Boutique Hotels in Quanzhou

A day before our arrival, the housekeeper sent us a detailed message with all sorts of tips and information. They covered everything, even asking if we were traveling with children so they could prepare special toiletries and toys for them. The swimming pool had free water guns and kayaks, and the lobby offered free Hanfu for photo ops. When I arrived, I saw a lovely young lady waiting for us in the parking lot – it turned out to be Xiao Shi, who I had been communicating with. This seemingly delicate girl actually helped us with our luggage and guided us to our room, which was incredibly thoughtful. What's more, when my sister left her cosmetics in the room, Xiao Shi contacted me immediately and even delivered them to our door! Such a dedicated personal butler definitely deserves a bonus! Thank you, Xiao Shi!

I expected an older hotel to have outdated facilities, but I was pleasantly surprised that this wasn't the case at all. It's a beautiful complex nestled by the mountains and water, perfect for a drive. Getting to Licheng District every day was no problem. The room was spacious with high ceilings, feeling grand and clean. My only complaint is that the lighting in the king-size room was a bit too dim. There were practical tourist guides on the desk, which was a nice touch. The guest rooms are quite spread out, offering excellent privacy. Even though the hotel was fully booked and the parking spaces near the Kaiyuan building were full, I stayed for three days and never ran into another guest. I didn't hear any sounds from neighboring rooms either – a truly amazing experience. The staff were incredibly thoughtful and left a great impression, just like the people of Quanzhou in general.