Longyan Hotels with Wifi

The location is convenient, and the hotel has a great design aesthetic. They offer a free shuttle service to the train station, and the driver was really nice. The popular beef offal noodle shop next door is delicious and affordable. Just a small heads-up: the water pressure in the shower is really strong; I'd suggest either changing the showerhead or adjusting the pressure.

I accidentally searched for this restaurant when passing by Yongding. I just wanted to eat. After entering, I found that the decoration was very romantic. There were private rooms and scattered seats. The first and second floors were all coffee drinks and Western snacks. The waiters were very enthusiastic. The third floor was a homestay. The rooms were clean and tidy. The rooftop was the most beautiful small garden with various flowers and green plants. It can be seen that the boss is really tasteful and took the initiative to introduce the surrounding scenic spots. We will come again if we have the chance.

The room was very clean, big, and the air conditioning was very powerful. The location was just opposite the Tulou Prince The proprietress personally took us to Tulou Prince and told us the story of his family, which was more vivid than the regular tour guide's explanation. You could hear the pride from her family. The proprietress took a lot of photos for us, and the scene was amazing. The boss was also very enthusiastic.

The entire square Tulou building, Chaoyang Tower, has been transformed into a guesthouse. It retains many of its mottled walls, giving it a strong sense of history and rustic charm. The wooden stairs, hallway floorboards, and wooden doors all creak, which the kids found quite fun. It's truly pleasant to quietly listen to the birds, admire the distant mountains, and sip tea here. We visited during Chinese New Year, and generally felt the festive cheer was a bit lacking. For example, the front desk didn't have any New Year's candies or similar treats (which, of course, isn't a requirement). The spring couplets by the entrance had also fallen off, and the ground floor was mostly deserted, feeling very quiet and lonely. Breakfast was served at a different guesthouse, 'Duli', and it was absolutely delicious! The room design had some inconveniences. The countertop next to the sink was quite low, making it uncomfortable to stoop down for makeup or other activities. Hanging space for clothes was limited, and the hanging rod felt a bit shaky, so we were hesitant to put too many items on it. In the duplex room, it got quite cold at night. While the upper level had air conditioning, the lower level did not, with only a heater in the bathroom. The shower water pressure was extremely low, and the storage water heater couldn't sustain hot water for long, leading to a very poor overall showering experience. I'd recommend visiting on a weekday, as the prices are better value. It's acceptable for a short stay, but for a longer trip, I wouldn't advise it for anyone who enjoys taking proper showers.

Enjoyed our 3 nights stay in this family run hotel just next to the Tulou. Had a nice river/mountain facing well equipped room with projector TV, wireless charging side table and v.comfy beds. Boss and his 2 nephews were most hospitable and offered their utmost assistance to us. . Everyone were super friendly and sociable. Hakka food is pretty good at the hotel and they do BBQs during the summer months outside at their patio , great to chill & socialise with the locals over a drink or 2 . They even had fireworks. Highly recommend to take the hotel package inclusive of the tulou night show plus a hotel set dinner.

What an amazing experience! It was so cool to actually stay inside a Tulou. I was lucky that my room even had an en-suite bathroom! The owner was incredibly kind; they waited up for me despite my very late check-in. Since I specifically traveled all the way from Taiwan, the owner thoughtfully lit up the beautiful red lanterns for me, which looked absolutely stunning in photos! They also helped me take pictures and booked my bus ticket down the mountain. They truly go above and beyond to care for their guests! A huge thank you to the owner! I had such a wonderful time. If I get the chance, I'll definitely bring my family and friends to visit again!

It's right in front of the high-speed rail station. There are restaurants around the hotel, and there are also breakfast stalls. There was no water. There are frequent buses to the downtown area from the bus stop a few minutes' walk away, so it's fine to go out and eat in the city. The room was clean, but I would be happy if they could improve the hygiene of the bathroom. It was on the 5th floor without an elevator, so it was a bit difficult to go up and down, but they kept my luggage until the evening after I checked out, which was helpful!

The front desk is friendly and the room is large. The hotel is right behind the Ramada. There is a refrigerator, shoe cabinet, and rocking chair in the room. The overall value for money is good. However, the kettle is a bit dirty and the bed is too soft. I have a bad waist and cannot sleep on a soft bed, so I still give it 5 stars.

The host arranged for us to make torches and join in the local Lantern Festival celebrations, which included the 'Tian Xinding' custom – it was a really fun experience! The hotel was very clean and quiet. The host was also remarkably confident in their service and went out of their way to help, even assisting me with receiving a package. All in all, it was a very pleasant stay.

It's close to the train station, but it's a bit tricky to find at first. The area isn't a busy area. The facilities and cleanliness are good, but the room smells strongly of cigarettes. Choosing a different room would be a good option. I'm not sure if it was the construction next door or the smell, but my throat felt scratchy and sore. Other than that, I'm satisfied.