Anmin Hotel, Sanfang Qixiang, Fuzhou

This is the greatest experience in Sanfang Qixiang, great location, wonderful service, and the pet cat was the best hoster. I'd love to come back and visit it again!

We had a wonderful stay at Anmin Hotel. The location was excellent; in the heart of the historic streets; where we could totally immersed ourselves in the architecture and enjoyed shopping and snacking at the streets. The hotel provided butler services to pick up the luggage from taxi drop off (3 min walk away). This was an important factor for me to consider staying here. The hotel itself was beautifully renovated with the historic charms. The room though not very spacious; was cozy and comfortable. Love the bathrobes; the pillows. Bathrooms is well designed. Hotel even provided complimentary Chinese tea service; where we could enjoyed in one of the tea rooms. Breakfast was served in a lovely Chinese style bento and you could choose where to have your breakfast, library or tea room. The staff were all super helpful. Will be back for sure!

First off, it is very very hard to drag a luggage through the entire ancient district into this hotel. The streets are paved with ancient cobblestone and engraved stones. It is impossible to drag luggage across it, so I had to carry 12 kg by hand. I was sweating under the afternoon summer sun. Thankfully, the reception ladies were very kind and I got cold tea immediately upon arrival. Upon walking through the door, the water feature garden was quite breathtaking. I honestly had not expected to see such a design in Fuzhou. There are seats readily available, so you can also relax with friends in the courtyard or reception hall. Despite the lack of noise proofing (due to ancient architecture preservation), the room was also amazing with some of the best amenities I’ve seen to far. The hotel also provides laundry service for free, which is a huge benefit in the sweltering Fuzhou summer. In the main reception hall, you get fresh tea served as well as small talk if you wish. The sunrise and morning streets outside were gorgeous, so I wish I had more time exploring the district. There is honestly a lot to do in Fuzhou, so long as you are willing to avoid tourist traps. Overall, worth staying here, but hauling 20kg luggage back to the subway again under the afternoon sun was crazy.