Hotels in Pingyang with sea view​

"Facilities: Very cost-effective. Hygiene: clean, everything is clean and hygienic Environment: Houlong Village, surrounded by fishermen’s entertainment venues Service: The boss is very nice. We told him in advance at noon that we can eat local fresh seafood (picture attached: the boss made it for us temporarily. It tastes very good and the price is very cheap. It’s really good); before coming here You can call and ask, and the boss will tell you how to get to Nanji Island."

"I stayed on Nanji Island for three days and two nights and left with a heart full of joy. After exploring for three days, I discovered that the island's most beautiful scenery is hidden in Sanpanwei, and the most vibrant, local atmosphere is found in Houlung Fishing Village. Coincidentally, the two hotels we stayed at, both part of the 'Mitu' brand, are located precisely at these two spots. The first night, we stayed at Mitu Sanpan Inn. Nestled against the mountains and by the sea, its Russian-style wooden cabins exude an exotic romance. I chose a duplex suite for my children, and they were thrilled upon entering, as if they'd discovered a secret hideaway. We could watch the sunrise in the morning without having to rush for a bus before dawn. In the afternoons and evenings, the entire scenic area felt like our private sanctuary – no more worrying about strangers appearing in the background of our photos. The hotel's infinity pool and the shortcut directly to the scenic area made the mountains and sea feel even closer. Dining was also hassle-free; the inn offered set meals, and the auntie's home-cooked dishes were light and delicious, much more reassuring than constantly worrying about being overcharged at a seafood stall. On the second night, we switched to the Cave Hotel in Houlung. The day before, the cruise ship had been suspended for a day, but our luck was incredibly good – the owner, seeing we were a family of four, specially saved a cancelled 'girlfriend's room' for four people for us. The hotel is integrated seamlessly with the rocks, giving us the illusion of being in Turkey without leaving the country. The views here, needless to say, make it a true internet-famous spot on the island, and young people always come to snap a few photos. But what charmed me most was not having to rush early; I could watch the sunrise from bed through the floor-to-ceiling windows, and once the morning glow painted the sea, I could just roll over and enjoy a beautiful lie-in. Both of these hotels feel tailor-made for those who enjoy slow travel. No need to rush, no crowds to contend with, just quietly absorbing the beauty of these mountains and seas, little by little, into your eyes and heart."