Wanning Hotels with Gym

The environment is quiet and comfortable, and the room looks exactly like the pictures. As someone particular about pillows, I slept incredibly well. They thoughtfully provided two types of pillows, allowing me to choose the one that suited me best. The breakfast was also quite good. If you're looking to visit the bar street, this is the place to stay—it's only a 6-minute walk away, so convenient! I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit. ❤️

I stayed in a garden view room, and the air was great. Occasionally, birds would land in the garden to forage. Stepping off the hotel lawn, you're right on the beach with fine, soft sand, and it's also very close to the popular lighthouse. The environment is quite good. From check-in to check-out, we had a one-on-one butler. We could tell them anything we needed at any time, and they responded quickly. Every day, they would ask if we needed the room cleaned. However, one day, the cleaning lady knocked on our door at 10 AM, saying she wanted to clean the room. I clearly told her I hadn't requested a cleaning, my child was sleeping, and someone was in the bathroom, so we didn't need it cleaned for now. But the cleaning lady insisted on coming in. I thought maybe she wanted to finish early and go home, so I told her to wait at the door for 2 minutes while I woke my child up, and then we left, leaving the room for her to clean. About half an hour later, the butler proactively asked if we needed the room cleaned. 😂 I'm not sure where the miscommunication happened. Electric carts are available for transport in and out of the park. You can just stand by the road for a short while, and a cart will come by. The staff would politely ask if we needed a ride. Very courteous, thumbs up! 👍 Let's talk about the food. The breakfast at Yu He and He Fang had pretty much the same variety. For a room rate of over 2000 per night, the quality of the breakfast didn't match the price, although the staff were quite enthusiastic. Food deliveries would be sent to a designated locker. Once it arrived, guests would call the front desk and provide the last few digits of their phone number, and staff would deliver it to the room. The town center is about 300 meters from the hotel, and almost all deliveries come from there. As soon as the store confirmed the order was ready, the delivery driver would get it to the hotel within 5 minutes. Compared to hotels of similar price in Sanya, the Grand Hyatt's pool and water park are a bit small, with the water park only having one small slide. The Kids Club is a children's activity center, but the equipment is quite limited. Overall, I feel that Shenzhou Peninsula is not very well-developed for family trips with children. I hope it will improve over time.

Everything was great, except the price during Chinese New Year was indeed very high. If it were in the 800-1000 range, I think it would be a fantastic hotel. I really loved the environment; after seeing too much of the sea, experiencing tropical nature felt really refreshing and met my expectations. All the staff were very enthusiastic, and the shuttle service offered unlimited rides to nearby attractions. Overall, it exceeded my expectations. Compared to the Westin I'm staying at now, I'd much rather be there; this place feels like a chaotic market with almost zero service.

This hotel far exceeded our expectations. First off, the price was very reasonable for the summer, perfect for a relaxing getaway with the kids. Secondly, the service from check-in onwards was exceptional. We were upgraded to a 76-square-meter family room, and then invited to join a WeChat group for the hotel's various parent-child activities. There were so many fun things to do for both adults and kids that I dare say you could have a fantastic time without even leaving the hotel! Next, the client manager surprised us with little treats every day – a drink one day, fruit the next. It really felt like all the staff were genuinely enthusiastic about providing guests with the best possible assistance. Absolutely fantastic! Lastly, I don't even need to mention the hotel's facilities and the stunning sea view. The live music on the beach at dusk, the beach BBQ buffet, and the open-air cinema made for a 100% perfect holiday experience! And finally, I want to add that Jiajing Island, a paradise for snorkeling, is right across from Le Méridien. Staying at the hotel makes it super convenient to just put on your swimsuit and head straight out to sea – so easy and incredibly enjoyable!

Pros: Free parking for self-driving tours. The suite we booked was very spacious, easily accommodating four people. The hotel's location is great, just a few minutes' walk to the beach. The service was reasonably friendly. Cons: The in-room facilities are a bit dated. There are limited seats in the breakfast area, so you have to contend for a table during peak hours, otherwise, you'll have to sit outside. Laundry facilities are self-service and quite expensive; the Hilton Haikou, where I stayed before, offered a free self-service laundry room.

