5-Star Hotels in Liaoning, China

I had an extended stay at the Grand Hyatt Shenyang during the May Day holiday, and my experience was excellent throughout. A special thank you to Dino for their meticulous and patient service, as well as their prompt responses. Every request was handled efficiently and properly. Even with the busy holiday crowd, they maintained professionalism and a gentle demeanor, skillfully arranging my check-in and itinerary details, proactively resolving various issues, and providing thoughtful and prompt service. The hotel's overall environment was comfortable, and the service was consistently good, making my entire stay worry-free and relaxing. It's truly an ideal choice for a long holiday stay.

The hotel is clean and tidy, with good sanitary conditions, warm and thoughtful service staff, and a rich breakfast. The room was completely in accordance with my message. It was just that two young people next door were fighting all night, which made some noise, and the elderly at home felt that they didn't have a good rest. But overall, I was satisfied. I didn't expect to find such a cost-effective hotel in Panjin.

The front desk staff, Angel, had a warm smile and made the check-in process quick and efficient. The bedding was so soft it felt like sleeping on a cloud, and the shower had consistent and comfortable water pressure. The hotel also features a heated pool and a 24-hour gym, which I was very satisfied with. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time I visit Shenyang.

Facilities: Well-equipped, and the service hotline was answered promptly. Hygiene: Excellent environment, with a wardrobe and various complimentary amenities. Ambiance: It wasn't yet the season for air conditioning, and as it's a fully enclosed hotel, the room temperature was a bit high. Service: Attentive, meticulous, and patient. This included room service, the hotel front desk, restaurant service, hosts, and guest relations like Ellie, all demonstrating the high standards of a five-star hotel. Notes: A small suggestion – the scent at the hotel entrance was a bit too strong. It triggered my rhinitis; the fragrance was indeed a bit overpowering.

Facilities: Standard hotel amenities. Hygiene: The cleaning staff (auntie) was very diligent; much appreciation to her hard work. Environment: The pick-up/drop-off area on the first floor was very crowded with many cars. The front desk on the 88th floor was excellent, with a vast view as soon as you step out of the elevator – comparable to Xiamen's Kang hotel. Service: Throughout our stay, we didn't see any bellhops or concierges guiding guests to the front desk for check-in. We drove ourselves and were carrying luggage, but the bellhop nearby acted as if he didn't see us. We booked an executive room but didn't even receive welcome fruit – we had to ask for the 'little tiger' (presumably a kids' amenity). We had noted in advance that we needed a children's toothbrush, bed rail, and small potty, but our request was ignored. There was nothing in the room, so we had to call again. Breakfast was indeed not good and very crowded. The executive lounge was decent. We were traveling with elderly parents and children, so we just wanted convenience. The service at Shangguan was excellent! Enjoying drinks with the kids, admiring the night view, and listening to live music was a great experience.

I came to Dandong specifically for the BBQ, and it definitely lived up to the hype – it had a great, lively atmosphere. I chose the best hotel in Dandong for my stay, and it was conveniently located not far from the BBQ restaurants, just a minimum taxi fare away. The hotel's service, cleanliness, and facilities were all excellent. The absolute best part was not having to go downstairs to pick up food deliveries; the front desk arranged for a robot to bring them directly to my room – that was truly amazing!

I contacted them in advance about early check-in and was pleasantly surprised as soon as I walked into the room. Hygiene: Overall good. Breakfast for big kids: They offer one complimentary breakfast for a big kid, but adults need to purchase two sets. It would be even better if this discount were more substantial. Service: Our housekeeper, Tina, was incredibly responsible! I'll definitely be looking for her next time~

I had a very satisfying stay. The location is excellent, making it convenient to get to various places. There's a direct passage on the fourth floor to the mall, which is entirely dedicated to restaurants and an IMAX cinema. On the first basement floor, there's a supermarket and a florist. I bought live seafood from the supermarket and had the vendor steam it for me to take back to my room – the flower crabs and conches were absolutely amazing. Parking is available right outside, free of charge. The room facilities are great; the shower head and water temperature were perfect, and I used the washer and dryer multiple times. The hairdryer is also high-speed. Overall, everything was ideal.

Vicky was truly exceptional! She proactively sent dining information before our arrival and was always available to answer any questions. 😊 The room was spotless and comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The breakfast spread was varied and delicious, and the front desk staff were incredibly warm and attentive, taking care of every detail. We felt completely at ease and safe during our stay. 👍👍

First, the pros: 1. The sea view from the room is unbeatable. Lying in bed and watching the sea was incredibly relaxing. 2. The location is great. You can just walk downstairs and stroll around Xinghai Square, and the elevator offers a panoramic view of the entire square. 3. The service was decent. Most requests were met, but there were still some areas where they fell short. Cons: 1. The facilities are a bit dated. The shower water fluctuated between hot and cold, and the shower faucet was so confusing – it took me ages to figure it out by trial and error. It was also incredibly stiff and hard to turn, and I was worried about breaking it, which was a hassle. 2. The breakfast selection was too limited and felt quite perfunctory. The taste was just average. There wasn't even a coffee machine in the room. For 2000 a night during the May Day holiday, these facilities simply don't justify the price. 3. The windows were too dirty, which really impacted the beauty of my photos. 4. You have to go downstairs yourself to pick up food deliveries. As for luggage, they only helped us take it from the car to the front desk, not up to the room. 5. The parking in front of the lobby was chaotic. Some cars were blocking the entrance, and our taxi was stuck outside and couldn't get in. The security staff didn't do a good job of directing vehicles. Overall, it's a very average five-star hotel standard. It's definitely not worth 2000/day; it's more like a 1000-level hotel. The sea view premium probably accounts for a large portion of the room rate.