Hotels in Shangxiahang/Power Long, Fuzhou

For this trip, I opted for a traditional Chinese-style guesthouse located right at the entrance of Fuzhou's Shangxiahang Scenic Area. Housed in a charming old building, its overall aesthetic and comfort level were truly impressive. The proprietor was incredibly kind and attentive to every detail. The guesthouse offers complimentary afternoon tea (two servings of tea, fruits, and small snacks) and a free Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) experience, allowing you to freely explore the Shangxiahang Scenic Area dressed in traditional attire. For those who enjoy calligraphy or traditional ink painting, this place is a dream – they provide complimentary brushes, ink, paper, and an inkstone, all set up on a wonderfully large table. It's worth noting that while most hotels and guesthouses typically have a 2 PM check-in and 12 PM check-out, this one offers an early check-in at 11 AM and a late check-out at 1 PM the next day, provided you inform them a day in advance. During check-out, I had a brief chat with the owner who was preparing tea. He was so welcoming and accommodating. When I casually mentioned I'd forgotten about breakfast, he said they could provide it anytime, as long as you ask beforehand, not strictly limited to the usual breakfast hours (which are apparently 8-10 AM). Nearby, you'll find Fuzhou's famous old eateries: 'Erlongbo Yuanxiao,' 'Tongli Rouyan,' and Dadao's 'Yiqiang Niuhua.' On the same street as 'Niuhua,' there's also 'Hao Li Bing' (Oyster Cake). You truly can't go wrong with any of these places; they're all highly recommended! For 'Laohua,' I suggest trying 'Axin.' As for fish balls, it's a matter of personal taste, but you might as well try them at Tongli Rouyan while you're there. 😂 All in all, this guesthouse boasts a fantastic location, both its physical facilities and service quality were outstanding, and there are plenty of delicious food options nearby. Absolutely superb! 👍🏻

Facilities: Overall it's pretty good. The room is relatively large, and the bathroom is also very large, but the design is unreasonable, and it is not particularly convenient to take a shower and go to the toilet. Hygiene: Overall it's okay, but it's still not serious enough. There are actually a few screws left on the carpet😓 Environment: The environment is okay Service: There are not enough disposable supplies. I asked the waiter to bring one night but he didn't bring it. Maybe he forgot. The bedside socket is broken, and the window handle is also broken. 

I picked this hotel sight unseen before our trip. On the day we were traveling, the hotel even called specifically to confirm our arrival and upgraded us to a duplex room. The room was clean and spacious, and breakfast was decent. Most importantly, the hotel's location was excellent. We mainly relied on buses and the subway for this trip, and the nearby bus stops and subway stations were very convenient. Plus, it felt like Fuzhou's attractions are quite concentrated and not too far apart. The hotel also provided complimentary hot spring tickets and a buffet. While the buffet selection wasn't extensive or particularly fancy (understandable given the price point), it was enough to fill us up. The hot springs next door were quite good; we went for two consecutive days, and my child absolutely loved it, constantly praising my hotel choice! The breakfast area even had direct access to the hot spring facility. If you don't feel like sightseeing, you could easily spend a whole day soaking there and even go for a swim. Overall, I was very satisfied with this stay. My child even said they want to stay here again next time we visit Fuzhou!

