Check-in at 3 PM, but we were kept waiting indefinitely – incredibly inefficient. Each time we asked, they'd say they'd call us when the room was ready. This practice for a five-star hotel is absolutely ridiculous. I really appreciate Trip.com's proactive communication; they were far more helpful than the hotel itself. While staff offered welcome drinks in the waiting area, the lobby was stiflingly hot, feeling like it only had fans, and never cooled down.
The room was dated, with a noisy air conditioner, and nowhere to hang clothes to dry. The sink water had an odd smell, and the disposable shower head turned yellow after just five minutes of use. From then on, we used filtered water from the shower for washing our faces and brushing our teeth.
The hotel beach was unusable; the sand was rough and hurt our feet.
The restaurant food was expensive and unappetizing. Breakfast offered a variety of dishes, but over half of them were curries or similar, which I can't even imagine tasting. Even toasting bread was a struggle; one cycle wasn't crispy enough, but two cycles burned it (even on the lowest setting). Avoid the seafood congee; it's too fishy.
The room was very damp; towels wouldn't dry after a shower. The front desk exchanged laundry tokens; it was 30 RMB per wash/dry load. For drying, the left machine only had a 40-minute cycle with no time selection, which wasn't enough for a larger load of clothes.
Other staff members were very friendly, but honestly, if you're looking for a beach experience, you'd be much better off at a place in Bali.
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