Haiqinwan Hotel

I stay here for 10 consecutive days every summer vacation, so I've gotten quite used to Haiqin Bay. It seems some rooms have been renovated this year. It's worth mentioning that the morning tea and restaurants at Haiqin Bay are quite good. If you're in Danzao, Haiqin Bay is my top choice. They even have fireworks for Mid-Autumn Festival!

The facilities are old and dilapidated, the hygiene is poor and there is a lot of dust, but the environment is acceptable.

The room was dirty and messy, and the older staff at the front desk needed to improve their work attitude.

The bathroom exhaust fan was broken, but everything else was fine. Parking was convenient, and the environment was very nice.

The front desk staff showed virtually no service awareness, just going through the motions like they weren't being paid. The rooms lacked even basic amenities like electric mosquito repellent, and I was woken up several times by mosquito bites.

Extremely dilapidated, covered in dust, and smells terrible.

The hotel shows some signs of age, but the rooms are still nice. Although there's no terrace, the view from the windows is excellent.

The environment is alright.

An old-fashioned hotel next to a villa area. Even on May Day, it offers a rare moment of peace and quiet. The Cantonese restaurant on the first floor is convenient for dim sum, lunch, and dinner. The river is right downstairs, with many anglers and local farmers selling fresh fruits, river fish, and vegetables. Overall, it's clean, the service is acceptable, and it's quiet and comfortable.