Hotels With Spa in Hainan, China

This was our second time staying at Bird's Nest with the kids. This time we booked a larger room, and the front desk kindly upgraded us for free. We even had a dedicated service butler who was incredibly helpful. Their response time for dining arrangements and car bookings was very quick. The room facilities and decor have a charmingly rustic and natural feel. As for the views, they are absolutely stunning, with rolling mountains and blue skies and white clouds that feel within reach. You can hear the rustling of the pines and the wind blowing through the leaves, and there's a panoramic view of Yalong Bay, where the sea and sky blend seamlessly. It's perfect for those looking for a quiet getaway and a close connection with nature.

This is my second time visiting Wanda Vista Sanya Haitang Bay, and as a returning guest, the experience once again exceeded my expectations. The hotel's design offers great privacy, enveloped by a tropical garden, providing a tranquil escape from the bustling world. The public pool has beautiful scenery, and with few people around, it's perfect for a relaxing swim. The service details are impeccable; the shuttle operates freely within the resort, making getting around very convenient. They even deliver takeout to your room, which is fantastic! The room was spotless, well-equipped, and the bedding was comfortable. Overall, it was a superb experience, definitely worth coming back for again and again.

This is our third time staying at this hotel! This time we brought our kids, and the overall experience exceeded our expectations. The hotel features a huge lobby, and it's just a 2-minute walk to the Coconut Dream Corridor. Sanya Bay sunsets truly are the most breathtaking! The front desk thoughtfully arranged a sea-view room for us where we could watch the sunset. Since there aren't many tourists right now, the overall experience was much better than during peak season. My child had a blast swimming in the pool and digging in the sand at the beach—they didn't want to leave! The hotel also offers a great variety of kids' activities, so children can easily spend the whole day here. The room is very spacious; the facilities are a bit dated, but given how many years it's been open, that's expected. Plus, the hair dryers have finally been upgraded to new ones. All in all, this is a family-friendly hotel that offers fantastic value for money and is perfect for traveling with kids.

The unbeatable ocean view at the InterContinental is unbelievable. The butler service was exceptional—we got the top-floor center room. We didn't pack our itinerary this time, choosing to spend most of our stay right at the hotel. Lounging by the pool, walking along the beach, and heading back to the room for a nap when tired made us realize what a real vacation should feel like. The hotel gives off a relaxed, unhurried vibe that naturally slows down your pace. Our butler, Bonnie, also struck the right balance: she confirmed everything necessary before check-in, was there whenever we needed her, and remained completely unobtrusive the rest of the time. There weren't any jaw-dropping moments over the few days, but everything ran smoothly. Thinking back on it, that effortless, worry-free smoothness is harder to come by than anything else. Would definitely recommend it to anyone who hates a hectic trip.

Far exceeded expectations! They even provided complimentary fruit and milk on the first day. The ocean-view room offered great value for money with an amazing field of vision—you could see the sea right from the balcony. Sitting outside at night was super breezy and comfortable, and you could hear people singing by the beach. During the National Day holiday, there was even a molten iron fireworks show (Da Tie Hua) which we could watch right from the balcony. The public areas are spacious with great landscaping and tons of coconut trees; it was so relaxing to grab a lounger by the beach in the afternoon and gaze at the sea. While taking a stroll, I passed by the Scarecrow Farm and was surprised to find quite a few cute small animals. There's a night market just a few hundred meters away, making dining out or ordering delivery very convenient. Our butler, Coral, was extremely thoughtful, warm, and attentive. We added each other on WeChat on the first day, and she would proactively check if we needed more bottled water. Her responses were always prompt. Highly satisfied!

The Sheraton Sanya Haitang Bay really gave us a big surprise! The rooms were very comfortable, and the resort has plenty of swimming pools with various depths and activities to choose from. Transportation is also very convenient, with frequent shuttle buses running all around Sanya. The best part was the exceptional, attentive service—our butler, Tudou, truly made us feel at home. He anticipated and solved every little issue with great attention to detail. A huge thumbs-up! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

The hotel boasts a Southeast Asian garden-style design, with all rooms being private villas, offering exceptional privacy. We rarely encountered other guests, except during breakfast and at the beach bar. Every evening, the hotel provides complimentary sunset drinks and snacks, which is delightful. The beach bar is right on the hotel's private and quiet beach, with very few people around. The hotel breakfast was a pleasant surprise, served from 7 AM until 12 PM, perfect for late risers like us! If you prefer not to go to the restaurant, the hotel also offers room service, which is a thoughtful touch. While the breakfast selection isn't vast, all items are distinctly local. I highly recommend the Hou'an noodles, oyster congee, and seafood noodles. The minibar in the room is restocked daily with a wide variety of drinks, more than you can possibly consume. The staff are incredibly enthusiastic, constantly asking if you need more. Another highlight is the evening turndown service. They light essential oils and even provide a complimentary 'Qingbuliang' (a refreshing local dessert), creating a perfect atmosphere for sleep. I literally just fell asleep and slept soundly until morning every night.

