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Fujian WLAN Hotspots 1/19 Fujian WLAN hotspots NO. SSID Location_Name Location_Type Location_Address City Province 1 ChinaNet 817 North Road DongBai Building Pizza Hut Entertainment 817 North Road, East Building, 100 Pizza Hut FuZhou FuJian 2 ChinaNet 817 North Road DongBai Building Kentucky Entertainment 817 North Road, East Building, Kentucky FuZhou FuJian 3 ChinaNet 817 North Road DongBai Building cross-strait coffee Entertainment 817 North Road, East Building, 100 cross-strait coffee FuZhou FuJian 4 ChinaNet 817 Road Hongxia new city Other 817 Park Road, Hongxia FuZhou FuJian 5 ChinaNet 817 Road Pengwang Hotel Hotel 817 Hotel Road, peer-wang FuZhou FuJian 6 ChinaNet Changle North Road JingAn Telecom Training Center Other Changle Road North JingAn Telecom Training Center FuZhou FuJian 7 ChinaNet Changle Telecom Building Other Changle Telecom Building FuZhou FuJian 8 ChinaNet Changle Airport Airport Changle Airport FuZhou FuJian 9 ChinaNet Changle Tianyi Hotel Hotel Changle Tianyi Hotel FuZhou FuJian FuJian Province film studio TeaHome,DaoShan West Road Road Shanxi Province, the road film studio compound film 10 ChinaNet Entertainment FuZhou FuJian film studio yard studio restaurant FuJian Province 11 ChinaNet DongDa road Hengyu Building Business Building East road Hengyu Building FuZhou FuJian 12 ChinaNet DongDa road Huayuan Building Business Building East road Huayuan Building FuZhou FuJian 13 ChinaNet NO.96,East street,DongFang Hotel Hotel Dong street ,No.96 Oriental Hotel FuZhou FuJian 14 ChinaNet Rong Water Hotel,East street Hotel Yung Water Street Hotel FuZhou FuJian 15 ChinaNet JingShiDun Hotel,East Water Road 18 Hotel Eastsea Road No.18 JingShiDun Hotel FuZhou FuJian 16 ChinaNet Lijing Hotel,Fu Fei North Road Hotel Fu Fei North Road Lijing Hotel FuZhou FuJian 17 ChinaNet Miro times JingBaKe,FuFei Road Entertainment Fu Fei Road, Miro times Jingbake FuZhou FuJian three cups coffee headquarters of FuZhou, No. 156 City of Whitehorse FuJianFuZhou No. 156 North Road, three 18 ChinaNet Entertainment FuZhou FuJian Whitehorse North Road,FuJianFuZhou City cups of coffee headquarters FuZhou Micangshan FuJianFuZhou City Telecom Science and Micangshan FuJianFuZhou City Telecom Science and 19 ChinaNet Other FuZhou FuJian Technology Parks Micangshan Training Center Technology Parks Micangshan Training Center 20 ChinaNet FuJianFuZhou City Road on the 1st FuZhou Doo Hotel Hotel FuJianFuZhou City Road on the 1st FuZhou Doo Hotel FuZhou FuJian 21 ChinaNet FuJian Business School School FuJian Business School FuZhou FuJian FuJian talent building,No.36 East road,FuZhou City FuJian FuZhou City FuJian Province, No. 36 East road building FuJian 22 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou FuJian Province talent Westlake Hotel,No.158 Hubin road,FuZhou City FuJian FuZhou City FuJian Province Lake Road, No. 158 lakeside 23 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian Province hotel LongYan Building,No.220 Hualin Road,FuZhou City,FuJian FuZhou City FuJian Province Hualin Road, Building 220 24 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian Province LongYan West Lake Hotel,No.11Hualin Road,Peng area,FuZhou City FuZhou City FuJian Province Peng Hualin floor area on the 11th 25 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian FuJian Province Road, West Lake Hotel FuZhou Hua Xiang Hotel,No. 125 ,54 North Road,FuZhou FuZhou City FuJian Province, 54 North Road, No. 125 FuZhou 26 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian City FuJian Province Hua Xiang Hotel MingDong Building, No.57,51 Zhong Road,FuZhou FuZhou City FuJian Province 51 Fujian Zhong Road, Building 27 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou FuJian City,FuJian Province No. 57 good luck hotel,No.66,51 Zhong Road,FuZhou City,FuJian 28 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou City FuJian Province Road 66 51 good luck to the hotel FuZhou FuJian Province 1/19 Fujian WLAN hotspots NO. SSID Location_Name Location_Type Location_Address City Province FuJian Province Worker's Home(No.33 FuJian Province FuJian Province Worker's Home(FuJian Province FuZhou City 29 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian FuZhou City 54 North Road QinTing Road ) 54 North QinTin Road 33) 30 ChinaNet Fuqing Telecommunications Other Fuqing Telecommunications FuZhou FuJian 31 ChinaNet Fuqing Junyue Grand Hotel Hotel Fuqing JunRei Grand Hotel FuZhou FuJian 32 ChinaNet Fuqing Rongjiao Grand Hotel Hotel Fuqing RongQiao Hotel FuZhou FuJian 33 ChinaNet Fuqing Sunshine Grand Hotel Hotel Fuqing Sunshine Hotel FuZhou FuJian 34 ChinaNet New Zi Yang Hotel,FuXin Road 126 Hotel Fuxing middle Road No.126 New Zi Yang Hotel FuZhou FuJian 35 ChinaNet Yongle shopping mall,No.126,FuXin Road Other Fuxing middle Road No.126 Yongle shopping mall FuZhou FuJian 36 ChinaNet FuZhou Apollo Hotel Hotel FuZhou Apollo Hotel FuZhou FuJian FuZhou Isaiah education and training institutions,FuZhou FuZhou Eastern Department Store 11FFuZhou SaiYa education 37 