Hotels With Bar in Hainan, China

Room: I thought being next to the airport would be noisy, but it was actually fine after experiencing it. Our family sleeps pretty well, and we had a peaceful night with our nine-year-old child. The hotel's decor is typical of a budget hotel. Service: The main clientele seems to be transit passengers or airline crew. I saw many flight attendants, which makes sense as it's convenient for quick transfers. Plus, you don't need to go to the front desk to check out; there's a card drop-off point right there. The photos aren't of the surrounding scenery; from the room, you can only see the airport, where you can watch planes take off and land.

The architecture and environment are truly magnificent, definitely worth a deeper exploration. The 'Dongpo Academy' play was well-produced; it would be even better if there was transport in the evening to experience the immersive live show at Dongpo Academy! However, the service and transportation have significantly deteriorated compared to four years ago. The shuttle service to the high-speed rail station is practically non-existent: no clear signs, long waits between buses, and often no seats due to overcrowding – I couldn't get a ride both ways. The bus service to Haikou has also been cancelled. The most disappointing aspect is that many of the original attractions are closed, and those that are open charge exorbitant fees. A ticket to the Ocean World costs 160 yuan per person, and the mini-train, which used to be included in the accommodation fee, now costs 60 yuan per person! Such a large-scale resort, yet the management is so outdated! I have no interest in returning next time.

Our butler, Lulu, messaged us on WeChat beforehand to ask what we needed, and her replies were always super prompt – excellent service! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 The hotel pool water wasn't very clean; hope they can pay more attention to that in the future. Parking was quite tight, and breakfast wasn't really worth the price. At checkout, the doorman didn't help with our luggage, making the elderly guests carry their own bags to the car. This was the first time I've ever seen such service.

MGM was the most satisfying hotel of this trip. Every penny spent on the room felt like it was directly benefiting me, unlike other hotels that offer a bunch of activities I'd never use. MGM has an abundance of shows and water activities, many of which are free. Every day of our stay was filled with enjoying the hotel's offerings – it was incredibly fulfilling! Room: We stayed on the 9th floor, and there was absolutely no musty smell. The room was quite spacious and bright. The facilities showed minimal wear and tear, still looking relatively new. The floors and bathroom walls were stone, which prevented dust accumulation, and the overall space felt airy with good ventilation. Cleanliness: The cleaning was very thorough. One day, while I was in the room during cleaning, I told the staff member to just do a quick clean since we had a lot of items and clothes piled up. However, she still meticulously wiped down every single spot. She was incredibly polite and sincere while cleaning, wishing us a good time. I even made a point to check her name tag; it was Fu Shangyi. Service: I have to give a special shout-out to the baggage staff in the lobby. We arrived and checked in, then immediately rushed to a water activity class. After calling the concierge downstairs, our luggage was promptly delivered to our room, ensuring we didn't miss any of our class, even though the hotel was fully booked that day! The staff's efficiency was exceptional! Every single staff member at the hotel greeted us, making us feel very welcome! Everyone, regardless of their role, was diligent, responsible, and proactive in assisting guests. One day, I couldn't find my jacket after breakfast. I went back to the Pinju restaurant to look for it, but it wasn't there. The front desk staff meticulously took down all the details on paper, promising to help me find it and contact me. (Later, I found it myself elsewhere). Both hotel restaurants served excellent breakfast, and dining options around the hotel were also convenient, with a Baíhuāgǔ shopping center nearby. Food delivery was also quite fast. The 'MGM Live Pool Bar Cocktail Package' (Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sundays) is absolutely fantastic! Try to catch a show if you can!

This hotel was our first stop on our East Coast Hainan island tour, and it didn't disappoint. The service was excellent, especially our butler, Mile. He contacted us two days in advance to ask about our preferences, sent us menus, arranged our room, and even turned on the dehumidifier before we arrived. Our luggage was delivered directly to our room, which made our stay incredibly comfortable. Our room had a direct ocean view, perfect for watching both sunrises and moonrises. The balcony was very spacious and sunny, the air conditioning worked great, and the sheets were clean. The lobby has a fantastic, grand design. Watching the sunrise from the beach was also breathtaking.

