This hotel is located within the Laoshan Scenic Area. You need to book a vehicle and have the hotel register it a day in advance to get in. During peak season, there can be about a 30-minute traffic jam getting into the scenic area, but once inside, the scenery is absolutely beautiful, and there are plenty of unique local dishes. The sea water is clear and blue with no strange odors, and the sea breeze is wonderfully cool.
The hotel's facilities are excellent. What was even more surprising was the attention to detail – the restaurant, stairwells, terraces, balconies, and cafe were all clean and exquisitely maintained. The room itself was very comfortable. Drinks in the room are complimentary, and there was a large plate of welcome fruit that I didn't even finish by check-out, making for a great photo opportunity.
The young staff members providing service were very thoughtful, warm, and attentive. They were proactive in addressing guests' needs and solving problems. When I came back late after going out in the middle of the night, the staff (specifically mentioned as 'Sidou' in the original, implying a specific staff member or group chat) kept messaging in the group chat, waiting for me to return. When I was struggling with the uphill climbs around the hotel, the young staff members kindly helped me with my luggage and took great care of me.
The food at the restaurant was delicious, and the portions were very generous. You could even save leftovers for another meal – I ate there three times and still couldn't finish everything. Breakfast consisted of a bowl of noodles, a dish, meat, eggs, and bread.
Within the Laoshan Scenic Area surrounding the hotel, there are also many special dining options to choose from, including seafood, BBQ, and Western cuisine.
I'm planning to stay longer next time.
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