Spa hotels in Qingdao

Book a comfortable double room for two nights this time, and the holiday experience exceeded expectations. We came by car, the vehicle parked directly into the villa courtyard, parking was free, the villa gate was closed and managed, the privacy and safety factor were full, and parking at night was completely assured. The room is clean and tidy, the villa environment is quiet, the overall living feeling is very comfortable, the service is intimate, self-driving tourists are very recommended.

The room amenities were great, and laundry was convenient. The only downside was that the dryers were often in use, but luckily, the room had a dehumidifier. Hanging clothes in the bathroom with the dehumidifier running overnight worked wonders. My kids got several outfits dirty each day playing in the sand, and I was able to wash them all promptly. Breakfast was more Western-style and healthy. The adjacent music restaurant was fantastic; we ate dinner there four nights in a row, and both the Western and Chinese dishes were excellent. The children's toiletries and slippers were good quality, and the room came with pour-over coffee equipment and beans, plus a bed rail for the little one. You could really tell they paid attention to the details. The only slight drawback was the loud music program on Saturday night, with the speakers pointed directly at our room – it was too noisy. If you're staying over a weekend, definitely ask for an odd-numbered room to avoid the noise.

The hotel boasts a stunning sea view and a fantastic location right by the ocean. Mark at the front desk was incredibly attentive and thoughtful, truly deserving of praise! He's an absolute angel of a receptionist. The St. Regis is conveniently located near the Third Bathing Beach, Olympic Sailing Center, and MixC. Getting to Hisense Plaza by taxi is also a breeze. Plus, Haitian Plaza is right downstairs. For a seafood dinner buffet, this is the place to be – perfect for families and friends, absolutely hassle-free. If only they'd offer a bit more sea cucumber at breakfast, it would be even more satisfying. Even food delivery is brought right to your door, a true testament to their excellent butler service.

The Mandarin Hotel is located on Starlight Island in the West Coast New Area, surrounded by the sea and boasting stunning island scenery. As soon as you arrive, you can feel a sense of tranquility, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. The sea breeze creates a wonderful vacation vibe. However, there was an entertainment event on the island that day, so it was incredibly crowded. Stepping into the hotel lobby, the elegant and grand design perfectly blends with marine elements. The glass dome and crystal chandeliers complement each other beautifully. What impressed me most was the self-playing piano in the lobby; its melodious tunes flowed under the dome, adding an artistic touch to the entire space and instantly washing away any travel fatigue. My business twin room was spacious, clean, and tidy. The floor-to-ceiling windows offered breathtaking panoramic sea views. Drawing back the curtains in the morning, I was greeted by the magnificent sight of the sunrise over the ocean. The room was well-equipped, the bedding was comfortable, and every detail showcased quality. The hotel's amenities are excellent. The complimentary indoor pool has clear, well-maintained water and is a good size. It's very well-regulated; you need a swimming cap to use it, and there's also a sauna and hot spring. The gym is fully equipped, and in addition to exercise machines, there's a table tennis room and an aerobics room. The hotel garden is charming, with European-style stone carvings adding a unique flair. Just outside, there's a seaside boardwalk, perfect for enjoying the sea breeze. Parking and EV charging were very convenient, and the staff provided attentive and thoughtful service, making my entire stay, from check-in to check-out, feel incredibly welcoming.

Overall, I'm quite disappointed. I definitely wouldn't recommend this hotel for families with young children. Let's start with the positives, which go to the housekeeping staff. They provided plenty of water. I don't like the light from alarm clocks, and the attendant noticed I'd turned mine slightly away, understood I disliked the light, and even flipped it over for me. Very thoughtful service! Now for the many negatives! First, the front desk staff. I had purchased a voucher for two rooms for two nights, and I made this clear at check-in. However, on the third day, they still called me around noon asking if I was extending my stay, which disrupted my rest. Later, our room cards stopped working, leaving three adults and two children stranded on another floor. Extremely frustrating! The correct procedure would have been for them to check my reservation before calling, realize I had another booking, and then have an attendant deliver new cards to my room. Thumbs down! No breakfast in the executive lounge – thumbs down! If the executive lounge doesn't offer breakfast, then there should at least be a dedicated dining area in the main restaurant for executive room guests, offering priority seating. I booked an executive room precisely because I wanted to avoid crowded breakfasts and long queues. If I had known they couldn't provide this service, I would have chosen a different hotel or not booked an executive room, as there's a premium price attached, right? The hotel's family facilities – thumbs down! There are absolutely no family facilities, no kids' playground, and no kids' club activities. Nothing for toddlers to do. The beach – thumbs down! If you're coming specifically for the beach, don't bother. The hotel's so-called private beach is surrounded by two drainage outlets. When it rained, we could see dark, murky water being discharged directly into it. I wouldn't dare let my children play there. So, you'd have to walk quite a distance anyway, making staying here completely unnecessary. The rooms are very small. There are no connecting rooms, and even rooms of the same type aren't adjacent (according to the hotel staff themselves). The two rooms they assigned us had several other rooms in between, which was very inconvenient.

Grand Barony Qingdao Airport has an incredibly convenient location with an indoor connecting corridor leading straight to the airport terminal, so we can walk over easily. The hotel also provides shuttle service for guests carrying lots of luggage; simply tell the staff ahead, and they will make proper arrangements. Dining options inside the hotel are limited, but we could easily take Didi to taste delicious local food nearby. Every staff member is polite, warm and ready to offer helpful support. It’s an ideal pick for airport stays.

Highly recommend Ramada by Wyndham Jiaodong Airport! It's clean, cozy, and exceptionally comfortable. The room cleanliness is top-notch – floors and bathrooms are spotless, and the overall space is wide and comfortable. The mattress firmness is just right, ensuring a great night's sleep, and the amenities are comprehensive. The hotel is very close to the airport, and the complimentary shuttle service is excellent. With high hygiene standards, staying here for an early morning flight is truly reassuring. The hotel lobby also has a comfortable ambiance.

The room was spotless, with no musty smell, and the air conditioning and hot water were consistently available all day. Katia from guest relations was friendly and allowed us to store our luggage for free. The hallway was quiet, so we had an undisturbed night's rest. Downstairs, there were plenty of restaurants and convenience stores, and transportation was convenient. Although the facilities were simple, they were well-maintained. For the same price, the quality truly stood out. It's a very cost-effective option for a short transitional stay.

As you enter the hotel lobby, you can feel the festive atmosphere. The decorations are festive and red lanterns are hung everywhere, giving people an instant feeling of Chinese New Year. The room was very clean and tidy, and the layout was particularly warm. The bedding is comfortable and soft. The hotel also specially prepared a welcome card for us, as well as free fruits. The decoration is very thoughtful.

Hygiene: The condition is worrying. There are hairs on the sink. One towel is hard and the other is soft (those who have stayed in hotels know what's going on). The water on the floor of the shower room is not dry. Are they really not afraid of customers slipping? Service: The service quality of the front desk is really good. Whether it's towels or water, they can be solved in time. But the next day, when I didn't check out, the cleaning lady came to knock on the door? What does it mean? Are you chasing people away? I won't come again