Hotels near Kaiyuan Monastery, Quanzhou

The executive suite here is quite good, much more spacious than the hotels I've stayed at before, and the price is reasonable. It's right on the food street; for lunch, I just popped over to the Wengling Ginger Duck next door. Plus, it's pretty close to the Puppet Theater, Quanzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, and Guan Gong Temple. The walls on the ground floor and in the parking lot are also great for photos. It's a shame I was in a rush this time. I hope I get another chance to stay longer next time and properly experience the tea room and the hairpin making.

We stayed for two nights, and the location of Quanzhou Hotel is unbeatable! It's right in the heart of the ancient city. Not many hotels within the ancient city offer parking, but this one has ample parking spaces. There's also an electric scooter rental just a 1-minute walk away, which was fantastic. Every evening, we rode the scooters around the ancient city to find delicious food. The room felt especially cozy. We had the 'do not disturb' mode on, and the staff even called to ask if we wanted the room cleaned – such thoughtful service, the first time I've ever encountered that! I also received a birthday surprise from my boyfriend at Quanzhou Hotel, a truly unforgettable experience.

This hotel is great! It's located right on the edge of the old town, offering unbeatable city views. You get the convenience of parking, and it's not too far to walk to West Street or Kaiyuan Temple. The local 'mianxianhu' (vermicelli paste) downstairs is incredibly delicious – a must-try! Although the hotel breakfast is also very good; it's the first time I've seen AD milk (a popular Chinese children's yogurt drink) offered for breakfast, and I filled up a big cup. The ice cream at the front desk is a kid's favorite; they grab one every time they enter or leave, and it tastes like Mixue (a popular Chinese ice cream chain). Most importantly, the staff's service awareness is exceptionally high. It's my first time experiencing 5-star hotel service at a 3-star hotel. They gave us a fridge magnet, allowed us a late check-out until 3:30 PM, and even provided various travel guides. The gentleman who helped us was probably Dylan Han, if I remember correctly.

Surprisingly good! The hotel entrance is right on Dongjie Street, making it super convenient to walk to Xijie Street without having to jostle for taxis or wait. Directly opposite, there's a Michelin-starred prawn noodle shop, and on Dongjun Road nearby, you'll find two more Michelin-rated establishments. Just across the street on Dongjun Road, there's also delicious fried chicken and 'four fruit soup,' and a bit further down is Chengtian Temple. Being in the old city, you can easily hail one of those 'little white cars' (tuk-tuks/golf carts). Parking is also convenient right outside the entrance. The breakfast is more Chinese-style and quite tasty. The room was clean, and the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. Overall, it's very convenient, excellent, and offers great value for money!

Service: The hotel customer service contacted me in advance, sending pictures with the easiest walking route and parking instructions. They even offered some local tips and guides upon request. The cleaning lady also left laundry detergent when tidying up, which was a thoughtful touch. Facilities: The hotel has a great aesthetic, and there's a viewing platform on the roof. The toothbrushes, tissues, and slippers provided are all high quality. For guests who are light sleepers, earplugs are available, really showing their attention to detail. The only slight inconvenience was handling luggage on the upper floors. While they do offer to help carry bags up, I ended up carrying them down myself to avoid bothering anyone. This is a common issue with guesthouses, but apart from that, there's really nothing to complain about.

This is completely no disadvantage, room 202, great, 1.8 rice bed is super soft, I like dark sheets, and then two large windows, open the sun during the day, downstairs is Kaiyuan Temple and West Street, close to a middle school There are many delicious foods, recommend the Chunmei Shaxian snacks downstairs, This is an important landmark! The room is also large, clean and clean. The toiletries are ready on the first day. After that, you can pick them up if you need them. There is a cabinet for disposable items. The hotel rarely provides disposable bath towels and toilet pads. It is very intimate. I am not satisfied with a little bit. The projection screen is very small. It’s a pity that the photo was not taken. I turned it over and there was this photo of milk tea. There are windows behind this curtain, and there is also such a big window on the left hand side. This is the best homestay I have ever stayed in at this price. I wrote a lot of hard to express my love for this store, I hope my comments will let more people choose this homestay

Everything was excellent. I was so lucky to book this place on my first day in the city, but unfortunately, I couldn't extend my stay for the second night. Although it's newly opened and fully booked, there was no chaos, everything was well-organized. The bedding was great, especially the pillows; I slept wonderfully. The breakfast was good, abundant, and delicious, and the dining area was spacious and bright. The service was excellent, and the staff were very polite. The lobby was impressive, with a well-arranged and efficient book bar and computer area. Even the souvenir was lovely and came in handy during my trip. I'll definitely stay here again next time.

This guesthouse boasts an excellent location, right within the West Street of the ancient city. The 3rd-floor rooftop offers fantastic views for photographing the Kaiyuan Temple twin pagodas, easily rivalling popular cafes. I personally witnessed the bedding being changed after each guest, so hygiene is definitely assured. The owner is also very friendly and welcoming. Given the low price, it's incredible value for money. Highly recommended!

The hygiene conditions were excellent, very clean, making it a great value-for-money choice. The hotel is right on the edge of the ancient city, very close to Tonghuai Guanyue Temple, easily reachable on foot. It's also very near the food street, with lots of delicious options.

Traveling solo, I chose this chain hotel because it's closest to Kaiyuan Temple and West Street. The room was spacious, quiet, and comfortable, and the breakfast buffet was fantastic, even offering authentic Fuzhou oyster vermicelli. I originally booked a queen room for one night but decided to extend my stay for two more days. Since there were no queen rooms available, the front desk attendant upgraded me to a room with two single beds. It's just a few steps to Kaiyuan Temple and West Street, and right outside, you can flag down one of those charming little electric cars for a 2-yuan ride around the old city. There are all sorts of delicious restaurants and snacks nearby. I've already decided: next time I bring my family, we're definitely staying here again!