Beach Hotels in Hainan, China

This hotel was such a pleasant surprise for our trip! - **Amenities:** Everything was well-equipped and well-maintained. I especially loved the bathtub in the room, the clean pool, and the new gym. - **Cleanliness:** From the lobby to the rooms, everything was spotless. The bedding was fresh, and even the nooks and crannies were clean, making for a very comfortable stay. - **Overall Environment:** The location was quiet and peaceful. The hotel's public areas were tastefully decorated and stylish. The natural light and ventilation in the rooms were excellent. - **Service Experience:** All the staff were warm and attentive, and I have to give a special shout-out to Amumu at the front desk! Check-in and check-out were super efficient, and she proactively gave us tips on local attractions and food. Any issues we had were resolved incredibly quickly, and her attitude was gentle and patient. The entire experience was fantastic! I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in the area and have already recommended it to friends who are planning trips!

Having stayed at Atlantis Dubai before, I wanted to see how Atlantis Sanya compares. Upon arrival, a butler escorted us to our room and introduced us to the room's facilities and the hotel's entertainment options. The hotel environment is luxurious and grand; compared to Atlantis Dubai, Sanya feels more stylish. The room's hygiene, bedding, and bathroom were clean and tidy, with thoughtful details evident throughout. The staff provided attentive service, making us feel comfortable and well-treated. The stay experience was perfect, exceeding our expectations overall. Especially the breakfast! Breakfast is served in two restaurants: Chinese (Chai Cai Jing) and Western (Saffron), you choose one. The Western dining area offers a complete range of options, including freshly squeezed juices, various baked goods, Western cold cuts, and salads. The ingredients are fresh, and the flavors are authentic. They even have Hainan's traditional Qingbuliang! The Chinese dining area is even more impressive, with classic Cantonese dim sum like cheong fun, freshly cooked noodles, congee, stir-fries, steamed dim sum, and authentic Hainan snacks – everything you could wish for. Noodles are made and steamed on the spot, and the油条 (fried dough sticks) are freshly fried, crispy and fragrant, full of local flavor. They also have Roujiamo (Chinese meat burger) and roasted duck, both incredibly delicious. The Roujiamo buns are also freshly baked, and these two stalls had the most guests. You wouldn't get tired of eating at either restaurant by switching between them daily. Additionally, the water park is excellent; our child insisted on going for two hours every day. The hotel's aquarium is very therapeutic, spanning two floors and slightly larger than the one in Dubai. All in all, this trip to Atlantis Sanya was very satisfying. There are too many negative reviews for this hotel online, but as a traveler who has experienced Atlantis Dubai, Atlantis Sanya, EDITION, Sheraton, MGM, and many other hotels, Atlantis Sanya is definitely the ultimate family-friendly destination!

My partner and I stayed here for a night during our trip. We originally booked a room on floors 3-8, but the front desk kindly upgraded us to a higher floor free of charge. Both the king and twin rooms offer partial sea views, and you can catch a glimpse of the ocean from the window. There are ongoing construction projects nearby, including an underwater tunnel and a grand theater, but we weren't bothered during the day while we were out exploring. The construction noise was minimal and didn't disturb our rest. We had such a pleasant stay that we decided to extend it for another night. The room was tidy and clean, with complete amenities. The staff were warm and attentive, and the concierge, especially the lady who assisted us, was very efficient. The location is super convenient for getting around, with plenty of dining, entertainment, and shopping options nearby. Overall, it offers great value for money and is perfect for couples on a short trip. I'll definitely prioritize this hotel again on my next visit to Sanya.

We had a beautiful view of the sea from our cave-like room but the cleanliness left much to be desired. We often saw bugs in the toilet 🚽 so that freaked me out a little. The towels also seemed very old and used, so bring your own if possible. The service was great though, simply connect with them via WeChat and they will check in and share more info with you during your stay. There was complimentary afternoon tea daily, which is basically a drink and four tiramisu cake cubes. The drink is alright, but the cakes you can skip. The room package includes a photoshoot too. While they offer 3 complimentary soft copies of the photos taken by a photographer, note that they are unedited. After seeing the edited version, it usually makes you want to pay more for the edited version. Lastly, the hotel location requires a short walk through white dragon street after alighting by car, so bear that in mind for accessibility. It’s great for walking around, exploring the town and access to the beach.

