Hotels With Pool in Hainan, China

The room was quite nice with a charming traditional Chinese vibe, and it was very quiet. There is a cozy little balcony outside which is very relaxing. Since it's a bit far from the beach, the price is quite reasonable. However, the hotel facilities are very comprehensive—they have a gym, cinema, spa, and an outdoor swimming pool, all of which are very peaceful. I didn't get to swim because I was in a rush, but sitting by the pool for a while was still very pleasant. The room does show some signs of age, and the complimentary bottled water is the 'Bailu' brand with no drinks in the mini-fridge, so these could be improved. Everything else was just about perfect, and I'll definitely stay longer next time!

This type of resort is not my usual place however I felt, as part of my tour of China, that I needed somewhere to relax for a few days. This resort did not disappoint! Despite initial issues checking in, I was upgraded to the Peacock then driven up and over the hill in a golf buggy. It did surprise me how sprawled out the resort is and it was a good 20 minutes to get there. It’s too far to walk and probably not a good idea in the dark! On arrival, one of the porters helped carry my bags down to the most amazing little villla in the jungle! The room was really just perfect. After being given mosquito spray at reception I realised quite quickly that it was needed! Th balcony was lively to just sit out and chill looking at the amazing view As a vegetarian I do find it hard to eat in China and the language barrier was difficult however I went to the restaurant and was helped to order by the manager. The chef sent me a fruit plate - i think partly because he was worried about me eating enough! Breakfast was really lovely! Despite it being a resort, there was very little human noise and it was nice to sit in the balcony listening to the noise of nature. The WeChat messenger was great to communicate and the staff were really helpful when I had a severe reaction to mosquito bites. You do need to call for a buggy any time you want to move around the resort however they are very quick to arrive. The resort itself was amazing to explore. If you have any mobility issues, it may be an issue because my villa was quite far down a lot of steps. If I return to Hainan Island in future, I would love to stay here again - such a special location

🌴 Brought my family to Sanya, Hainan for a vacation and stayed in a suite at the Yalong Bay Xinguang Pullman Resort (or Yalong Bay Welcome Hotel) for 4 days and 3 nights. The experience far exceeded our expectations! ⛱️ Attentive service. Everyone from the front desk to the housekeeping staff was warm and thoughtful. All our requests were remembered, giving us a wonderful sense of being truly well-cared for. 💐 Beautiful scenery. Looking out from the balcony, you get a view of the island-style swimming pool surrounded by lush, blooming flowers. 🥳 Spacious and comfortable suite. As a family of three, having two bedrooms gave us plenty of space to relax and feel at home. 🏖️ Convenient location. The Yalong Bay public beach, night market, and shopping center are just across the street, yet it remains very quiet at night. All in all, great service, gorgeous views—choosing this place for a family getaway is a safe bet!

This stay with my child exceeded my expectations. Ella's service was incredibly warm and friendly, and we were so lucky to get a room upgrade, which was a wonderful surprise! The hotel offers a fantastic array of children's activities, with bubble parties and craft sessions scheduled non-stop, keeping my child entertained and happy all day long. The restaurant has a wide selection of dishes, and the breakfast was fresh, abundant, and delicious. The room was clean and comfortable, and the overall service was thoughtful and attentive, allowing parents to relax while their kids play. It's truly perfect for a family vacation. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Sanya. I wholeheartedly recommend it to families with children.

Great service, fantastic location, and a top-notch service experience! Meiyue communicated promptly and resolved issues efficiently. The room was very comfortable with a super soft bed—ideal for anyone who loves a soft mattress. There was also a nice variety of pillows to choose from. The only downside is that getting food deliveries is a bit inconvenient; you have to go down to the lobby to pick them up yourself as there are no delivery robots to bring them to the room.

Came to Sanya with my partner and decided not to rush any itineraries this time, spending most of our time just relaxing at the hotel. We could head downstairs whenever we wanted a swim, or retreat to the room for some quiet ocean views. Dining was hassle-free with plenty of good options to choose from. Our butler, Bonnie, was extremely helpful—promptly showing up when needed while giving us plenty of space the rest of the time, creating a very comfortable pace for our stay. Also, I highly recommend staying at the InterContinental if you plan on visiting the Duty-Free City. It is unbeatable in terms of convenience and arguably the closest hotel in the entire Haitang Bay. We’ll definitely be back!

