Very good hotel, Free internet in rooms, rich buffet breakfast included.
Rooms spacious and comfortable.
Service is excellent.

I was in a business trip last January and I need to change 100 euros. Well they gave me back 500RMB (around 60€) in fake notes. At the time I realized about the fraud, i was already in Beijing. I contacted Best Western to explain them the situation and I sent them the invoice from the Hotel. They just said it was not their business. I contacted the Hotel directly too and they answered me the same.
Don't try to phone Fuzhou Police! They won't help you either!!!

In any case, Fortune Hotel it doesn't worth. Breakfast are terrible! Only location is OK.

Although Best Western has a lot of motels in the US, most of its properties are branded as 4-star hotels in China. So don't be fooled by it's name and the hotel is quite inviting based on my recent experience. I believe the staffs work hard and the rooms are well appointed. Lack of some amenities is a big problem, no pool and fitness center. However, the onsite dining is excellent overall. At least they served something you can eat and not horribly expensive. Unlike the negative comments form another traveller, I felt Chinese and Korean quite acceptable. Who would want to eat American cheese burgers or McDonald's in China? lol. For guests not familar with this city, Fuzhou has a lots of seafood twists and not very challenging to your stomachs.

What I've expected from the hotel is room quality, cleanliness, and personal attention to hotel guests. Best Western meets my standard. A 4-star hotel really doesn't have to upscaled to 5-star in China and jack up the price tag.

I recently spent the May Day holiday weekend with my girlfriend at this hotel in Fuzhou. It is very clean and the rooms are very nice, but the hotel fancies itself a four star hotel. In reality, I would rate it about a two and a half star hotel. The rooms are at least a three, but the food, if you like Western food, is no better than a two. The worst McDonald's in China has cheese and potatoes available for breakfast, yet this hotel had neither for their supposed Western breakfast that they charge 50 Y for (the equivalent of seven US dollars). Also the chefs will only cook you one egg at a time! There are parsimonious amounts of coffee, fruits and sweet pies or cakes. The hot cuisine is almost exclusively Chinese, but advertised as Western. When was the last time a Westerner ordered rice for breakfast instead of potatoes? The service was not that great, as I had to refill my tiny little cup of coffee three times before I got an American portion. Also the waitresses just stand around and just do silly things with items on your table rather than actually do something useful like refill your coffee for you as any waitress would in the US. The quality of the breakfast meats was suspect, at best. They served prison bacon and the sausage was Chinese and not something most Westerners would care for. It is mostly cereal and fat with a little bit of meat. There was no ham, pancakes, french toast or other breakfast items normally associated with a Western breakfast buffet. The orange juice was fresh, as was the coffee, but it was all downhill from there with the food. If rooms are important to you, add a half star, but if breakfast is important to you, be sure to subtract a half star - rating: 2 and a half stars

Arthur Tafero