An unexpectedly stunning seaview B&B! 😎 The service was excellent, very accommodating and helpful. They offered water upon arrival, and the room's AC was already on, making it wonderfully cool. Cleanliness-wise, it seemed quite clean, no major issues. The environment was incredibly serene and therapeutic. The balcony offered an unobstructed sea view; you could open the doors completely and gaze directly at the ocean. Even from bed, you could enjoy the sea view, despite the hot and sunny weather. The B&B has a beautiful common swimming pool that guests can use. The open-plan lobby on the first floor is super photogenic and a great spot to relax and watch the sea. There's a laundry room on the top floor with two washing machines (no dryer), but laundry detergent is provided. There are also facilities for hanging clothes, and given the hot summer sun, clothes hung at night were dry by the next morning. A slight inconvenience is that the seaside town where the B&B is located is not accessible by car. If you're driving, you'll need to park in a designated parking lot (40 per day max), walk a few minutes to the tourist shuttle pick-up point, and then take the shuttle to the hotel. This was the only somewhat troublesome part. I booked the Azure Open Terrace Seaview King Room on the fifth floor, which has an elevator. The room's AC was powerful and kept it very cool, and the shower water pressure was decent. The Laifen hairdryer was a great touch. Check-in is at 2 PM and check-out at 12 PM. Since it wasn't a holiday, there weren't many people. During the off-season, it was only around 500-600, which is excellent value for money.

Service: First, I want to commend Lesly Huang for her enthusiastic and professional service. On the day of check-in, she arranged a room upgrade for us and seamlessly joined the twin beds, which made for a very comfortable sleep – truly the biggest bonus of this stay. The pool staff were also excellent, patiently accompanying the children to switch the water slide on and off, even under the hot sun. The restaurant staff were equally warm and accommodating. Kudos to the Sheraton Haikou for its excellent service! Cleanliness: Standard five-star hotel level, no issues there. Environment: See the pictures for details. The pool has large slides, separated for children and adults (operating during specific time slots daily), and there's a hot spring pool in the evening (very relaxing). One minor complaint: the hotel clearly has East and West wings, and the restaurant also has two entrances, but only the West wing entrance was open. We walked all the way from the East wing to the restaurant door, only to find a 'closed' sign, forcing us to turn back (either by going up and down floors or walking around the perimeter under the scorching sun). I suggest clearer signage on the path from the East wing to the restaurant. Facilities: Although the hotel is a bit older, the room equipment is generally well-maintained. Only some rooms have TV casting capabilities, so if you need this, inform the front desk in advance. The breakfast restaurant's tableware was the biggest letdown of this trip. For a five-star hotel's noodle bar, all the bowls were chipped. On the first day, I almost cut my mouth. Over two days, I picked up 4-6 chipped bowls – even an ordinary restaurant wouldn't do this. See the pictures for details. Not only was it unappetizing, but it also posed a safety hazard. I asked the restaurant manager, who said it was a quality issue with this batch of bowls, purchased only three months ago. It's unacceptable for a Sheraton to still be using bowls in this condition after three months. PS: The hotel is directly connected to the beach, no need to cross any roads. It's a 5-minute walk through the hotel grounds from the lobby to the sea. It's convenient for digging in the sand, and the beach is managed by the municipality and seemed quite clean. So, for a family vacation in Haikou, the Sheraton is still recommended.

This hotel offers incredible value for money, especially if you're not bothered about a sea view. It's just a five-minute walk to the beach, and the surrounding area has an amazing variety of restaurants, offering cuisine from all over the world to suit any taste. The service and cleanliness were standard, and the room itself was very spacious. The only minor downside is that the facilities are a bit dated. Overall, definitely recommend staying here.

After finishing my island tour, I finally have time to give a proper review! First of all, the hotel's location is excellent, right next to several great photo spots like the ”Anywhere Gate” (a popular spot for taking pictures), and also very close to the lighthouse featured in the movie. It's located in Tanmen Town, making it convenient to go anywhere. It has its own boat-shaped bar and restaurant; the food is delicious and reasonably priced. They even offered a discount for hotel guests! I think the owner is a very generous person. The owner also owns other guesthouses, but this capsule hotel is newly opened and very new! They are very hands-on and responsive to every request. While the capsule itself isn't as large as a big hotel, it's small but perfectly formed, with everything you need. The pillows, bedding, and blankets are very comfortable! The sea view in the morning is especially beautiful. In short, to be honest and objective, the facilities, cleanliness, and service are all excellent! Definitely worth a visit! I feel like this place will definitely become popular in the future; I'm a little worried about not being able to book a room later, haha.

The location is excellent, very convenient for getting around. The hotel, though small, has everything you need. The laundry room is a great convenience, with both washing and drying facilities. Breakfast is also plentiful. The lady at the restaurant was very enthusiastic and provided great service. I highly recommend it, it's worth a visit.

I stayed in a garden view suite, which was on the first floor of Building 5. It wasn't far from the lobby, just a two to three-minute walk, and there were on-demand shuttle carts if I didn't feel like walking. The room was spacious, and the amenities and facilities were all excellent. The staff provided great service; any requests could be made via WeChat to the butler or by phone. I often saw planes flying overhead, but it didn't disturb my sleep at all at night; it was actually a unique sight. The public areas were also beautiful, and I had a fantastic time at the swimming pool, which catered to both adults and children. I even caught a bubble bath by chance! Oh, and there's a beach very close to the hotel, just a three-minute walk away. It wasn't crowded, and while the waves were a bit big for swimming that day, it was perfect for kids to dig in the sand and enjoy the breeze. The hotel is also very close to the airport, making travel convenient. I'd definitely come back again if I have the chance!