I booked this sea-view suite based on online recommendations. I actually wanted to change hotels before even arriving, but unfortunately, didn't notice beforehand that free cancellation for Sanya hotels is only within 1 hour. So a heads-up to everyone to check the terms carefully before booking. Let's start with the positives: The view from the suite is indeed nice, and the concierge can deliver food deliveries straight to the room. (One star goes entirely to the concierge). Now for the negatives: 1. The room is really dated, both in its decor and wear and tear—it feels like a room straight out of the 1990s. There are plenty of hotels with sea views, so there's really no need to come to this one. 2. Coming here straight from a hotel in Dadonghai, the drop in service quality was huge 🤣 and this place was even a few hundred RMB more expensive. The service here is very mediocre. I'm not sure if the hotel pays too little, but most of the staff have a very indifferent attitude and couldn't even manage a basic smile or greeting when passing by. 3. Questionable competence. When I went to pick up my stored luggage, I took my luggage claim card to the front desk. There were two staff members there, both helping one family with check-in. I asked the idle staff member standing up to help me get my luggage. She looked at the card and handed it to the seated staff member who was processing the check-in. Both of them told me I had to wait until she finished checking in the guests and use the computer to look something up. Though I didn't understand what needed to be looked up, I waited. Later, I was in a real rush to leave, so I asked the standing staff member if she couldn't just go get it for me. She then found a male receptionist and told me to go find him. I went over, and the male receptionist told me: ”I need to go to the concierge desk to find the concierge.” What is this, a relay race for customer service? So what was the point of those two female receptionists making me wait for so long in the first place? Ps. The hotel's concierge is way out at the main entrance; I genuinely didn't see them, and no one directed me there. 4. The public restrooms were quite dirty, showing that they aren't cleaned very often. 5. The absolute worst experience was the hotel's vacation photography. Whether it was the photographer or the staff helping to select the photos, having experienced hotel photography so many times, this is the first time I've ever encountered such rude staff. I don't know if I just happened to run into all the weirdos at this property or if this is their average standard. 6. I wouldn't recommend the hotel spa. The environment and service are just like a street-side shop, but the price is definitely not street-side. I only went because I was too lazy to walk, but once I got there, I realized it looked like it was casually outsourced to someone else. It's a pity I didn't take a photo of the storefront 🤣 I wanted to leave the moment I got there, but I was too embarrassed to walk out 🤣 7. The Thai restaurant is worth a try. I’d suggest people just come to this hotel for a meal and leave it at that. 8. They might want to check the welcome fruit—half of the banana was rotting 🤣 Bottom line: I do not recommend staying at this hotel. Priced at just over 1,000 RMB, if you're looking for a staycation, I'd suggest either paying a few hundred more (or even the same) to stay at other luxury hotels in Yalong Bay, or just saving your money and staying at an economy hotel.

Our stay at the Sanya Ocean Cube Resort Hotel exceeded our expectations overall. Located right on Sanya Bay, it's just a few minutes' walk across the street to the beach. Watching the tangerine sunset in the evening creates an incredible, atmospheric vibe. The ocean-view room we stayed in was spacious with unobstructed floor-to-ceiling windows. We could look out at the sea right from the bed, and sitting on the balcony enjoying the sea breeze was so relaxing. The room was spotlessly clean, and the bedding was very comfortable. The hotel facilities are great for families with kids: there's an outdoor pool, a children's splash pool, and an indoor kids' club where little ones can burn off all their energy. There is also a self-service laundry room with dryers. The breakfast offered a rich variety of Chinese and Western options, along with tropical fruits. The front desk service was friendly, and they were quite accommodating when we asked for a late check-out.

