Quanzhou West Street Gucheng Alley Yu Hotel

The hotel's location is excellent, right next to the Bell Tower within the old city walls, making it convenient to get anywhere. It's very new, the rooms are spacious, and the service is thoughtful, even offering desserts in the evening. The only drawback is that breakfast is quite average.

Five-star review! My stay at Quanzhou Xiangyu Hotel was fantastic. The room was clean and tidy, and the hygiene was excellent. The shower had great water pressure and a stable flow, which was incredibly refreshing after a long journey. The hotel is tucked away in an alley in the ancient city, offering a great location that's quiet yet central. I highly recommend staying here when visiting Quanzhou!

Ink Hairpin Flower - Traditional Chinese attire experience. Self-service freshly ground coffee. The facilities are very new, and it's located in an antique-style alley. The hygiene is spotless and tidy. The environment is great, and the service attitude is excellent. I highly recommend it!

The hotel's location is excellent, right in the center of West Street. After comparing many B&Bs, as well as full-season and Atour hotels, I chose this one. To find such an environment in a central location is very satisfying. Whether it's the surroundings or the convenience for getting around, it's highly recommended. The staff are also very warm and friendly, and the front desk even provides delicious, cooling desserts. The hotel breakfast is quite simple, with three set menus to choose from, and not much variety otherwise, but you can taste local specialties. The only thing that could be improved is the outdated hairdryer in the room; it would be great if it were updated. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay and would highly recommend it. If I get the chance to visit again, I'll definitely choose this place.

Nestled within the historic alleyways of Quanzhou's old city, Alley Hotel boasts an exceptional location, allowing guests to reach West Street and Kaiyuan Temple on foot. The hotel exudes a rich Southern Fujian charm, with its red-brick architecture and traditional design creating a wonderful ambiance. The rooms are spotless, tastefully decorated, and incredibly comfortable, with soft, skin-friendly bedding. The staff are warm, attentive, and incredibly thoughtful. The rooftop terrace offers a stunning panoramic view of the ancient city, providing an immersive experience of Quanzhou's World Heritage charm and vibrant atmosphere. It's the perfect place for a stay.

The hotel's location is excellent, offering a peaceful retreat while still being conveniently close to popular attractions. The service was warm and generous; they even provided umbrellas on rainy days and complimentary desserts every evening. The room itself was spotlessly clean and tidy.

The hotel boasts luxurious decor and brand-new facilities, conveniently located near the pedestrian street, making it easy to explore. The breakfast offers a wide variety of options and good quality. The staff provides attentive and polite service, even contacting guests in advance with directions. The only downside is that access to the hotel requires carrying luggage and walking a few hundred meters through the pedestrian street.

This hotel is brand new and part of the Quanzhou Culture and Tourism Group. It's perfectly located in the heart of Quanzhou's old town, highly recommended! It's within a 10-minute walk to attractions like West Street and Kaiyuan Temple, and the breakfast is absolutely fantastic – you can tell they put a lot of effort into it.

The hotel's hygiene was terrible. After waking up, I found several red spots on my arm. At first, I thought they were mosquito bites, but then I realized I had many more on my back. The linens were unclean and full of mites, and the hotel carpets, both in public areas and guest rooms, were very dirty. My attempts to resolve this with the front desk were fruitless. They even claimed it had nothing to do with the hotel and that I couldn't prove it was their fault. I'm speechless; I just had to take the loss. As a service industry, they showed no appropriate attitude whatsoever. This hotel belongs to the Quanzhou Culture and Tourism Group, probably a state-owned enterprise, so they just act like they're too big to care.