Push open the door of the Begonia glass, and the Southeast Asian courtyard will unfold like a scroll painting. Banana leaves sway in the breeze, and bamboo rattan chairs are hidden in the bougainvillea bushes, as if you have instantly traveled to the rainy season in Southeast Asia. This treasure hotel hidden in the Yantai Mountain Scenic Area uses the greenery of the courtyard to weave a quiet barrier in the bustling city. The surprises in the guest room are even more eye-catching: the jazz music flowing from the Marshall speakers and the soft airflow of the Dyson hair dryer bring the exquisiteness of modern life to the fullest. When the night falls, make a pot of the hotel's best jasmine tea, nestle in the quilt and watch the rain hitting the banana leaves outside the window, and even the air is soaked with the temperature of the old times. Every corner hides a holy place for film production, and more than 30 pieces of collectible vintage furniture, each of which reflects the boss's good taste. The most rare thing is the enthusiasm and ironing of the butler team, a one-to-one butler group, which promptly meets and solves the needs of guests. There is no need to make a strategy, and the staff will send it to the group for your reference. I was awakened by the birdsong in the morning, and it took only five minutes to walk to the red brick arcade of the former site of the American Consulate. In the evening, I walked through the commercial street to eat a bowl of pot-side porridge. When I came back, I chatted with the housekeeper, as if I had met an old friend I had known for many years. When the crowds of Yantai Mountain gradually dispersed, it still kept its quiet authenticity. Here, I suddenly understood that the real luxury is to turn poetic dwelling into an everyday life within reach. Next time, I must bring my parents here to live in this Nanyang courtyard where time stops, and listen to them tell stories that are older than me. #Fuzhou Tourism #Fuzhou Check-in #Fuzhou Tourism Guide #Fuzhou Yantai Mountain #New Popular Hotel

Crowne Plaza Hotel Riverside Fuzhou shines with its prime riverside location, offering stunning Min River views from many rooms—sunset vistas here are a standout. The staff’s warmth is notable; check-in was swift, and requests were met with genuine helpfulness. Rooms are spacious and modern, with comfortable beds and sleek bathrooms, though some decor feels slightly dated. Dining at their signature restaurant impresses, blending local Fujianese flavors with international dishes—try the braised sea cucumber. The hotel’s proximity to landmarks like Sanfang Qixiang adds convenience, while the rooftop bar is perfect for evening drinks. Minor quibbles: Wi-Fi can be spotty, and the gym is small. Overall, a solid choice for business or leisure, balancing comfort and location effectively.

Great location, spacious room, nice night view along the river. Only that the entrance to the lobby was weird, you have to dragged the luggage up thru the stairs

The hotel is very cost-effective, and we also gave a free upgrade. There is a big tea table in the room, which is very good! I will choose it again next time! The hotel is very cost-effective, and we also gave a free upgrade. There is a big tea table in the room, which is very good! I will choose it again next time!

The stay experience was very pleasant! The location of the homestay is convenient, the surrounding living facilities are complete, and the travel is very convenient. The room is clean and tidy, the layout is warm and stylish, and the details can see the landlord's intentions. The bedding is comfortable and the rest is very good at night. The landlord is warm and thoughtful, responds promptly, and also provides local play suggestions intimately. I will choose here next time I come here, and I will recommend it to my friends!

I came across this hotel by chance. It seems to be newly opened? The location is easy to find in Shangxiahang. The decoration of the hotel is very good, clean and beautiful. It is very suitable for staying here occasionally to feel the atmosphere. Environment: Because it is newly renovated, I feel that the equipment is very new, the room is very spacious, the light is bright, and the atmosphere is good. The most important thing about the bedding is that the hygiene is also very good. The bathroom has enough light, which is suitable for makeup. The girls are a plus! The soundproofing of the room is pretty good and not very noisy. It is a good choice for traveling and business trips👍 Service: They were very patient in answering questions and even upgraded our room type for free. High praise!

Staying at the Jinjiang Lefeng Hotel, a brand under the Jinjiang umbrella, I felt right at home. The hotel, which opened this year and is now version 3.5, boasts impressive hardware and amenities, including a high-tech automatic flush toilet and De Rucci bedding. I slept so well I wanted to sleep even more. The breakfast was plentiful, and I enjoyed the seafood laohua. The front desk ladies were warm and welcoming, especially Zhifeng, who was always responsive. There were some areas that could be improved, such as the quilt, which took a long time to arrive. I hope they can improve their service. I understand why the hotel was fully booked that night, but everything else was excellent. I'd definitely stay again and recommend it to my family and friends. The hotel is located in the city center, within walking distance of China's No. 1 Fu Street, the YMCA, and the Shangxiahang Scenic Area. It's also very close to the subway station, and parking is free. It's excellent, and it's a super five-star rating.