Fuzhou

Learn more about Fuzhou

Spending a holiday in China, and more particularly in Fuzhou, guarantees you a change of scenery and wonder. So choose your hotel in Fuzhou without delay, one that matches your wishes in terms of both comfort and services, then pack your bags.

The capital of Fujian province, the city is better known by the name Rongcheng. Fuzhou offers unique landscapes, notably with the Min River, banyan trees over 900 years old and its three mountains: Mount Ping, Mount Wu and Mount Yu. You will be immersed in the China of old, between modernity, picturesque landscapes and thermal waters.

The city of banyans will arouse your curiosity with discoveries and visits to famous sites such as Fuzhou National Forest Park. So don't hesitate a second longer and choose one of our Best Western hotels, where quality and service always live up to your expectations.

Your hotel in Fuzhou

Like its Asian counterparts, the city of Fuzhou displays real modernity at the heart of ancestral traditions. And thanks to its location in Chinese territory, there is no shortage of tourist activities. Set by the sea, the city enjoys sublime landscapes and an oceanic climate, ideal for a holiday with family or friends.

Lovers of green spaces will not be disappointed by the forest park north of the city, before plunging into a hot spring in a hollow of the rock. Natural caves abound in Fuzhou, as the city is nestled between three mountains. Off the coast, the islets hold real treasures. So take the time to visit Beigan Island, in the Matsu archipelago, for a day full of emotion. In the village of Tan-Chi, restaurants and shops line the alleys, to the delight of tourists who come to taste culinary specialities. Dongying Island will surprise you with its lighthouse, its castle and its fort: period buildings that are still intact. Continue your ascent to the most famous cave, namely the Sea Dragon Cave, which holds little wonders.

Thanks to the ideal position of your Best Western hotel, the heart of the city will be easily accessible to you. Temples are omnipresent in China, and Fuzhou is no exception to this ancestral rule. The Dizang Temple and the Hualin Temple deserve a stop, before visiting the "black and white" pagoda and the "tomb of Lin Zexu", located at the foot of Jinshi Hill. Fans of museums and other curiosities should head to the Fujian Provincial Museum, the 148-metre-long Beihai Tunnel on Dongying Island, or Alligator Island, whose shape recalls that of the animal at rest.

How to get to Fuzhou?

The plane remains the ideal means of transport to reach Fuzhou, as the airport is less than an hour from the city. The airport also serves flights to Osaka, Singapore and Hong Kong. Railway stations provide connections between the main Chinese cities. A ferry also links Fuzhou with Taiwan.