From August 22nd to 25th, I stayed in two room types, 1121 and 1112, in Building 1. One was a twin room on the 12th floor, and the other was a suite on the 11th floor. After checking into the suite, I felt like I was opening the door to a painting; I was stunned and left with great reluctance. First, the sea view is unbeatable. Every day, I couldn't resist taking countless photos of the sea and sky in various shades, and the curves drawn by the speeding red jet skis on the water. The weather forecast in Sanya was inaccurate; out of the 4 days I stayed, 2 were sunny, allowing us to enjoy the sea view from our room, go boating, and ride jet skis on the beach. One day was overcast, perfect for taking photos, exploring the hotel, and collecting seashells. It rained for a short while on the day we left. Second, this is an art museum, a quiet hermit waiting for guests in the mountains. The designer is brilliant, capturing countless dynamic landscapes for guests to discover. Third, if possible, definitely stay in a suite. The quality of the amenities in the suite is superior to that of standard rooms. Additionally, you can enjoy a delicious breakfast at the observation deck, with 7 or 8 ways to prepare eggs – I only briefly captured three here. Compared to other hotels, it's exquisite and enticing, making me miss it whenever I think of it after returning home. I won't even boast about the 130-meter pool or China's best white sand beach, because it's the unique and well-deserving Park Hyatt. I hope it continues to be profitable, keeps improving, and gets better and better. My suggestion is to provide professional training for the butlers; one butler was replaced, and while they were already enthusiastic, they need to be even more thoughtful and considerate of guests.
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