Hampton by Hilton Haikou Qilou Old Street is a mid-to-upscale limited-service hotel brand under the Hilton Group, located in the culturally rich Qilou Old Street area of Haikou. As an important part of Hilton’s Hampton brand in Hainan, the hotel focuses on the service philosophy of being "friendly, reliable, caring, and thorough," offering business and leisure travelers a cost-effective stay.
The hotel has 133 modern rooms, equipped with Hampton's signature "Hampton Bed" for comfort, ergonomic work areas, and international-standard bathroom facilities. As a limited-service hotel, we streamline unnecessary amenities typical of full-service hotels, while keeping key areas like a business center, 24-hour gym, and self-service laundry.
The location is a real advantage: it's about a 35-minute drive from Haikou Meilan International Airport and just a 5-minute walk to Qilou Old Street food street. The building cleverly blends Qilou architectural elements with modern design, keeping the Southeast Asian-style arcades outside, and using Hampton’s signature bright colors and practical design inside.
As a Hilton Honors hotel, we offer members perks like points accumulation and free WiFi. Unlike traditional mid-range hotels, we’ve introduced digital services, including self-check-in kiosks and mobile room service, boosting operational efficiency while keeping the limited-service model. In 2023, we were nominated for Hilton Asia Pacific’s "Guest Satisfaction Award."
"The location is good, very convenient for getting to Qilou Old Street, about a ten-minute walk. It's also easy to hail a taxi right outside the hotel. The hotel itself is clean and bright. When I checked in, an intern assisted me, who wasn't very experienced. As a Trip.com member, I was supposed to get a free room upgrade, but the hotel didn't mention it proactively. The first room I was given had a major issue. I called the front desk the first time, but they didn't seem to take it seriously. I waited for a while in the room and had to call a second time before someone was sent to deal with it. Since my friend was waiting downstairs to go out for dinner, I didn't argue much with the hotel. Later, the hotel called and offered to change my room and upgrade the room type. When I returned to the hotel in the afternoon, I saw that the so-called upgraded room type was actually the same as the initial room, just with a complimentary fruit platter… I'm including a picture of the scenery outside the hotel entrance, but won't post the bad ones. However, the hotel really needs to improve its management."