The room was incredibly small, with no table or chairs, and the decor was very basic – essentially motel-grade. Even for peak season, nearly 600 a night felt ridiculously overpriced, especially when other places like Blue Coast Xi Xi were around 500. I didn't book there because of poor cleanliness reviews.
I'm a light sleeper, so I specifically asked for a quiet room. Instead, they gave me a room where the bed was right by the door, so I could hear every sound from the hallway. On the other side of the bed was a window, and something outside kept humming and buzzing, making noise. Around midnight, there was an emergency power outage and repairs. We figured we'd just try to sleep through it, but an emergency light in the room stayed on, making it impossible to sleep. Customer service said the light was connected to the fire system and couldn't be turned off, so we just had to lie there with our eyes open until the repairs were done before we could shower and go to bed.
The service, however, was quite good. They were very responsive; anything we needed was brought quickly. The cleanliness was also decent, though there was no towel rack, so the bath towels placed under the sink were always damp. The facilities seemed relatively new.
The restaurant food was quite good and perfect for families with kids. Since most nearby restaurants serve seafood home-style dishes, this place offered a mix of Chinese and Western simple meals. Everything tasted freshly made. It was very friendly for people like us who don't like seafood and don't want KFC or McDonald's.
For anything else, just check the photos.
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