Five-star review! The Hilton Haikou boasts an excellent location, and the high-floor rooms offer breathtaking views. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with well-maintained facilities. The breakfast selection is rich, including local delicacies. The hotel features a heated swimming pool and a kids' club, making it perfect for family trips. The front desk service is warm and professional, and check-in was seamless. It's also conveniently located for sightseeing, not far from Evergreen Park and Qilou Old Street. Highly recommended! 👍

Staying at the Sanya Haitang Bay Mangrove Tree Resort was the best decision we made on this trip. The distinctive sailboat-shaped main building and the lobby with its dome of light and shadow make for great photo opportunities. Our 180° sea-view room opened right onto the South China Sea, perfect for watching the sunrise in the morning. Our butler, Steven, thoughtfully prepared kids' bathrobes and beach toys in advance. The six themed swimming pools, the petting zoo, and the Star Alliance activity classes kept our kids so entertained they didn't want to leave, while my husband and I completely relaxed by the infinity pool. What touched us most was our butler, Steven. From confirming our travel arrangements to booking restaurants and organizing activities, everything was handled perfectly. When our child caught a cold, he brought ginger tea and warming patches, and even helped us arrange a late checkout. The Tom Yum Goong and curry crab at the Thai restaurant were divine, and the sunset atmosphere at the 35th-floor Cloud Pavilion Bar was incredible. In the evening, the light show and the futuristic Dream Tower were magical and romantic, and the iron flower fire dance show was spectacular. This three-day vacation helped us rediscover a long-lost sense of relaxation. The Mangrove Tree Resort blends architectural aesthetics, family fun, delicious food, and excellent service into every detail. We'll definitely choose this place again on our next visit to Sanya.

This hotel was originally just a one-night stopover, but the overall facilities, lounge, and room type turned out to be a pleasant surprise. In China, you probably won't find a JW Marriott at this price again. The hotel is located on a rocky beach in Dadonghai, without sand, but offering a different experience: mudflats foraging and swimming in the sea (there's a recessed, shallow area on the rocky beach in front of the hotel that's safer at low tide). The overall sea view isn't bad at all; one side offers a view of the curved Dadonghai beach, while the other faces the lighthouse. The hotel facilities are quite comprehensive, with a long family pool and a shallow children's pool. Armbands and full-body swimming life jackets are provided free of charge, and there are even cylindrical holders for shoes. There are numerous lifeguards, strategically placed so that every blind spot of one lifeguard is covered by another. This is completely different from the setup at other five-star hotels in Sanya, and the pool closes at 10 PM, which received unanimous praise from my family. The outdoor open-air children's playground is similar; for younger children, the playground staff will even follow behind to supervise, truly demonstrating JW's high standards. We booked an executive sea-view room in the East Wing, a room type that directly faces the sunrise over Rabbit Tail Ridge. Plus, it has a huge balcony, instantly eliminating any feeling of a small room. Since we only stayed for one day, we couldn't experience many of the dining options. However, seeing the hotel selling egg pancakes for 15 RMB and refreshing Qingshubiang for 20 RMB, I immediately felt that the prices were accessible to the general public. The executive lounge's food could only be described as average Marriott quality (I suspect this might be due to the hotel's price point), but it's one of the few resort hotels that even has an executive lounge. The breakfast experience was excellent, with stewed soups, JW noodles, numerous egg preparations, fermented grain vinegar, sour noodles, Hou'an noodles, and various fresh juices. Among the three hotels we stayed at in Sanya, this was the lowest-priced hotel, yet it had the highest breakfast standards. The service was excellent overall. Whether it was the lounge attendant helping us with a last-minute room change (and getting us a room with a large balcony), or the front desk staff running out to find the mini-train because my child wanted to ride it when it was almost closing time, or the proactive luggage service and reminders from our butler Una, it all truly met the high standards of a luxury five-star hotel! Some suggestions: 1. The open space on the large balcony could really benefit from some decorations and lounge chairs; I think it would enhance the resort feel. 2. Stronger signage is needed from the East Wing to the West Wing breakfast area. It's quite hard to find since you have to take an elevator. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay. Aside from the lack of a sandy beach, this is a high-standard, high-value-for-money resort hotel!