Aloha Hotel

The Hai Hotel is an ideal family getaway, just a short walk from the "Singing Clear Water Bay Beach." The spacious and bright 70-square-meter ocean-view suites feature kitchens and washing machines, and windows offer views of the azure ocean. Enjoy a variety of amenities, including pet feeding and a children's water castle, along with a diverse breakfast menu and attentive service. The hotel offers exceptional value, perfectly suiting all family vacation needs.

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The hotel was just opening for a soft opening. First, the decor was very smelly, and there was no air purifier, which was really unfriendly for children. We slept with the balcony door open. I called the front desk to request a purifier, but they only provided air fresheners. Furthermore, the balcony glass door wasn't marked with any warning signs, and my child bumped into it upon entering the room, bursting into tears. For a family-friendly hotel, even basic safety measures weren't met. Furthermore, the hype about the "Rain Forest High" and "Little Sanya" was a bit exaggerated. After 7:30 p.m., there were no streetlights. The only area that was brightest was the beach, where the entertainment was on. The rides were also quite childish: a carousel, a flying chair, a pirate ship, and a spinning cup—only six in total. The value for money was truly poor. For someone like us who drove four hours just to have fun, it was really unnecessary.

I went there during the National Day holiday, so it might be a soft opening. Everything is not very complete yet. I called the front desk but it was useless. The room service was not up to par. However, the service attitude was good, but not very professional. The room design is also a bit imperfect. There is no shelf for paper in the toilet, and the paper is placed on the toilet lid. The faucet on the washbasin is very anti-human. There is no smart phone in the whole house. Overall, the price/performance ratio is not high.

This is a new, integrated tourist attraction in Zhuangli. You absolutely have to check it out. We checked in on October 3rd. There wasn't much traffic on the road, and parking was easy to find. I don't know if there's an underground parking lot, but I parked directly on the ground floor. There's also a free parking fee when you scan the QR code when you check out. Check-in took a short 10-minute wait. The room was large and spacious. A room this size really should have a bathtub, not a smart toilet (which I wasn't very satisfied with). The buffet had crabs and lobsters, but everything else was pretty much the same. The beach is a favorite for kids, and parents can go hands-free, but the water is a bit chilly in October. There are various performances and activities every day after 2 p.m., so it's quite lively.

The hotel is new and the decoration is still quite smelly, but the internal facilities are very new, clean and tidy. The twin room can accommodate a family of four, two adults and two children. The balcony of the room faces the rainforest, with a good view. You can walk through the internal passage and play inside at night. You can go upstairs to rest directly, which is very convenient. There is a restaurant inside, both buffet and Chinese and Western restaurants.