I had an extremelly bad experience overall in the Ramkada Plaza Hotel in Fuzhou. I had stayed a few days earlier in the Ramada Plaza at Shenzhou and it was quite good but at Fuzhou things are really bad. The hotel needs an urgent renovation of the rooms and the common areas but what really made my stay really uncomfortable... More

Check-in was average, and the room was average also. The toilet was cramped, and the shower curtains for the bathtub needed to be changed now, or last year. The tv channels fortunately included cnn, channel v and hbo, but not much else. Upon check-out, I wanted to apply for the wyndham card and gave them my business card with the... More

Just stayed at this hotel for 3 nights in the middle of December 2010. After cleared out some misunderstanding in the beginning which was handled very professional by the staff our stay in Fuzhou quite nice. It's far from a new hotel which you really can see. The carpet feels to so dirty I was afraid it would eat anything... More

I have been noticing that it is always cold in China hotels, expecially in the south, during the winter. Whether the outside temperature is under 10 degrees Celsius or not has no importance. "The heating is not working ;very sorry" - No other explanation or reason. I checked in on 28th Jan 2010, arriving late with a client from Shanghai.... More

standard old hotel on the average. nice reception. room and facility, just old.

Following check-in at the clean and well lit lobby I was directed to my room - a dark, musty smelling cave complete with a stained, high mileage carpet. Use of my laptop for internet access was precluded by the hard wired computer on the desk - which by the way, was incapable of accessing the internet. Upon entering the dining... More

Well, I usually book an hotel, twice a week in 2 different cities of China because of business and I can tell you: Ramada Plaza is a chinese "western" hotel which advertise the fact that they are a 5 stars plaza (I'm wondering how) but definitely no more than 3 stars regarding the western standard: old fashioned, bathroom of the... More

I stayed 2 nights at this hotel on a brief stopover at Fuzhou. It was one of the few quality chains in the city. The hotel was on the North ring road some distance from downtown and it was frequented mainly by the business crowd. While it was supposed to be a modern hotel, the hotel had a little tired... More

When this hotel opened a few years ago it was wonderful - a large number of westerners on staff to launch the property made it a great bargain in every respect - service, food etc. I am afraid that now it has turned into another Chinese operated hotel. All the westerners are gone and any "feel" of western service has... More