Aichuxingdexiaomaomi_
February 1, 2026
This hotel, which I had high hopes for, turned out to be quite mediocre and didn't really impress me.
The family suite, with one king bed and one small single bed, wasn't practical at all. For two adults and two children, it was still a very cramped sleep. I sincerely suggest replacing that useless sofa with a proper bed. The bathtub was quite large, but there was only one shower stall, and it was tiny. There was also a musty smell. It completely fell short compared to the family room at Tianyu.
The public areas had nice views, but there was constant construction. One moment, this area was blocked off, the next, that side was cordoned off. The water features were well-designed but impractical, as the water was too cold. There was a very small heated pool, but at one meter deep, it was destined to be a gathering spot for young children. It was incredibly dirty inside, with a lot of sand.
There was also a children's splash area, separated from the main public area by Building 5. You had to go through the indoor kids' club to get to it, which felt awkward and meant hardly anyone went there. It was actually quite nice though.
The breakfast restaurant was small and very crowded, usually requiring a wait. I stayed for 4 days and only on the last day did I discover that the Chinese restaurant across the way was also an option. Nobody informed us; we found out ourselves.
The seaside buffet dinner was extremely windy. Eating there for a day, we were buffeted quite a bit. Another time, I wanted to switch to a set meal at an indoor restaurant, but after discussing it, they wouldn't allow the change. So we had to go there again, but the menu didn't change daily, so we had the exact same meal two days in a row.
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