Hoteles de con vistas al mar en Fujian, China

«El hotel es muy bueno y está situado en el área de las Torres Twins. La vista al mar es excelente y cuenta con todas las comodidades. Mi habitación tenía un baño privado, una cama confortable y cocinas confortables cerca de la ventana para disfrutar de la vista al mar. También hay un proyector disponible para la visión de películas. El servicio inicial era bueno, aunque más tarde hubo un pequeño retraso en la respuesta. La entrada requiere una escanea facial, mientras que la salida es simple sólo tiene que enviar un mensaje a su butler. Es mejor reservar antes para conseguir un buen trato.»

«Excellent, near airport, very suitable for my late arrival needs. The hotel offers airport pickup, super great service. Hotel room is very new, comfortable bedding. Breakfast is very good, many options. Highly recommended!»

«I was looking forward to this hotel after seeing the pictures and reviews on trip.com, but it left a lot to be desired. -They don’t provide large towels by default. I assumed they forgot my towels, then when I asked they brought me a set but showed me the disposable ones that were sitting in the room. I couldn’t believe they offer the tiniest, thinnest packets and think that’s an acceptable replacement for normal towels. At this price point, that shouldn’t be a reality anywhere in the world— after countless dozens of hotels I’ve stayed at in China that’s the first time I’ve witnessed such a thing. -They leave the toilet scrubber in the bathroom too, which I also never saw after countless hotels in China; clearly that’s an antiquated practice and doesn’t inspire confidence in the cleanliness of a room. Cleaning tools like that shouldn’t be stored in the guest rooms. -The city view was okay but the window was filthy -The room is no-smoking but they leave an ash tray My booked room says the 20th floor— when I arrived, I lugged my heavy bags to the 20th floor, but they immediately redirected me; we went back down, exited the building to another one nearby, then they checked me into an old room on a 10th floor. I didn’t understand why they did this (that room reeked of smoke too), then we packed everything up and went right back to the original building, to the 20th floor like I booked. Clearly that could have been avoided if they communicated to me the reason for the switch (they said afterwards they were upgrading me to a bigger room? But it was nearly the same size and the 10th floor one was just older, smellier and clearly a downgrade. Odd decision on their part). I’m not sure if this hotel does the delivery robot like most others, I doubt it. Luckily I came to town a day early, so the extra day I booked allowed me to see the condition of the hotel and I was able to cancel the rest of the stay I had booked— but for a fee of over 500rmb. The vast majority of Chinese hotels on this site offer free cancellations but this one was costly. I switched immediately to a brand hotel to be safe— there are countless other options in Xiamen at similar prices, I’d have to recommend looking elsewhere.»