Urba S Hotel (Xiamen Railway Station South Square Branch)

Was greeted by polite staff at the reception desk. They were helpful in addressing my enquiries, settling my check-in speedily and taking note of my morning call request. But what impressed me the most and earned the overall 5-rating was the proximity to Xiamen Railway Station. One of the lift lobbies of the hotel literally faces the station such that you see the station when the door opens. This proximity was exactly what I needed for my early morning train. The first photo shows the hotel to the right of Xiamen Railway Station South Square entrance. The room was spacious and the pillows were to my liking. The amenities were adequate for me since it was a short stay

Next to Xiamen Railway Station, in conjunction with the metro station makes this hotel easy to find. Plenty of shops and foods nearby The room was clean, big and bright

Sheltered all the way from Xiamen Station to hotel. Checked in on a rainy day but was able to stay dry. Just a stone throw away from station as well. Basic but good enough for the price paid.

Booked stay for parents. Nice and clean. Close to train station.

Very convenient. Great place to stay, 5 mins walk to metro and high speed train.

This hotel is very reasonably priced and it's right behind Xiamen Station. I had to catch a connecting train at 11am the next morning so I spent the night here. The staff were lovely and there are places to eat/drink nearby. Robinsons Mall is across the road from the station and there is also an underground shopping mall too.

The hotel is located on the south side of the high-speed rail station—just steps away from the exit, making it very convenient for travel schedules. However, the surrounding area is rather quiet compared to the north plaza, which has a much more developed commercial scene. As a newly established hotel, its facilities and amenities are all new, but the overall layout feels somewhat disorganized. It lacks its own lobby and shares elevators with other businesses such as massage parlors, which somewhat diminishes the experience. The breakfast area resembles a meeting room rather than a proper hotel restaurant, and the food tastes rather ordinary—more like that of a corporate cafeteria. The staff perform their duties adequately, though their professional training could be more refined.

Good and clean

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