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Waldorf Astoria Xiamen

Xiamen • Siming District • OPTIMIZE

avg. $181 / night

Includes $10 / night in cash back

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PB hotel design editorial

Rising thirty-plus floors above Xiamen's Siming District, where the city's low-rise colonial-era fabric gives way to the dense residential towers of a rapidly modernised Chinese port city, the Waldorf Astoria Xiamen presents a dark-glazed curtain wall tower that holds its ground against a busy skyline by sheer compositional discipline. The podium level — visible in the aerial images as a generous low-rise base — steps back from the tower with a landscaped rooftop terrace, outdoor pool framed by clipped hedgerows and vertical gardens, and a geometry that borrows more from classical garden planning than from the convention-centre sprawl typical of Chinese luxury hotel podiums. Inside, the interiors navigate a tension that defines the best of this brand's Asian properties: how to carry Waldorf Astoria's American Art Deco lineage into a Chinese coastal city without the result feeling imported. The guest rooms answer this through material warmth rather than historical pastiche — floor-to-ceiling walnut panelling, herringbone-and-chevron parquet laid in dark and pale timber, and slate-blue upholstered platform beds against a palette that is quiet enough to let the cityscape do its work through full-height glazing. The restaurant makes a bolder argument: a ceiling-mounted sculpture of gold-toned brass instruments erupts beneath a canopy of amber glass flowers, red barrel chairs grouped around white-clothed tables, the room landing somewhere between a Shanghai jazz club of the 1930s and a contemporary installation space — theatrical without tipping into excess.

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Waldorf Astoria Xiamen Reviews

298 reviews

"This hotel is not less than astonishing. Room is perfect, big , huge bathroom , all amenities, complete. Breakfast is great , western as well as Chinese. Service of staff excellent. Really top of the top ! Unfortunately didn’t have the time to enjoy all services."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 21, 2026

"Great experience.We feel warm and comfortable.The breakfast was amazing.And your group is so nice."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 29, 2026

"WA Xia Men is so far the best among all of the WA that I have ever been to. The personal concierge contacted me few days in advance, for asking for my stay purpose & preference. I am staying for my birthday and I get a flower bouquet and a small cake as amenity. The room is spacious & bright, the view is very good where you can sometime see the plane taking off and landing. The housekeeper notices I am taking medicine and she prepares hot water for me with a note which is very thoughtful. And you can get a lot of options in buffet breakfast. Will definitely stay again with my family in future."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 08, 2025

"The front desk staff needs some better training on communication. They have quite a few restrictions on how to use the $100 credit thru AmEx Fine Hotels + Resorts program. I clearly asked where I can use that $100 credit, and I was told no live seafood and no spa. Ok, so I asked how about drinks at the bar, and I was told that's ok, and the front desk book a table at the bar for me. On the next day, when I checked out, another front desk person said bar consumption is not covered by that $100 credit. What?! I wish I had a voice recorder to hold them responsible for what they told me. This hotel is putting the burden of communication on its customers, and dumping the consequence of miscommunication on its customers. First of all, there should not be so many restrictions on how to use that credit. If so, the hotel needs to provide a print-out, not relying on words of mouth. Then, I complained to "personal concierge" Wendy by calling, twice, but no answer! That's some personal concierge... The Chinese restaurant in the hotel claims it's Michelin starred. Well, I had better. The food there is not very well seasoned. Lohkah Hotel has much better food. The only positive impression is its interior decor."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 05, 2025

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