Accommodation: We were pleasantly upgraded to a higher room category upon check-in — a fantastic surprise that instantly elevated our stay. The property is relatively new, so all facilities feel fresh and modern. The bedding offers excellent support (my wife has chronic lower back pain and is very particular about mattresses), and after three nights, she reported zero discomfort. A thoughtful pillow menu includes buckwheat, down, and cassia seed options; all accent pillows are slim and space-saving. The hotel’s striking ship-shaped architecture means only the two rooms at the bow have full, unobstructed ocean views. Other rooms offer partial sea views blended with lush coconut groves — and in the evenings, the Atlantis Tower to the west becomes a beautiful illuminated landmark. Dining: Breakfast is curated rather than overwhelming — quality over quantity. Daily rotating noodle and rice dishes keep things interesting, while desserts are generous and delicious. There’s a dedicated coffee bar offering takeaway options, plus fun treats like chocolate-dipped marshmallows, ice cream, and assorted candies. Now, the highlight: the complimentary Western buffet dinner (included with our package) was absolutely outstanding — seriously impressive! It left me feeling like a wide-eyed first-timer — just check the photos! For lunch and dinner, plenty of local restaurants are within easy reach. We ventured out just once — to try the famous 'Zaopo Cu' hotpot at a Marriott-adjacent cluster of three outlets, about 3 km away. Not only did they offer free round-trip shuttle service, but we also enjoyed a great-value group-buying set meal — and the food was superb. Service: Exceptional — attentive, intuitive, and genuinely warm. Staff noticed we had a young child and immediately brought a baby high chair and toddler-friendly cutlery. At dinner, when I casually mentioned mangoes were out, staff promptly alerted the kitchen and personally delivered a fresh plate — no hesitation. Special thanks to Experience Ambassador Emily: proactive, thoughtful, and consistently above-and-beyond. Truly five-star service. Family-Friendly Features: Why call this三亚’s top family resort? Just look at what’s offered *free* for kids: GB-brand strollers, infant high chairs, bed rails, bottle warmers, sterilizers, pop-up play tents, child-sized bathtubs, mini hangers, kids’ blankets, booster seats, bedside lamps, cribs, building blocks, and child-sized toilet seat adapters. Plus, each room receives one complimentary daily baby meal (choose from carrot purée 🥕, pumpkin purée 🎃, shrimp & veggie congee 🥬, beef & carrot congee 🥩, or steamed egg custard 🥚) — unsalted, designed for infants 0–3 years old, no advance booking required, and available for in-room dining. Outdoor highlights include a charming miniature train. Indoors, there’s the ‘Little Explorers Club’ (for toddlers) and ‘Qilin Fantasy Zone’ (for older kids). Four pools total: a well-heated rooftop infinity pool; a shallow, fun-filled kids’ pool with water slides and daily afternoon bubble parties (a huge hit!); another infinity pool; and a standard lap pool. Daily indoor and outdoor adventure activities keep everyone engaged. The ‘Qilin Fantasy Zone’ on the second-floor lobby features a large, netted indoor slide — non-slip socks provided free, safety gear fitted by staff, and full supervision for little ones. Creative workshops (e.g., arts & crafts) are also held here. Participating in any activity earns a stamp — collect five, and redeem them for arcade tokens. Downstairs, you’ll find coin-operated games. The gym and yoga studio sit atop the building, complete with functional rig equipment. Before departure, my wife treated herself to a spa session — and was delighted to discover her therapist was Thai, with authentic, professional techniques matching those she’d experienced in Thailand. Highly recommended! Shopping: Just 2 km from Sanya Duty-Free City. Complimentary shuttle buses run regularly — simply book one day in advance. Taxis are also convenient and readily available.

Overall, the experience at this Dadonghai property exceeded expectations. It is well-suited for both business trips and vacations, offering fantastic value for money. The hotel boasts a prime location right next to Dadonghai, just a few minutes' walk away, making getting around extremely convenient. Nearby shopping malls include Joy City, One Pineapple (Da Boluo), Sanya Bay No. 1, and MixC. Dining, entertainment, and sightseeing are all within easy reach, with complete lifestyle amenities close at hand. Hotel quality is very reliable. The overall decor is minimalist and elegant, the public areas are clean and tidy, and there are no strange odors in the hallways or rooms. The rooms are spacious and bright, featuring great natural light and views. The bedding is soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing is superb—we heard zero outside noise at night and slept soundly. The bathroom has a wet-dry separation layout, toiletries are fully provided, housekeeping is thorough, and attention to detail is evident everywhere. The service is a major bonus. The front desk staff are warm and welcoming, efficient with check-in and check-out, and patient and attentive throughout. They even proactively recommended local travel tips and culinary spots. Room service is responsive and prompt in handling requests, making the stay very pleasant and reassuring. The breakfast offers a rich variety of options, covering both Chinese and Western choices, including live-station noodles and Hainan's signature Ching Po Lo dessert—everything you could want. The ingredients are fresh, making for a very satisfying meal. All in all, the hotel's location, environment, service, and dining are all top-notch. With new facilities and high comfort levels, it stands out remarkably among hotels in the same tier. I will definitely stay here again next time!