The environment here is very good, and I personally feel that for a tourist city, this hotel is quite decent. The parking attendant is always smiling. The hotel is conveniently located north of Jiulongcheng and Zhisheng Street, making it easy to shop and eat nearby. If you exit through the west gate, you don't even need to cross any traffic lights. The hotel is also very close to Jiulong Bay Beach, but among Jiulong Bay, Jinhai Bay, and International Beach, I would still recommend International Beach. Jiulong Bay has the worst water quality of the three, while Jinhai Bay is less crowded, but the sun umbrellas are a bit far from the lounge chairs. International Beach gets super crowded and has lots of food options nearby, but it's relatively more convenient for lounge chairs and such. Near the Jinhai Bay Hotel end of International Beach, there's a music bar, and the big brother from Northeast China who works there is very nice. He handles lounge chair rentals during the day and helps out in the bar kitchen at night. I recommend everyone go find him to rent chairs! :D
I honestly have a suggestion for the hotel: everything about it is great, except for the lack of EV charging stations. I'm giving it a full positive review only because there's charging available in the adjacent lot, and you can walk back through a small gate to rest. The hotel should really install charging stations quickly. Nowadays, charging stations can even be set to double the price if you don't move your car after it's fully charged. There are so many new energy vehicles now; without chargers, it really lowers the overall amenity level of the hotel. There are many charging station brands; the hotel should quickly bring some in. Don't bother with slow charging; when you're traveling, direct 1000V (240Kw-360kw) fast charging is what's needed. As for superchargers, that's up to the hotel, but I guess superchargers might be less used, haha.
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