Boutique Hotels in Shandong, China

When I came to Qingdao for a trip, I chose this hotel. We booked a partial sea view room, and the front desk upgraded us to an executive room during check-in. The butler was also very responsive to all our requests, fulfilling them promptly and even sending a fruit platter. I had read reviews saying the robot delivery service was very slow, but after staying here for two days, I found no issues. Food deliveries arrived within ten minutes of being delivered to the hotel. Finally, they even gave us a souvenir when we checked out. Overall, the experience was excellent. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Qingdao!

this is our 2nd time staying at this hotel. we booked 2 rooms for 4 pax. we tried the chinese restuarant at level2 and dishes were great! recommend anyone staying at weifang to stay at this hotel.

The hotel lobby is on the 26th floor, with guest rooms and all facilities above the 26th floor, and the buffet breakfast on the 27th floor. The indoor pool is heated, and the spa and gym are well-equipped. The front desk staff, especially the ladies, were very friendly and professional, and quick to resolve any issues. We had a great view overlooking Yantai city and Yantai Mountain. It snowed during our two-day stay, and the high-altitude snow view was absolutely stunning. The breakfast selection was quite rich, though there wasn't much meat. The only local specialties might have been Mianzi (a local jelly-like dish) and seafood noodles. Hotel guests got a special rate for breakfast, which was served promptly from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM. The room layout was well-designed, the facilities were new, and cleanliness was impeccable. The heating worked very well. Kids' amenities and latex pillows are available upon request from the front desk. The only issue was the slow delivery by the food delivery robot. It usually took an extra half an hour to receive our order after it had already arrived at the hotel.

The hotel is incredibly beautiful and elegant. Marilyn, the front desk lady, was so kind and patient, and even upgraded us to a lake view room. The room was stocked with snacks and drinks, including a complimentary glass of Tsingtao draft beer. The breakfast was hearty! And since it's on a super high floor, the view is amazing! 👍 The overall experience was fantastic, and I'm definitely bringing my girlfriend back next time! PS: The hotel's laundry service is outsourced, so there's no free laundry service. Please note if you need it.

Arriving in Linyi, travel-worn from Tianjin, the moment I stepped into the hotel lobby, all my fatigue quietly melted away. Traveling with a child always adds a layer of concern, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that every one of those worries was gently addressed by the thoughtful care here. The most delightful surprise was undoubtedly the unexpected room upgrade. Our originally booked room type was quietly upgraded to a more spacious and comfortable one. The bright floor-to-ceiling windows offered gentle views of Linyi's streetscape, feeling like an unexpected gift that instantly elevated the quality of our stay. This silent yet profound gesture of thoughtfulness made us, first-time visitors, feel truly at home and welcomed. This warmth was further exemplified and brought to life in the lobby bar. An employee named Shi Keqian, with her genuine smile and friendly demeanor, made a rich, aromatic handcrafted coffee that, with each sip, seemed to melt away the lingering travel fatigue. What warmed our hearts even more was her thoughtful attention to our child – she specially offered some delicate and adorable cookies. The smile on our child's face, clutching the cookies, was more captivating than any scenic view. Ms. Shi's genuine kindness wasn't just part of a service protocol; it was a heartfelt expression of hospitality that made this hotel feel less like a temporary lodging and more like the home of a warm and welcoming Linyi friend. On a separate note, the swimming pool and other facilities, including their service, were quite disappointing. After a swim, we found there was virtually no body wash or shampoo available in the showers. When we inquired, we were met with various excuses. This really detracts from the overall experience at such a large, high-star hotel!

When it comes to prime locations, no one beats the Shangri-La. Both the spring and city views are absolutely stunning. The Baotu Spring offers unique beauty in every season, and Quancheng Square is consistently spacious and prominent year-round. The hotel has been open for some years now. The public areas and facilities are still quite good, but the in-room amenities are rather outdated. The room isn't huge, and the bathroom feels a bit cramped. For the same room type, the InterContinental's bathroom design is much more practical. The in-room equipment definitely shows its age, though it's maintained reasonably well, and the cleanliness is excellent. The shower is ancient, lacking a rain shower head, and the handheld shower is difficult to use; no matter how I adjusted it, it sprayed towards the wall, making showering quite a hassle. The drainage isn't very smooth either. Even the clothes hangers are worn out but still in use. The complimentary drinking water is the cheapest kind available, and the dental kit is practically unusable. Shangri-La, can't you procure some better quality items? These aren't even expensive. Otherwise, you'll lose all your guests. I called guest services twice from the room phone, and no one picked up. It's quite surprising to encounter such a flaw in a five-star hotel. However, the overall service at Shangri-La is very good. The staff are warm, attentive, and polite. The Christmas atmosphere on the ground floor, both inside and out, is very festive. The excellent location significantly enhances the value for money at Shangri-La Jinan.

The Executive Lounge was a bit of a headache. I took my child there in the evening for a drink, poured a glass of wine, and halfway through, my child suddenly had a stomach ache. I wanted to take the rest of the wine to the room, but the staff firmly refused to let me take it away. I then asked to speak to the manager, who was even more serious, stating that the wine glass was a fixed asset and if I took it, their salaries would be docked. I really want to know if they were just making up an excuse to fob me off, or if an InterContinental hotel truly inventories glass items so strictly that a missing one would lead to salary deductions. Besides, it would still be in a hotel room, right? If it wasn't there when I checked out, couldn't they just charge the customer from the pre-authorization? On a positive note, Xiao Meng at the breakfast buffet restaurant was incredibly warm and responsible. I forgot my glasses, and she specifically called to confirm and immediately brought them to my room, ensuring I didn't miss my flight. I wouldn't have even known where I lost them if she hadn't said anything. Other things were also done very well, like turning on the electric heater and preparing children's amenities in the room in advance.

The hotel is very clean and in a prime location connecting to a mall next door. The housekeepers are also very accommodating. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet very much as there is a large variety of choices. The receptionist Maggie Wu was very helpful, thank you!

Facilities: Everything you could possibly need. Cleanliness: Spotless. You could tell the bathroom had been thoroughly cleaned. Service: The front desk manager and the check-in staff truly provided five-star service. The greeter girl in the lobby greeted me with a warm smile and a friendly welcome. During check-in, they even helped me choose a room that suited my needs. Honestly, with service like that, even if there was something I wasn't happy with, I'd probably end up satisfied anyway – and in this case, there was genuinely nothing to be unhappy about. The swimming pool and gym facilities were comprehensive. The water was crystal clear, and the gym equipment had everything you could possibly need to work out every part of your body.

I had a very satisfying stay at MGM. The butler, Miss Ella, made me feel right at home. She arranged a great room for me and constantly checked in on my experience, asking if I needed any help with anything. She even upgraded my mini-bar snacks and drinks and gave me two adorable little lions, which my wife loved! Next time I'm in Qingdao, I'll definitely stay here again. To the hotel management: please give Miss Ella a raise! Employees like her should be promoted quickly to retain them, as they are key to making Qingdao MGM better and more complete.