Located in the core area of the ancient city of Quanzhou, a world intangible cultural heritage city, it is a boutique humanistic homestay hotel carefully created by Licheng Cultural Investment Group. The hotel is located at No. 172, Xinhua Road. Geographically, it forms a 60-degree angle with the East and West Pagodas. It is hidden in the hustle and bustle of the city, and you can reach West Street on foot.
We pay tribute to this half city of hustle and bustle with 60 degrees of respect, 60 degrees of humility, and 60 degrees of piety. Starting from here, you can understand the rich historical and cultural heritage of Quanzhou and experience the intangible cultural heritage of Quanzhou.
The hotel has multiple living rooms, an underground small parking lot, a rooftop bar, and a multi-functional conference room.
"Five-star recommendation for Quanzhou Lushih Homestay, the most delightful stay of my Quanzhou trip!
The location is absolutely perfect, tucked away in a small alley off West Street. It's a two or three-minute walk directly to the East and West Pagodas of Kaiyuan Temple, and stepping out, you're surrounded by authentic local snacks. It's a rare find—peaceful amidst the hustle and bustle; closing the courtyard gate completely shields you from the street noise.
Converted from a standalone Southern Fujian courtyard, the design is gentle yet refined. Lush greenery fills the small courtyard with an amazing atmosphere. The rooftop terrace is a hidden gem for photos, offering a 270-degree direct view of the twin pagodas. You can watch the sunset in the evening and capture stunning shots of the ancient city lights at night. The room was impeccably clean, the latex mattress was soft and comfortable for a good night's sleep. Smart toilet, hot water, and toiletries were all well-equipped, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring an undisturbed night's rest.
The butler service was meticulous and heartwarming. Upon check-in, we received a hand-drawn guide to the ancient city's hidden gems, along with recommendations for local secret eateries, and any requests were met with super-fast responses. The common areas are elegantly decorated, with a tea corner, a small intangible cultural heritage exhibition hall, and you can even experience writing wax-sealed letters to your future self—thoughtful details are everywhere. It's a godsend for self-driving tourists, as it comes with an underground parking lot, directly solving the parking problem in the old city.
Breakfast features local old-brand mianxian hu (vermicelli paste) with vinegar-marinated pork, and traditional pastries are complimentary for afternoon tea. The value for money is exceptional, suitable for couples, girlfriends, and families alike. I will definitely stay at Lushih again on my next visit to Quanzhou!"