Scenic Hotels in Longyan

"The accommodation was comfortable, located right above a shopping mall, with various shopping centers nearby, making dining and entertainment very convenient. There were shared electric scooters downstairs, a bus stop right next door, and even a shuttle service to the high-speed rail station, just a ten-minute drive away. The room wasn't large but was very clean, although the soundproofing was a bit poor, and some lights were out and should be fixed soon. Breakfast was a little basic, but they offered clear soup noodles. The receptionists were good-looking and provided excellent service; they were very reliable."

"A serene and charming inn in a lovely village. We stayed 3 nights but most people stay 1 or 2. Needless to say, the tulou are incredible. The proprietor, a 26th generation local, is very helpful and responsive. He gave us a map of the village, explained the ”rules” of self-guided tulou tours (e.g., if the front door is open, you may go in and look around the ground floor), and arranged a driver and itinerary during our stay. He could predict our needs, wasn't pushy at all, and made us feel welcome. Fair prices. The inn itself is in a tulou, so expect stairs and people walking through the courtyard. It is in the countryside (think chickens in the AM); we enjoyed the slow pace and quiet evenings. Delicious homestyle local food cooked by the proprietor's sweet mother. Eastern and Western breakfast, coffee available. Laundry and detergent, too. A memorable stay for our family of five. Exactly what we had hoped it would be"

"The room was spacious and the bed was quite comfortable. The only downside was the pillows were too soft – one was flat, two were piled high – but thankfully I only stayed one night. It was fascinating to fully experience the century-old charm of the Tulou, with its uneven stairs and creaking corridors. Because the Tulou elements have been maximized here, even though it was the off-season and not many people were around, you could still hear footsteps at night. Light sleepers might want to consider this. Breakfast felt very ceremonial, and it was great for photos whether you were on the ground floor or in the corridor. Tips: 1. As this is accommodation within a scenic area, you need to buy an entrance ticket. Private cars can only park in the villager's parking lot in front of the guesthouse after 4 PM. 2. The commercial atmosphere in the scenic area isn't too strong yet; the villagers' lives are quite authentic, and the environment is very natural. Be sure to use mosquito repellent and wear long sleeves, especially at night. There are always small, unknown flying insects that will stick to you. 3. You might see termites inside the guesthouse, even though they've treated it. After all, with earthen walls, there are always gaps around the beds where they can get in. If this bothers you, bring disposable bedding."

"The hotel's overall service was first-class, and the staff were very attentive and responsive to customer requests. The rooms were comfortable, clean, and tidy, with a separate wet and dry area in the bathroom, ensuring ample space for multiple guests. The rooms also featured a gym with top-brand equipment, including dry and steam rooms, which I tried and found excellent. The hotel is conveniently located near various city attractions; the museum is just a 10-minute walk away. Overall, I was quite satisfied with my stay and would recommend it."

"I booked the hotel casually for the convenience of parking. Maybe I am uninformed, but I found that QR code scanning charging has even penetrated into the rooms. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. Isn't it the hotel's responsibility to provide guests with a charging cable? How can you not let go of this little profit and squander the little goodwill you have left?"