This is the first 4 star hotel I've stayed in that doesn't have wi-fi in the rooms which is important to me as I'm traveling for my company. The beds were tiny (compared to similar hotels in China) and felt more like a futon than an actually bed. They offer a free breakfast every morning. A big selection of uneatable... More

I booked a deluxe room in the Bailuzhou and got shuffled to an old building behind called "Garden Hotel". From the outside it looked shabby but inside it was fine - nothing to complain about and nothing to write home about. Bed was comfortable, shower's water was hot, room was clean, etc etc. Only peculiarity was I couldn't find any... More

This hotel is a bit old but renovations have been done. It is (I) relatively cheap (II) has a gym (III) and it has a beautiful view overlooking a park and a lake. During day time there are alot of birds that fly nearby the hotel (quite rare in china) and at night time the lake takes on the reflection... More

During our stay at the hotel, renovations were being carried out on the upper floors, so we could hear some banging. Fortunately, we were out most of the day. My friend & I were given a recently renovated room - very modern with an 'open concept' design. We didn't like it because there were 2 cubicles, one toilet & the... More

We recently stayed with our family in Xiamen for 1 week at this hotel. We were very impressed. It is rated as (I think) a 3 star Chinese hotel ... not certain this rating system really means very much. Regardless, we were very happy with this hotel. It appears to be a more recent hotel, it is right on a... More