This guesthouse is absolutely beautiful with a gorgeous environment, probably the best in town. The room directly faces the azure sea, making it the closest I've ever stayed to the ocean. It's clean, with modern and complete facilities, and the service is warm and attentive. It's located in a very quiet part of Tianya Town, close to the hustle and bustle but still offering a private, tranquil escape – both convenient and relaxing. There are many charming coffee shops nearby where you could easily spend an entire day. It's also very close to the beach, which is incredibly convenient when traveling with kids. Plus, the guesthouse has its own beautiful pool that perfectly complements the blue sky and sea – so incredibly comfortable!

This hotel is perfectly located right above a commercial street and a food street, making dining and shopping incredibly convenient. Everything you need is right at your doorstep, so you don't have to go far for anything. It's an ideal choice for a island vacation, offering easy access to explore, eat, and have fun.

We stayed in a panoramic room, and the space was both clean and generously sized. You definitely pay for the view, and in this case it’s worth it—the scenery from the room is truly marvellous. Most essentials were provided, and the hotel grounds include several conveniences such as on‑site restaurants, a Starbucks, and a small tuck shop. There were, however, a few areas where the experience could be improved. The swimming facilities were disappointing. Although two pools were technically operational, neither felt inviting or photo‑worthy. One had been converted into a sand pit, and temporary barriers were set up everywhere to block day visitors, which created an eye sore. Construction further took away from the atmosphere. Breakfast offered a decent selection and was sufficient overall, though friends who had visited before mentioned that the spread used to be better. After a few days, you’ll likely find yourself eating more or less the same items. Communication could also be smoother. Having at least one staff member who speaks English—or an alternative text‑based communication option—would make the stay easier for international guests. The Sky Lounge, however, was comfortable and a pleasant place to relax. Dining inside the hotel isn’t particularly affordable, but not too bad for a hotel, and I would have appreciated a stronger seafood selection. Many guests seemed to opt for food delivery instead. Small in‑room additions like earbuds, toothpicks, and a notepad would also elevate the experience. Overall, Phoenix Hotel Sanya offers beautiful views and convenient on‑site amenities, but there’s room for improvement in facilities, dining, and guest communication.

Stayed here for three nights, and overall it was decent. It was super crowded, which made for a lively atmosphere, but we had to queue just to get into breakfast, though the wait wasn't too long. The prices here are really high. A bottle of Coke Zero at the water park was 28, and a serving of Oden (6 skewers) was 48 (68 downstairs at the hotel). A single squid skewer was 48! At the Japanese restaurant downstairs, a bowl of Udon was 138 and a beef rice bowl was 168. We really should have taken a taxi to eat out, but we were just too lazy 😭. On the other hand, the room service food was delicious, and by comparison, it didn't seem so expensive. A set menu with four dishes (pictured in Figure 4) was 378. The worst experience here was the travel photography service (Fuyou Pai). The hotel offered five complimentary digital raw photos. First off, the photographer was probably in their forties or fifties, and had us pose in those old-fashioned studio styles from my childhood – and I couldn't refuse! 😭 The raw photos weren't even as good as what I could take with my phone, so I had no choice but to pay 100 for retouched versions. Then I ended up spending another 680 to buy 15 more retouched photos. That money was totally wasted. I've got a new goal for 2026: learn photography 📷. I thought the C Show performance was just okay, but the kids loved it and wanted to see it again 😓. Definitely get seats in the middle.

I stayed here because I had an early flight, and the experience was fantastic! The hotel's location is unbeatable, just a few minutes' drive from the airport. The 24-hour shuttle service was incredibly prompt, and the driver was very friendly. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was comfortable. Despite being close to the airport, the soundproofing was excellent; I barely heard any airplane noise and had a peaceful night's sleep. The front desk service was professional and efficient. They proactively asked about my flight time and reminded me about the shuttle. While the breakfast didn't have a huge variety, the quality was good, especially the Hainanese noodle soup, which tasted very authentic. It was really satisfying to have a hot meal before catching my flight. Highly recommended! This is definitely the top choice for travelers with layovers or early morning flights. I'll be back again!