Find 2 Star Hotels in Xiamen from SAR41

"No tenían mi reservación pagada de hotels, tuve que pagar nuevamente y aún no me resuelve la app hotels "

"Overall satisfactory, front manageress exceptionally helpful. Bathroom standard can be improved..."

"特别奇葩，我之前订房都是入住后直接划信用卡，这次这家又让我交押金又要交房费，当时着急入住就交了，退房几天了押金还没有给退！差评！"

"地點偏了點，邊間稍微吵了些，但房間乾淨度維持的不錯． 對外地客來說，對外交通除了搭計程車外，幾乎沒有別的方式 交通成本不低。周圍有不少飯麵食與超市的店舖，吃不成問題．"

"So, we finally had the so-called "can't see your booking" experience, thanks to Great Wall Days Hotel! When we got in, tired of travel, all we needed was a room to rest, except we were welcomed by staff who seemed not to know anything about Hotels.com and bookings by that.. All our efforts were turned down, except, when I shouted high, they gave us a room: Remember, still no booking info in their system! We had to be double questioned even while checking out.. Really, no need; there are soooo...

"We arrived at the JinJiang Inn at 8pm on the 9th of September. 3/4 of our party were not Chinese nationals. We proceeded to wait for 3 hours while the hotel checked with their local neighbourhood committee whether or not we would be permitted to stay. Ultimately we were not allowed to stay, at which point i contacted hotel.com Gold Team and they informed me they could not find nearby accomodation, despite options being available on the hotels.com app. The decision of the Jinjiang inn not to...

"Nice and presentable hotel. Very clean"

"Decent Hotel. Very close to Shapowei area, Xiamen University, Zhongshan, and another interesting areas. Plenty of cafes and restaurants of seafood in the nearby area. Staff was polite (There was somebody who could speak some English), King size bed, aconditioning air, hairdresser, and everything needed."

"This hotel is a bit hard to find, tucked away at the end of a back alley. Lots of Chinese shops and restaurants around, and a short taxi cab ride away from the beach, walking street, bar street, and other places. A good 25 rmb daily breakfast buffet, daily housekeeping with fresh bottled water and toiletries. What I did not like was the Chinese rule that you must have a Chinese SIM card and mobile number to log into the hotel's free wifi, which is now the norm at any hotel and many other...