Hotels With Bars in Hainan, China

I had an early flight the next morning, so I decided to stay directly at the airport hotel. It's located in Terminal 1, and you need to take a shuttle bus to Terminal 2, which runs about every half hour. My room was on the outer side, so I could see planes taking off and landing at the terminal, but the noise was quite tolerable. The overall style is consistent with the brand's chain hotels, the decor is relatively new, and it felt very clean.

The lobby of Ocean Flower Island Europark Hotel is absolutely stunning, truly capturing that European castle vibe – perfect for Instagram-worthy photos. This was my second stay. While the rooms are on the smaller side, they're beautifully decorated and feel really cozy. The four themed room types each have their own unique charm, and there are tons of facilities for families. You'll often catch performances in the lobby, and the breakfast spread offers a great variety. The amenities are comprehensive, and the service is super responsive. A special shout-out to our butler, Xiaoyue! We checked in quite late and didn't get settled until well into the night. Even at that late hour, we had some questions, and she patiently answered every single one. Her help made our trip go so smoothly!

Staying at the Hilton Wenchang this time was an absolute delight! So much emotional value. Many of the hotel's family-friendly activities are free, and childcare isn't expensive. Our butler, Lulu, was incredibly responsive to all our requests. Although the rocket launch we were hoping to see was canceled, we still had a fantastic time overall. This is definitely the top hotel for family trips to Wenchang. **Value for money:** Better than Sanya. **Recommendation:** Fu Ji Wenchang Chicken in Longlou Town. A must-try! **Downsides:** Qishui Bay Beach is public and quite commercialized, with some litter. **Small details:** Surprisingly, the plates used in the breakfast restaurant and executive lounge were plastic, which felt a bit cheap. There are a few minor details in the room that could be improved, like ensuring every window is sparkling clean.

The Novotel Living Singapore Orchard is very new, and the front desk staff were warm and polite, actively greeting guests. They even generously offered alcohol wipes and glasses cleaning wipes. This stay, the front desk upgraded me to a king-size room, which was incredibly spacious. The lighting was cozy, and the carpets and chairs were exceptionally clean. The mattress was comfortable, and the pillows were just right – not too high, not too low – making it easy to fall asleep. While the breakfast selection was a bit limited, it was exquisite and well-balanced nutritionally. They even offered three types of congee at 9 PM, catering to guests' needs. The hotel also has a laundry room, complete with disinfectant for underwear, which shows great thoughtfulness and consideration.

Facilities: The facilities are quite comprehensive, with a swimming pool and a water park. The kids had a blast, and the staff were very responsible, helping to look after them. If you need to leave for a short time, you can ask the water park staff to watch your children, and they do a great job. However, I couldn't find a self-service laundry area, so if you're staying for an extended period, you'll need to figure out your own laundry. There are very few charging stations; only a few above ground, and the underground parking only has dedicated Tesla chargers. The staff weren't very clear on this; we circled around several times without finding any, and only after asking customer service were we told there weren't any. Later, needing to charge urgently, we had to go to Dajiao Park for a fast charge. The hotel has a restaurant, and the prices are reasonable. You can also go to Changhua Town to eat; there's a small shop there that serves more than just noodles, and their dishes are delicious. The owner is very welcoming, and things aren't expensive. They even have my favorite pea and minced pork noodles. Environment: The environment is great, the scenery is beautiful, and it's very close to the beach, perfect for clamming. Hygiene: Clean and tidy, and trash was promptly removed. The day before, the breakfast had pancakes, and they had made a lot. A guest saw a fly land on them, so the staff threw them all into the trash. The next day, there was a chef making them fresh on the spot, so hygiene is definitely assured. Service: If you need anything, you can contact the front desk, and a service staff member will respond quickly. We brought our child and requested extra blankets and drinking water, which were all delivered for free. There's a third-party photographer, but their skill level is very average. Just take the complimentary photos; don't choose extra photos for fine-tuning, as they look like fake Photoshop jobs. Their skill really isn't good.

Wow, this hotel is right in the city center, steps away from a bustling commercial district. Getting around is super convenient, whether you're heading to Qilou Old Street for some food and exploring, or going to the beach to catch the sunset, a taxi ride is always easy. The large floor-to-ceiling windows in the room offer amazing city night views, and the mattress is incredibly soft, guaranteeing a great night's sleep. The minibar is well-stocked with drinks and spirits, and the ironing facilities are a thoughtful touch. When checking in with kids, the hotel even proactively provides children's amenities – they really pay attention to the details. Overall, the prime location is a huge plus, making travel, shopping, and finding food completely stress-free. I'll definitely choose this place again on my next visit to Haikou! ✨

This is the only five-star hotel near Wuzhishan Rainforest Park, and it's just a 200-meter walk to the park entrance. The hotel has a beautiful setting, nestled in the tropical rainforest. Because it tends to be humid, the staff had already turned on the electric blanket in my room before check-in, which was a very thoughtful touch! The hotel has a Chinese restaurant, and the food was good, just a bit pricey.

Location: The hotel is right in the city center, making it super convenient to get around. Taxis to all the major attractions were less than 20 minutes. Facilities: The facilities are excellent, and the smart toilet was a nice bonus. The bed was very comfortable, and the room layout was well-designed. Cleanliness: The room was spotless, which made for a very comfortable stay. Environment: The environment is fantastic, especially the lobby on the top floor. The views are incredible, offering a panoramic sight of Haikou city – it’s the perfect spot to watch the sunset. This time, I also tried the executive lounge, and the service was extremely attentive. The snacks were delicious, and the cocktails were great too! Service: During this stay, Shirley was incredibly helpful. She gave us excellent recommendations for food and activities, showing great thoughtfulness! The breakfast was also very good, maintaining a high standard. I’ll definitely stay here again next time I’m in Haikou!

This hotel is perfectly located! Just a few steps downstairs, you'll find a lively food street, a supermarket, and even a McDonald's. In the evening, it's a short walk to see the light show or visit the wedding manor. Everything you need for eating, shopping, and entertainment is right here, no need to venture far at all.

Decided last minute to stay a night in Tianya Town and booked a boat-themed room at Fengbai! The room type was really interesting, truly felt like being in a ship's cabin. ZRS's operations are pretty good; all the facilities are well-equipped, and the hygiene was decent. You need to take a shuttle to get into Tianya Town, and this shuttle is a paid service by the scenic area. The parking lot also charges 40 per night for overnight parking. Overall, though, the B&B was great!