Haining Hotels with Balcony

"It's been a long time since I wanted to comment on a trip. First of all, the hotel hardware is very good. The room is very spacious, with two beds and a chaise longue with armrests. Three generations of people, one old, one big and one small, stayed there. It was very comfortable. The facilities in the room were very new and good. The room with a balcony could see the river view and sunrise. Although there was no sign, the check-in experience was good and the staff was well-trained. Thank you very much for the service in the past two days. Recommended! I stayed at the Pacific Hotel and went to Hangzhou during the day. I suggest that everyone go to Hangzhou to park their cars in the Huanglong Sports Parking Lot, which is capped at 30 yuan. It is very convenient to take children and the elderly to the Science and Technology Museum, the Natural History Museum and the West Lake. The hotel exterior and the West Lake scenery are shown later."

"Located outside the Chaole City scenic area, it's convenient to reach the popular tide-watching wall. Check-in and individual guest registration are all done at the visitor center, which is a bit noisy and slightly detracts from the overall experience. However, the service at the Shuishi Hotel was impeccable. The receptionist led me to my room, proactively helped with my luggage, and informed me about the scenic area's entry and exit points and tide-watching times. The bed linens had some stains, which were promptly replaced. Luggage check-in was also very convenient the next day. The room was new and clean, but the family room only had one footstool; I suggest adding more. Due to the large number of guests during the National Day holiday, the adjacent Chinese restaurant's lobby was open for breakfast. Room bookings included tickets to Chaole City and the Tide-Watching Park. There were also many dining options within the scenic area, making it a good choice. I'd like to try some of the other hotels in the scenic area next time."

"I stayed here for one night during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday. It's a two-hour drive from Shanghai. I parked in the parking lot across the street, and it was a short walk to the Tourist Service Center. I checked in at the Visitor Center and had unlimited access to the scenic area with facial recognition, which was quite nice. The rooms were clean and spacious, and the breakfast was plentiful. Because it wasn't the best time to watch the tides, I went with my children, and didn't see the magnificent scene described in textbooks. I'll go back for August 15th. Oh, and the cherry tomatoes were welcome. The staff were also nice and responded to calls promptly. However, the scenic area still needs a lot of renovations, so it should be even more popular in two years. It's also nice to have fewer people, so any photo you take is a beautiful sight."