This stay was a truly delightful surprise! The room was spotless, tidy, and felt brand new. The staff's service was outstanding; they were incredibly responsive to any request and went above and beyond, even kindly upgrading us to a sea-view room for free! Pushing open the window revealed an endless ocean vista – the view was absolutely stunning! The only minor drawback is that rooms close to the sea tend to be a bit humid, making it difficult for clothes to dry. The complimentary photoshoot experience offered by the hotel was also excellent. They didn't skimp on quality just because it was a free service; the photographer was patient and responsible throughout, and the photos turned out great. We also tried the surfing program in partnership with the hotel. The surf shop is super close to the hotel, so we could head straight back to our room to shower after surfing, which was incredibly convenient. Compared to a random shop we found on the street before, this one has excellent changing and showering facilities, and their Canon camera for photos produced clear, high-quality images. If you want great photos, this is definitely the place to go. The breakfast offered a rich and varied selection, with fresh fruits and snacks. I particularly loved their waffles – they tasted amazing! Overall, my stay was a perfect 10/10!

This is our second summer visiting Wanning, and we chose to return to the Four Points again. We're consistently satisfied with everything, as detailed below: 1. **Excellent Value for Money**: It's truly cost-effective, but not in a 'cheap and nasty' way. Everything is well-maintained and doesn't fall short in any aspect. (Definitely choose a sea-view room; the scenery is fantastic. I opted for a sea-view family suite, which was top-notch in terms of view, room size, and convenience. Plus, the price was great.) 2. **Impeccable Room Cleanliness**: Although the hotel is visibly older, it's incredibly clean, not a speck of dust anywhere. The management is clearly on point; despite its age, it doesn't feel uncomfortable, but rather very reassuring. 3. **Outstanding Service from Butler Ella**: Her service is exceptional. I've had her WeChat contact for over a year now, and she always manages to surprise us positively during our two consecutive summer stays at Four Points. 4. **Prime Location**: The beach is wide and gentle, and the hotel offers very easy access to it. The beach is perfect for beginner surfers (unlike the Grand Hyatt next door, where the conditions change significantly just a hundred meters away). While Four Points' own pool is a bit small, guests can use the Sheraton's pool next door, which makes up for it. In short, it's great value and incredibly convenient! **To summarize**: For families bringing children to Wanning for sports training (especially daily surfing practice), the Four Points is the most suitable choice. (Shenzhou Peninsula is ideal for kids to stay for several days to practice surfing. The two hotels in Shimei Bay feel a bit aloof and less lively, lacking a true resort vibe, and Shimei Bay's beach isn't great for surfing. Riyue Bay is mostly young adults with a rather 'carpe diem' atmosphere, not recommended for children to stay and learn surfing long-term. So, Shenzhou Peninsula is the top pick. And the Four Points, for me, has an interesting old-hotel resort feel, reminiscent of Mexico/Cuba – overall, the coziest.) That's all.

Everything is good, breakfast is also very good, but the room is a bit musty, maybe it's because of the damp weather, maybe it's because of the damp blanket, I hope the hotel can improve

An absolutely wonderful and unforgettable stay. The six-bed room is very spacious, clean, and comfortable, with an en-suite shower. Everything is designed to make getting around easy: electric scooters are available at a very reasonable price, and an electric scooter is even provided free of charge for short trips, which is a real bonus. The free transfers between the train station and the hostel (both ways) are a real plus and make arrival and departure very simple. But what truly sets this place apart is the manager: exceptionally kind, always available, attentive, and ready to help in any situation, even generously offering food. If I ever return to Hainan, this will be the only place I stay without hesitation. The location is also ideal for exploring the island: Sanya and Haikou are less than an hour away by train. A huge thank you to the manager for his warm welcome and remarkable hospitality.

After reading many reviews, I chose this hotel. Before coming, I was worried about cleanliness and heard that the roads nearby were bad. However, upon arrival, I was pleasantly surprised! The room was big and bright, especially the balcony, which was huge and offered a first-class sea view. Sitting on the balcony was a real treat. The surroundings were also very quiet and beautiful. The room even had its own washing machine, kitchen, and refrigerator, though there were no bowls or pots. It was completely worth the money. We arrived early, and the front desk staff immediately arranged a room for us. I don't know why some people said the roads were bad; the roads were perfectly fine to drive on. Perhaps they were referring to the parking lot road. The only downside is that there aren't many attractions nearby. However, if you're coming for the winter with a few families, it's quite good. Although there's no public transportation, it's easy to hail a ride right outside. The island's sightseeing buggy can also pick up and drop off guests to the bridgehead.