and the dazzling bridge and Ferris wheel night views. Soaking in the bathtub by the window while enjoying the nightscape is absolutely divine. The rooms are spacious, the bedding is incredibly comfortable, and the cleanliness is impeccable. The breakfast spread offers a wide variety of Fujian snacks, with freshly prepared Shacha noodles and vermicelli paste that taste genuinely authentic. Downstairs, you'll find the lively Taihe commercial district, making dining and getting around super convenient. The hotel also boasts excellent amenities like a heated swimming pool and an executive lounge, and the service is wonderfully warm and attentive. This is definitely the top choice for a vacation in Quanzhou, worth a second visit!"

"Great location! Right in the ancient city, and the service was warm and enthusiastic. Here's a summary: Pros: The hotel's location is excellent, not far from the Confucius Temple, so everything is within easy reach. The room was clean, well-lit, and beautifully decorated, perfectly suiting a hotel located within an ancient city. The only minor drawback is that cars aren't allowed inside the ancient city. However, the hotel is very close to the South Gate of the ancient city, so we were able to park conveniently at the South Gate parking lot, and the parking fees were even reimbursed! Both check-in and check-out were handled with warm greetings and farewells. You absolutely must try the 'Siguotang' (four-fruit dessert soup) in the summer! Several shops in the ancient city serve amazing ones!"

"Choosing Chunpo was hands down the best surprise of our Wuyi Mountain vacation. Our entire stay was incredibly relaxing and rejuvenating, and I've already recommended it to all my friends planning a trip here. The hotel is ideally located in the heart of the resort area, backed by Dawang Peak, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle. There's a free shuttle to the scenic area, and San Gu Old Street is within walking distance, making getting around incredibly convenient. The entire hotel is designed with Song Dynasty landscape aesthetics at its core, covering over 100,000 square meters, with water features and gardens making up a large portion. Pavilions, bamboo corridors, and picturesque bridges are scattered throughout, and when the mist rises, it feels like stepping into an ancient painting. The unique boat entry experience adds a wonderful sense of ceremony, and in the evening, thousands of lanterns light up, creating a fantastic atmosphere. They even offer free Hanfu rentals for photoshoots, ensuring every shot is Instagram-worthy. In your leisure time, you can enjoy a tea ceremony by the stream, try tea art, calligraphy, and other 'Gentleman's Nine Arts' experiences, truly immersing yourself in Wuyi's tea culture. We stayed in a scenic view room this time, featuring panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows and a viewing balcony. Opening the window revealed a stunning vista of layered mountains. The room amenities were thoughtfully chosen, with a soft King Koil mattress for a good night's sleep, a Dyson hairdryer, and L'Occitane toiletries. The smart devices were easy to use, and the oversized bathtub offered a perfect spot to relax and admire the scenery, washing away all fatigue. Daily fresh fruit and Wuyi rock tea as a gift showed meticulous attention to detail. The comprehensive family-friendly amenities, including children's bathrobes and toiletries, made traveling with kids completely stress-free. The service was attentive and thoughtful. Before check-in, our butler proactively reached out to understand our needs. Upon arrival, we were welcomed with a warm cup of Dahongpao tea. Luggage handling and electric buggies around the property were readily available on call, with quick responses that never felt intrusive. The self-service breakfast offered a rich variety, including local specialties like Zixi noodles, Guangbing, and Ai Cao Guo, along with various warming and flavorful stews. The Chinese restaurant served authentic Wuyi local flavors, and the waterside private dining rooms offered a unique dining experience with stunning views. The hotel's facilities are excellent, with a heated swimming pool and a gym open all day, providing plenty of leisure options. Away from the city's noise, embracing the charm of Song Dynasty landscapes, the service, environment, and facilities are all impeccable. It's perfectly suited for both couples and families on vacation. When I return to Wuyi Mountain, Chunpo will undoubtedly be my first choice again."

"I came to visit a friend, and they helped me book this place. The stay was quite nice, with excellent facilities. My friend brought me food in the evening and we ran into the front desk. They were pleasantly surprised to find they even had late-night snacks! We not only had them but also heated up our own food. We also had breakfast the next morning, which had a wide variety of options. The hotel's five-spice rolls and seafood rolls were very authentic; the chef seemed to be local. Highly recommended! I even ordered them twice, haha. I felt so happy! I feel like I'm going to gain a lot of weight if I keep eating like this. I strongly recommend this hotel!"

