Hotels with Breakfast in Dehua

"This is a ceramic-themed hotel in Dehua. On the first floor, there's a shop selling ceramic products, and on the second floor, we booked a visit to the LuSheng brand exhibition. The hotel facilities are comprehensive and spacious. The breakfast area is lovely, and all the tableware used is from their own brand. At check-out, the front desk gave me a ceramic cup, which I really liked. I actually bought the same cup when I visited the exhibition on the second floor. We also tried Dehua's local black chicken and black lamb at a nearby restaurant."

"I originally booked a basic room type, but the front desk lady took the initiative to tell me that there was a room upgrade benefit, so I moved directly into a room with a balcony with a view! The space is spacious and bright, the service details are full, and the experience is doubled. I will choose this hotel next time!"

"Amenities: All the essentials were provided, but there was no refrigerator. Cleanliness: We booked two rooms, and one of them had yellow stains on the bedsheets. They promptly replaced the bedding for us. Environment: It's easy to catch a taxi, but the taxi service in Dehua can be a bit hit-or-miss. Service: We were allowed to check in early since rooms were available, though our two rooms were on different floors. The front desk was responsive and helpful when we called with issues. However, the robot food delivery was quite slow during peak hours, often requiring us to go down and collect our orders ourselves. Overall, I feel the service staff could benefit from more training."

"Fantastic experience overall! The environment is clean and elegant, with a comfortable and pleasant atmosphere. Facilities are complete, well-maintained, and easy to use. The cleanliness is top-notch, no stains or odors, very tidy and reassuring. The service is warm, attentive, and prompt, professional and thoughtful. Highly recommend! 👍"

"The room was very spacious, and I was particularly pleased with the king-size bed, which was a generous two meters wide. Breakfast runs until 10 AM, which is quite convenient for families traveling with children. There's also a wide variety of breakfast options, including some Quanzhou specialties like ginger duck, 'mian xian hu' (rice vermicelli paste), and peanut soup. The front desk staff we encountered over our two-day stay were all very friendly and helpful."

"The room was clean and spacious. On the upper floors. Not very noisy. The quilt is soft and very comfortable. Responsive. Give us laundry powder. Breakfast has fried pho and fried noodles. Breakfast has milk, soy milk and buns. I feel that the front desk service is very good. There is soap in the room to wash clothes and dry clothes faster"

"This stay exceeded my expectations. The hotel is clean and elegant overall, with great natural light in the rooms. The bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring a very peaceful sleep. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, handling check-in and check-out efficiently, and responding promptly to any requests. The public areas were tidy and odorless, and the facilities were well-maintained. The location is convenient for getting around, with a wide variety of dining options nearby. Overall, it offers good value for money, is quiet and not noisy. I'll definitely prioritize this hotel for future trips and highly recommend it to everyone!"

"During the Spring Festival holiday, we took a road trip with our family, and our last stop was the Baomei Hotel in Dehua. The rooms were comfortable and clean. It's a quiet place amidst the bustling city, and there's a street full of restaurants and shops right outside, making it very convenient. Not far away is Hongqifang, a place showcasing the works of Dehua white porcelain masters. Definitely worth a visit."

"The room was centrally located, offering beautiful night views and a spacious layout. The bedding was comfortable, and the water temperature was good – these were the positives. However, there were quite a few downsides. First, the lobby felt empty, and there was a tacky billboard nearby. Despite the hotel being in Dehua's largest ceramics market, there were almost no ceramic displays within the hotel. The ashtrays in the guest rooms were made of glass, and the rooms lacked any decorative touches. There's also a serious safety hazard: the room has no nightlight. There's a motion-sensor light right at the entrance, but it's practically useless. The sensor range is only about a meter, meaning it only activates when you're directly under it, and it turns off after just fifteen seconds. Another issue is the bathroom, which extends somewhat into the hallway. If you place a bath mat at the entrance, there's a risk of tripping and falling if you need to use the restroom at night because the motion sensor won't detect you. If this isn't improved, accidents are bound to happen. Also, the room's light switch design is inconvenient. I suggest installing a nightlight. Decorating the guest room corridors with some Dehua ceramics would also enhance the hotel's ambiance. I hadn't intended to write so much, but seeing that the hotel's previous responses seemed somewhat earnest, I decided to elaborate. I might be back in Dehua at the end of the year and wonder if things will have changed."

"As a Dehua native, I temporarily decided to stay at the Meiyuan Hotel nearby because my husband was drunk and couldn’t walk or ride in the car. It was an unexpected surprise. It was cheap, clean and comfortable. It also had a night light and a rich breakfast. I hope to have a better hotel. Preferential policies, for example, if the ID number is 350526...haha😄"