Weihai Beach Hotels

The hotel room was pretty good, clean and hygienic. Hmm, it just had a slight, strange smell. I don't understand why they chose a cardboard lampshade for the bedside lamp – you know, that corrugated kind glued together. Glued items like that release formaldehyde! Anyway, everything else was tidied up very well. The duvet was also changed to a lighter summer one. The view outside the window is great, and for a hotel right by the sea, the value for money is quite good.

The hotel environment is quiet and pleasant. Special commendation to the front desk staff – check-in was efficient, they patiently answered all our questions about local attractions, and their service was attentive and enthusiastic. We had a great travel experience and highly recommend this place! The buffet breakfast offered a wide variety of choices and tasted good. Overall, a fantastic experience.

Five-star praise! Traveling with npy, the hotel specially left room 520, and also arranged a lot of balloons in the room. The hotel's seafood buffet is also good, including black tiger shrimp and crabs and other categories, and the oysters are a bit slow and harmless. Guests can avoid bathing tickets, go out to play and take a bath to wash away the fatigue of the day (note that Tangquan closes at 11 o'clock). It is a pity that I didn't experience late porridge to the service because I returned to the hotel late, so I will experience it next time. Before leaving, the front desk lady also sent a doll, the real name liked (the photo has been approved by the front desk sister to shoot).

The connecting room was great for families with two kids, but on the first night, we found a rust-colored stain on the duvet cover. We contacted the front desk, and housekeeping immediately came to change it. Overall, the service was quite good, with staff being polite and proactive. They brought fresh fruit, yogurt, and bottled water to our room every day. The sea-view room had a balcony with an amazing view, and it was convenient for drying clothes. Breakfast options were a bit limited, and the taste was average. It cost 48 RMB per person, and children over 1.2 meters were charged the same. After eating there on the first day, we ordered takeout (Shen Gui Xian Bing) for the rest of our stay. Both the hotel's Chinese restaurant and Korean restaurant were good. We ate at the Chinese restaurant four times; it was not only convenient but also had great food and fresh ingredients.

The location is excellent, and the room facilities are complete, comfortable, and very new. It was a very pleasant stay with a great view from the window. There are about ten free parking spaces right outside, which is very convenient. Breakfast was decent too. The front desk staff were warm and attentive.

I would like to give a special thanks to Kiki at the front desk during this stay. She recommended a lot of great local food and attractions to me. Since I'm the kind of person who hates walking long distances when traveling, this hotel is truly, incredibly convenient. Just a few steps downstairs is the Weigao Plaza; after having a great meal, I could just stroll right back to the hotel—it couldn't be more convenient. Kiki's attitude was super wonderful, and I really experienced attentive and heartfelt service. The best part is the room's expansive ocean view. Staying in, eating takeout on the balcony while watching the sea—it couldn't possibly be more relaxing. Taking a vacation outside of peak season and visiting Weihai with its pleasant weather is definitely a great choice!

Let's start with the positives, as is my custom: The location is very convenient, close to the Da Xiangkuang beach. The staff are generally enthusiastic and efficient, especially Li Yufei at the front desk who was thoughtful and attentive – thank you! Parking is usually sufficient, and the breakfast is quite varied and tastes good. We received a complimentary Americano upon check-in, which was decent, and we didn't try the late-night snack, but I heard it was good too. For our two-day stay, we received two fruit plates, which is more generous than most hotels, and the bottled water was Jing Tian brand. I had requested adjoining rooms in advance, and they accommodated us, which was much appreciated. Now for the shortcomings: The room didn't have a refrigerator, so there was nowhere to store my child's eye drops. While parking was generally sufficient, it was chaotic; people parked wherever they pleased, blocking lanes and other cars without leaving a phone number. Even when called, they wouldn't come down to move their vehicles. The security guards were very responsible when present, but they couldn't be there all the time. The parking etiquette of some guests desperately needs improvement. Also, the complimentary dried fruit from the first day was removed on the second day, which I found strange – is it only for one day? My biggest complaint, though, is the breakfast hours. Most hotels offer breakfast from 6:30-10:00 or 7:00-10:00, but here it's 7:00-9:30. Do they really not want people to eat? When you're on vacation, why does it end so early? Moreover, 20 minutes before closing, everything was already gone. I can understand the concern about waste, but the guests' rights should be prioritized!

Close to the beach. I was worried after booking because I'd spent two days looking for a hotel and hadn't found anything suitable, but it turned out pretty good. It's a standard hotel, generally clean, with automatic curtains. You can rent umbrellas at the front desk if it rains. The breakfast is decent – not super refined, but better than just steamed buns, eggs, and pickles. Overall, it's definitely a good choice. The hotel is very secluded, and there's a small convenience store nearby. It's great for kids to run around in the courtyard downstairs.

We visited Weihai during the May Day holiday and chose the Weihai International Business Hotel, which is very close to the pier, to go to Liugong Island. It's a 15-minute walk to the pier. With children, we took a taxi, which was a 3-minute ride. After a long day at Liugong Island, we were exhausted and were able to quickly return to the hotel to rest. The room butler, Lina, provided exceptionally attentive service. She had already hung the children's laundry on the closet door and hung it out to dry by the window when we returned. The hotel is a state-owned enterprise. It was quite early, but the hotel was clean, and the bedding was very comfortable. The only downside was the slightly stiff bath towels. The view from the sea-view room was unbeatable. We could see the Liugong Island pier and enjoy the beautiful sunset.

The hotel is a bit old, with that classic, slightly musty smell you find in older establishments. I always have to run the air conditioning for a while after checking in before it feels comfortable. The room itself is very spacious, which is a plus. The location is excellent – just a few minutes' walk to the beach, and it's especially close to the Zhanqiao Pier, perfect for sunset photos. The breakfast buffet is pretty standard hotel fare; nothing special, but enough to fill you up. The staff service is great; they're always ready to replenish water and towels. Overall, the hotel is basically on par with a typical inn; don't expect too much, and it meets the standard for its price.