Hotels in Xiamen with Private Beaches! Decided to Extend Stay for Three Days

The Renaissance Xiamen Hotel embodies the brand concept of "Discover This Way" to create a seaside lifestyle destination that blends local culture with contemporary art. Designed by Hong Kong's Cheng Chung Design (CCD), the hotel deconstructs and recombines elements of Minnan culture, interpreting traditional fishing village memories through modern design language. The hotel's standard rooms start at 45 square meters and all feature 180-degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows. Bathrooms have double basin designs paired with MORGENTALER amenities, the same brand used by the British royal family. Special room types include private viewing balconies with outdoor jacuzzis, while playful family rooms feature dedicated children's sleeping areas and play tents. All rooms are equipped with smart control systems, 55-inch LCD TVs, and Nespresso coffee machines. Some rooms even have infinity pool-style tubs overlooking the coastline. The all-day dining restaurant follows a "Seaside Market" concept with open kitchens serving Minnan specialty breakfasts (such as mian xian hu and tu sun dong); the Chinese restaurant specializes in creative Minnan and Cantonese cuisine, with its signature dish "Red Onion Oil Drizzled Dongshan Squid" using squid caught that day from Dongshan Island; the rooftop bar's sunset ritual and special "Gin Tonic Laboratory" have become popular social media check-in spots. Leisure facilities include: a 200-meter infinity heated pool (heated to 28°C in winter), a 24-hour fitness center equipped with the latest Technogym equipment, and REN SPA offering Ayurvedic treatments. Families with children can enjoy the children's club's handicraft courses (shell painting, red brick rubbing) and the daily evening "Fluorescent Party." Within walking distance of the hotel are Guanyin Mountain Dream Coast, Xiamen's largest seaside amusement park; Jupeng Flying Dream Water World, a summer-only water park; Hecuo Fishing Port, the most well-preserved Minnan fishing village; and Powerlong City, Xiamen's first art-themed commercial complex.