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou FuJian Eastern Department Store 11F and training institutions 38 ChinaNet East Street Telecom,FuZhou East Street Other FuZhou Dong Street East Telecom FuZhou FuJian 39 ChinaNet Juchunyuan Hotel,FuZhou East 1 Street Hotel FuZhou Dong Street Juchunyuan Hotel FuZhou FuJian FuZhou Gulou District No. 118, North Central West Meilen FuZhou Gulou District No. 118, North Central West Ramada 40 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian Ramada Hotel Hotels Meilen Shanshui Grand Hotel No.13,FuZhou Gulou District FuZhou Gulou District Shengfu Road No.13 Shanshui Grand 41 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian ShengFu Road Hotel 42 ChinaNet Shuidiao Getou,FuZhou Lake Road Entertainment FuZhou Lake Road Shu Diao Ge Tou FuZhou FuJian FuJian Agriculture and Forestry University Nongda FuZhou Jinshan Nongda FuJian Agriculture and Forestry 43 ChinaNet School FuZhou FuJian Library,FuZhou Jinshan University Library 44 ChinaNet FuZhou 61 Code coffee Entertainment FuZhou 61 Mingdian coffee FuZhou FuJian 45 ChinaNet FuZhou 61 U.N.D.Coffee Entertainment FuZhou 61 U.N.D.Coffee FuZhou FuJian 46 ChinaNet FuZhou Meifeng junction Honor Seafood Restaurant Hotel FuZhou Meifeng Seafood Restaurant junction Honor FuZhou FuJian 47 ChinaNet FuZhou 817 North Road, Ocean City Department Stores Emporium FuZhou 817 North Road, Ocean City Department Stores FuZhou FuJian 48 ChinaNet WuZhou Building, 817 North Road,FuZhou City Emporium FuZhou City Building, 817 N. China FuZhou FuJian Bosi student apartments,No.32,AoTou FengLing,Cangshan FuZhou City CangShang area Aotou Fengling No.32 student 49 ChinaNet School FuZhou FuJian area,FuZhou City apartments FuZhou Guoyi Hotel,No.66,GuanHai Road, Cangshan FuZhou City CangShang area Watchingsea Road Nol.66 50 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian area,FuZhou City FuZhou Guoyi Hotel Jinshan RongQiao ShuiXiang Hotel,No.169,MingJiang FuZhou City CangShang area 169 Minjiang River Avenue 51 ChinaNet Hotel FuZhou FuJian Road, Cangshan area,FuZhou City Jinshan Rongqiao Shuixiang Hotel Mingde Floor,University of Agriculture and FuZhou City CangShang area University of Agriculture and 52 ChinaNet School FuZhou FuJian Forestry,Cangshan area,FuZhou City Forestry Mingde Floor 53 ChinaNet Aviation Building,No.123,East Road,FuZhou City Business Building FuZhou City East Road 123 Aviation Building FuZhou FuJian 54 ChinaNet WuyiCenter,No.33,East Street,FuZhou City Other FuZhou City East Street 33 Wuyi Center FuZhou FuJian Provincial telecommunications company,No.7,East 55 ChinaNet Other FuZhou City Telecom province on the 7th Street Corporation FuZhou FuJian Street,FuZhou City 56 ChinaNet HuaWei Hotel, 171 new road-fu FuZhou City Hotel FuZhou City Fuk Road 171 new Warwick Hotel FuZhou FuJian 57 ChinaNet Yeongtong Chang Building, No. 75 New Road FuZhou City Entertainment FuZhou City Fuk Road 75 of the new wing with Cheong Building FuZhou FuJian 2/19 Fujian WLAN hotspots NO. SSID Location_Name Location_Type Location_Address City Province SaBaYong Restaurant,No.148,North Road, Gulou FuZhou City Gulou District Baima North Road, No. 148 58 ChinaNet Entertainment FuZhou FuJian District,Baima north Road,FuZhou City SaBaYong West Restaurant 59 ChinaNet Grand Hyatt Hotel, No 1,East road Gulou District,FuZhou Hotel FuZhou City Gulou District East road No. 1 Grand Hyatt FuZhou FuJian Capgemini Building,No.189 East Road, Gulou District FuZhou Lake City, Gulou District No. 189 East Road, Building 60 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou FuJian FuZhou Lake City Capgemini TianAo Building,No.196 East Road, Gulou District FuZhou 61 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou East Lake City, Gulou District No. 196-day Ao Building FuZhou FuJian Lake City Waiyun Building,No.76 East Road, Gulou District FuZhou FuZhou Lake City, Gulou District No. 79 East Road, Building 62 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou FuJian Lake City SINOTRANS SanMing Building,No. 65,Huada Hualin Road,Gulou FuZhou City Gulou District Mandarin SanMing Hualin Road, 63 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou FuJian District,FuZhou City Building No. 65 64 ChinaNet Pingtung office,128 Hualin Road, Gulou District, FuZhou Business Building FuZhou City Hualin Road Gulou District 128 offices in Pingtung FuZhou FuJian 65 ChinaNet International Building, Wusi Road Gulou District FuZhou Entertainment FuZhou Wusi Road Gulou District City International Building FuZhou FuJian The new Federation of Returned Overseas Plaza 106 North FuZhou City Gulou District 51 106 N. Plaza, New Federation of 66 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou FuJian Road, Gulou District No. 51 FuZhou City Returned Overseas 67 ChinaNet Yuanyi Garden, No.148 West Road, FuZhou City Business Building Kiu Road, FuZhou City West 148 yuan a Garden FuZhou FuJian China Travel Minjiang River Lake Court, 171 East Road, 68 ChinaNet Business Building FuZhou Lake City, 171 East
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