The public areas are beautiful. Although there are no slides for children, it's more than enough for kids who just love swimming pools. The waves at Yalong Bay are bigger than Sanya Bay's but smaller than Haitang Bay's, and you can collect shells on the beach. The indoor kids' club is relatively small, but it offers more engaging activities than the Shangri-La. You have to call to request all children's amenities, which is less user-friendly than the Shangri-La, where they're prepared in advance. This time, all bookings made through Ctrip came with butler service, but I felt the Shangri-La's butler was more enthusiastic and even gave the kids a farewell gift. The room was a bit dim, but despite being on the first floor, it didn't feel damp. Having direct pool access from the room was very convenient. Building 5 was quite comfortable. The butler contacted us in advance, so there was no waiting time for check-in, which both hotels did well. The pillows were very soft, and other pillow options were available. The room had a sunken area, making it feel quite spacious. Overall, I was quite satisfied with the stay. Breakfast was mediocre and not as varied as the Shangri-La's. Having visited Sanya several times and stayed in about six hotels with my child, I'd still recommend the Tianyu Resort Zone II with a full sea view if it's your first time in Yalong Bay. It's the only hotel I've stayed at twice. It has a washing machine and dryer, and you can enjoy water activities without getting sunburnt. Honestly, I feel you can't go wrong with any of the beachfront hotels.
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