Haiyan Hotels with Parking

The room was spacious and new, with smart controls. The front desk staff were friendly and patient, and there was free coffee and snacks in the lobby. The experience exceeded my expectations and was fantastic.

I left in a hurry and took a photo. The hotel was unexpectedly good. The hotel is located near Fangmanting, on the 12th row south of Dragon City, and has a unique location. The service attitude is very good. When you enter the hotel, the environment is just like the photos, clean and well designed. The breakfast facilities are complete and the meat and vegetables are very good. All in all, it was a very satisfying stay.

The location is good. It's easy to find it by driving. There are free parking spaces in front of the door. There is also a parking lot. You can park there at night for free. The light inside the hotel is a bit dark. The girl at the front desk was very helpful. She told us Sunrise time. There is an elevator, it is quite large and has many rooms. The facilities in the room are complete, the hygiene is good, and there is free mineral water. I will stay here again next time I come. I had something to do and left early the next day, so I didn't eat here, but the service and environment were really good.

Facilities: The lobby is quite large, with a gym and underground parking lot. The large nozzle of the shower room is not sealed, and water will be sprayed at the thread junction on the top. Hygiene: Hygiene is OK, but there is a lot of dust on the phone, and there is mold on the wall under the table. Environment: The environment is unified, that is, there is not much to eat nearby, you need to drive out or walk a few kilometers. However, there is also a Chinese restaurant on the second floor of the hotel. Service: Front desk service is OK. Holidays are a bit busy. Breakfast: OK. The sea viewing room type is a bit less effective than the floor-to-ceiling windows in the imagination. Overall it's OK.

The overall environment is warm and elegant, the sanitation is meticulous and there are no dead ends, and the bathroom is separated from wet and dry. The service staff is friendly, responsive, the room is quiet and comfortable, and the facilities are perfect. It is a high-quality choice for business trips.

Parking is very convenient, and you can walk to Qiyuan Garden and the Zhang Leping Memorial Hall. The inscription 'Haiyan Hotel' at the entrance is very nostalgic, and the lobby and elevator hall are grand. The room is spacious, and the bedding is comfortable. The toiletries are a bit basic but sufficient. The shower room and toilet are separated by a transparent glass, making it unsuitable for two people to use at the same time. The showerhead is a bit poor, with very weak water pressure, and the floor drain looks like a 'dirty bun' (a bit grimy). The breakfast offers both Chinese and Western options; it seems to have everything, yet nothing at the same time. Overall, though, it's still quite good.

it has been in business for a long time so most of the things aren’t the most upcoming, but it offers everything a traditional full service hotel offers, including the small items many newer hotels may skip. Location is super, especially the variety of restaurants. The room I stay has a great view of the bay and the bridge, which is lit in evening and the view is great. The elevator is outside of the wall and of full glass, it intends to offer riders full street view. The down side is facilities do look old and windows could use some cleaning.

Location is OK! 85 yuan is not expensive! The problem is that the landlord's old aunt, there are many things, and she is always opened by the landlord! There is no hair dryer! 🈶 Hot water air conditioning TV!

The layout of the guest room is simple and warm, the environment is clean and tidy, the waiter is warm and welcoming, and the handsome boy named Lemon is especially kind. He poured tea and arranged the room in one go. Here, I would like to thank this handsome boy and stay at Atour Hotel if I have the opportunity to visit Haiyan.

Overall, it was just okay. We stayed in the room and at the playground and didn't explore the entire hotel complex. The sofa in the room was a bit dirty. The big carousel at the water park wasn't suitable for younger kids, unlike the one in Zhoushan; you couldn't ride it if you were under 1.4 meters tall. My child also said Fantasy Island wasn't as fun as the one in Zhoushan. There's a bar in the hotel with some mini ping-pong tables and board games. After playing for a short while, the staff told us we had to make a purchase to continue playing, which was really off-putting. This isn't a third-party operation; the hotel runs it themselves and still forces you to spend money. Of course, we ordered drinks, but they wouldn't let us use the mini-program discount coupon. Player One did give us a lot of tokens, but the basketball arcade game my child wanted to play was always under maintenance. The remaining games were mostly claw machines, which was far less engaging than Player One in Zhoushan and not very playable.