Taizhou Hotels with Bars

I have been following this place for several years and finally went there during the National Day holiday. It's a pity that I only booked one day, otherwise I would definitely stay a few more days. This is the 20th homestay I stayed in this year, and it is one of the few that I strongly recommend. The food is also great. It's a pity that there is no latte, but the experience housekeeper made two hand-brewed coffees with different beans, which I loved. Thank you housekeeper, I also like all the atmosphere created by the owner and the boss lady. It's very comfortable, I love everything here, I will recommend it to many people, and I will come back to stay a few more days next time if I have the chance

✨ A hidden gem in Taizhou: Fuchen Yin 府城隐 What makes this hotel truly special is its incredible story — a beautiful transformation from an old 财神庙 (temple of the God of Wealth, so yes… extra good fortune vibes 😉) and a historic printing factory into a serene luxury retreat. Tucked away in a quiet residential alley and accessible by buggy, the hotel feels like a secret escape from the busy world. The moment you step inside, you feel a sense of calm. The rooms are thoughtfully designed with generous spaces to unwind, relax, and simply enjoy the moment. My favourite corners? The library, where I spent time getting lost among the books, and the piano area, where I happily played a few tunes. These little details made the stay feel more like a home away from home rather than just a hotel. The breakfast was an absolute highlight — a celebration of Taizhou’s local flavours. I loved discovering so many regional specialties: 🍵 青草糊 — a refreshing grass jelly dessert with a wonderful touch of peppermint that made it even more refreshing 🍜 姜汤面 and 芋头面 — comforting local noodle dishes 🍰 三色糕 🍚 乌饭麻糍 (with red bean filling) 🥟 扁食 …and so many more delicious local treats that I wish I had a bigger stomach! They even helped me buy the famous 海苔饼 — the whole reason I came to Taizhou — and it arrived piping hot. Truly the kind of thoughtful service that makes a trip memorable. The hotel facilities are exceptional. From the beautifully designed spaces to the thoughtful amenities, everything has been carefully considered. The bed deserves a special mention — probably one of the most comfortable hotel beds I’ve ever slept in. They also provide turndown service, luxurious toiletries, and a complimentary minibar (which, by the way, included local rice wine 🍶 — just saying 😉). A huge thank you to every member of the Fuchen Yin team for making my stay so warm and memorable. The combination of history, design, local culture, incredible food, and heartfelt hospitality makes this one of the most unique stays I’ve experienced. Definitely a place I would love to return to. 🤍

The location is easy to find, parking is convenient, and the room is clean and tidy. The bed is comfortable, and the soundproofing is also good. The service staff are enthusiastic, and check-in and check-out are efficient. The breakfast offers a rich variety and tastes great. This hotel is suitable for both business trips and leisure travel. I will definitely consider staying here again next time I'm in Wenling.

The room was clean, quiet, and really comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful too. The breakfast had lots of variety, and they even offered afternoon tea and supper, which was pretty tasty. The location is great — lots of food places nearby, and it’s easy to grab a Didi to the scenic spots. Definitely recommend this hotel if you’re visiting the city!

We just checked out today, and honestly this was one of the best experiences I’ve had in China. The host was incredibly kind and welcoming from the moment we arrived. He even upgraded us to a bigger room with a beautiful terrace, a higher floor, and an amazing view, which made our stay even more special. What touched us the most was how they treated us like guests, not just customers. They invited us to have dinner together, and we spent the evening eating, chatting, and playing games. It felt very warm and authentic. They also paid attention to every detail. They asked us what time we usually wake up and when we would like breakfast, and in the morning they brought a delicious breakfast directly to our room. As a foreigner who has been living in China for two years, this is honestly the first time I have felt so comfortable, welcomed, and connected with local people during a stay. It was a wonderful experience that we will remember for a long time. Thank you for your kindness and hospitality. We will definitely come back again and highly recommend this homestay to anyone looking for a warm, genuine, and memorable experience.

Pros: 1. Spacious room with a beautiful courtyard view. 2. Quiet location, a 25-minute walk up the mountain to Guoqing Temple. The Tianda route is wider and suitable for night walks. 3. A good range of activities, including complimentary night drinks from 8 to 9 PM. 4. Excellent service; all staff members were very friendly. Cons: 1. The hotel is small, and the commercial street at the entrance isn't fully operational. 2. Room hygiene was subpar. A clump of long hair from the previous guest was stuck on the shower glass. I stayed two nights, and it was never cleaned, leaving it for the next guest. 3. The room design is impractical. Too many mirrors in the bedroom, and the lighting is too dim. There's no bright mode. 4. Breakfast was too simple, with limited variety. Summary: It's acceptable for over 1000 a night. However, at its regular price, it doesn't offer much advantage compared to hotels in the same price range.

Coming to this hot spring hotel in winter was truly wonderful. It's right next to Guoqing Temple. The hotel itself is built like a palace, with the owner's collection of calligraphy and paintings adorning the walls. I particularly loved the four red horse paintings by Giuseppe Castiglione in the lobby. There are also three huge golden nanmu pillars in the lobby.

The hotel's location is great, with various commercial plazas nearby, making dining and shopping convenient. The 'Fucheng Taste' downstairs is also quite good. The hotel facilities are new and upscale, and it's clean and tidy. Check-in and check-out were quick. There are 4 elevators, shared with the Ji Hotel, entertainment venues, and restaurants. Parking requires going halfway around to the dedicated underground parking lot. The breakfast is rich and tasty. I would choose to stay here again next time I visit Linhai.

This hotel is a bit old, but the hygiene was decent. The pillows were too high though, which made it uncomfortable to sleep. Overall, my stay was just okay, nothing special. The best part is its great location, making it easy to get around, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options nearby.

The decoration style of the room is consistent with the picture. I like it very much. The various facilities are beautifully arranged. The sanitation is very clean, so you can stay at ease. The B&B is located inside the scenic area. There is a parking lot at the entrance of the scenic area, and there are sightseeing buses to pick you up and drop you off. Xiao Yu at the front desk is very enthusiastic and gives people the feeling of reuniting with old friends. The whole check-in process is pleasant and reassuring. The B&B is very close to major tourist attractions. The transportation is convenient. It is recommended as the first choice for travel. I will come again next time.