Juchunyuan Hotel (Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang)

The best hospital hotel in the old town areas. Everyday we’re going around the historical buildings and shopping around tea gardens. So many great places for going around just short walking distance. They are so warmly welcomed and friendly with people who stay in the hotel. We like the hotel and have opportunities for coming back to visit in the future.

The front desk staff is very helpful! Will definitely come back again!

Generally we had a wonderful stay with excellent service from the staffs at the reception and breakfast.  The buggy service was great to send us to or pick us from the gantry of the street.  It was thoughtful of the hotel to provide guests hot tea or water at the reception area.  It adds convenient for any tiring and thirsty returning hotel guests. The only thing we did not enjoy was visitors from outside who walk into the Courtyard where our ground floor rooms are located.  I had a shock when a couple of guys who peep into our room only realised later they were non hotel guests.  A few times it happened with some visitors peeping as we did not close our main door for our 2 neighbouring rooms.  The management should consider using the key tapped glass door similar to the one outside the breakfast room, as visitors can still view the small MingGuo Yuen courtyard with the double storey rooms through the glass  doors.  This also helps to avoid noisy visitors disturbing our rest in the room. Lastly the breakfast was reasonable and I love the hot soup noodle with Fuzhou fishball and dumplings.  Overall its an excellent stay, convenient location to the train station and definitely the tourist street SanFanQiXiang.

I had a great stay.

The room is clean and quiet with good location. Staff is very helpful and polite. They picked us with buggy cos the road is not friendly to the luggage 😂 btw there is no lift, staff helped us carry luggage, many thanks to them! Highly recommended!

The hotel itself is like a museum, with wonderful decor.  Biggest negative was lack of English-speaking staff to give advice and information.