"The most unbearable thing about this hotel for me was the temperature. From the moment I stepped into the lobby, it felt stuffy and hot. When we checked in at the front desk, I even asked the staff about the hotel's temperature setting, and she said it was set at a constant 26 degrees Celsius. Sure enough, when we got to the room, the thermostat displayed 26 degrees. Even after lowering the temperature, there was no change at all. It was unbearable trying to sleep at night, so I called down. They sent an engineer who fiddled with the thermostat, bringing the display down to around 23 degrees, but honestly, it didn't feel much cooler; it still felt hot. Especially with the thick duvet, I couldn't get any sleep, so I had to call again and ask for a fan. The next day, I visited a client in the office building right next to the hotel. The moment I entered the office lobby, it immediately felt cool and comfortable. Just a single door separated us, and the difference in temperature settings between the hotel and the office building was noticeable. My client's office also felt comfortably cool. So, with it being summer now, having the hotel set at a constant 26 degrees is really unacceptable. If I hadn't had something important to do the next day and needed to check out properly, I honestly would have checked out and left right then and there."

"My kids had been begging to stay at a hotel for ages. I was looking for a luxurious resort by the sea – no flying required – with a water park, a beach, and a kids' club for a few days. Then I stumbled upon this place! After checking out the facilities and reviews, it perfectly matched all my criteria. I booked a 3-night stay on a certain travel app, about half a month in advance. I was so worried about rain and checked the weather forecast daily. I specifically chose the only few rain-free days of the month, with temperatures over 30 degrees, perfect for swimming! You can never go wrong with a five-star hotel; an old Ferrari is still a Ferrari! There are absolutely no downsides. Initially, I was a bit nervous because some reviews mentioned the breakfast being very poor. However, the main building and the Water Garden have two separate buffet breakfast restaurants. When checking in, the front desk didn't know how long we'd have to wait for a room, so they upgraded us and even included a complimentary hotel afternoon tea! I was shocked to find we were upgraded to a poolside room in the Water Garden! This was a room type I wouldn't even dream of… so touching! However, staying in the main building and the Water Garden each has its advantages. The main building is super convenient for the kids' club and water park, including room service. The Water Garden doesn't have a kids' club, and its pool only has one slide. (But hotels with water features tend to be a bit humid overall; the bed always felt slightly damp, much like our plum rain season, and clothes took forever to dry, even though it was sunny). 1. The buffet breakfast was the best I've ever had. I've stayed in many high-end beach hotels both domestically and internationally, but this one offered fresh squeezed juices daily! I've never seen that before. And you could keep getting Eggs Benedict; the quality was like having a fancy brunch at a Western restaurant. You'll likely find everything you want! The hours were 7:00-10:30 AM, so you barely needed lunch. 2. Although you need to call a shuttle to get from the Water Garden to the main building, they're always responsive, and they even help deliver some takeout. The most memorable moment was one evening when I went to the lobby to buy Haagen-Dazs late at night. The lobby staff had to help scoop it. I bought three scoops, and one of the kids accidentally knocked over their ice cream. We were going to scoop off the top layer for ourselves and give the remaining one to the child, but the staff immediately scooped a fresh one! It was so touching! While there were a few individual staff members who weren't as good, overall, the service was fantastic! 3. The bed was incredibly comfortable to sleep on. Although I wasn't a fan of the pillows, the bed itself was truly comfortable! The 2-meter bed comfortably slept 2 small children and 1 adult. The hotel can also install bed rails, which were very effective! Unlike other family-friendly hotels I've stayed at where they easily loosen, these rails were great; no need to worry about the kids falling off at night. 4. The beach was a bit of a walk, quite far for small children, as you had to go through an underground tunnel with lots of stairs up and down, crossing the main Huan Dao Nan Road. You could exit directly from the hotel by swiping your card. On the way, we saw so many giant African snails – a new experience, I'd never seen them in real life before. 5. The kids' club was huge, and the activities were plentiful! You could genuinely just relax at the hotel; if you have young kids and don't want to venture out, this is the perfect choice! 6. Most importantly, there were so many of my beloved frangipani flowers here! Fresh frangipani often fell into the pool. I thought I'd only see frangipani again if I went to Thailand!!! But I found them here, which was so touching!!! There were also many fruit trees at the hotel; a wax apple tree was right by the lobby entrance, and I think I even saw a jackfruit tree while riding the little train around the grounds!!! The whole hotel made me feel like I was in Thailand… 7. The welcome fruits were not perfunctory and very fresh! The minibar was the most luxurious I've ever seen!!!!! The Xiamen beer was hohoho delicious~! You can always trust the experience of a five-star hotel! If you're also looking for a hotel to just relax and have fun with your kids, choose this one! I'd be happy to choose this hotel again next time I'm in Xiamen, especially if I could stay in a poolside room again, that would be pure joy, hahaha."