Beach Hotels in Chengjiang

Very satisfied with a trip, stayed at the favorite hotel, took beautiful photos. Just arrived at the entrance of the hotel, the front desk lady enthusiastically came to help with the luggage and sent it to the room. The environment was also very good. When I saw the garden, I knew that this trip would be over the screen circle of friends. I took a good photo and saw the sunset on the roof terrace in the middle of the night. In the evening, Miss Sister also sent us fruit and milk, recommended local characteristics, and the taste was good. The breakfast on the second day was very rich and the taste was super good, especially the rice noodles. I like it very much. I will come to their house next time.

Good value for money. Close to Hilton. It's very pleasant to sit on the balcony and watch the sunset. Because it's a hotel apartment, there is also an induction cooker. If you live here for a long time, it can meet simple living needs. The housekeeper is good and responds promptly.

The hotel environment is very good, it is in the community, the scenery is beautiful. The front desk service is also very thoughtful. Breakfast is average, the hardware of the room is average, the mattress is thin, and the bedding is average. The wallpaper is a bit damaged. It would be better if it could be improved.

The facilities are very good, the hygiene and service are very good, the photos are especially good, the afternoon tea and breakfast are very delicious, the sky mirror on the third floor is very beautiful for taking photos, and the hotel also thoughtfully provides dresses for taking photos. It is worth staying again.

The weather was great during my visit, and the sunshine made everything beautiful. The butler service was also good, and the hot springs were quite enjoyable, though it was a bit hard to fill the tub. The accompanying refreshments were ordinary, and breakfast was simple, not a buffet. What I'd really like to see improved is the photo package: 4 unedited photos per room felt a bit stingy. When I went to a hotel in Guilin, they offered 5 edited photos per person, and it's a shame here that you can't even pay extra for edited photos. What left the deepest impression was the balcony door. The hotel acknowledged a design flaw where you can only close either the screen door or the glass door. The unclosed door would bang loudly in the wind, so we had to wedge a chair against it to avoid being disturbed while sleeping.