Hotels with Rooftop Pools in Wanning

"The bedding in the room was incredibly soft and comfortable, allowing me to drift off to sleep each night with the gentle sound of the waves. The soundproofing was excellent too, so I wasn't disturbed by any outside noise. The common areas were clean and tidy, and the free WiFi was super fast – perfect for streaming videos and looking up travel tips without any lag. It really enhanced the relaxed holiday vibe."

"We are a family of three from Singapore. This is our first time visiting Riyue Bay in Haikou. We love surfing and saw an advertisement for UECHAO Surfing Resort online, which looked very interesting. So we decided to visit and experience this only artificial wave pool in China during our May holiday. Our first impression of the hotel was that they were friendly, provided professional service, and were always responsive to guests' requests. The hotel's decor was novel and unique; we especially loved the coffee table designed with surfboard elements, which perfectly matched the surfing theme. The rooms were clean, tidy, and comfortable. The food offered at the hotel was delicious and varied, giving us many choices. In addition, the hotel provided complimentary laundry service, which we found particularly thoughtful. Absolutely love it. ❤️ Here, I must say that this first artificial wave pool in China truly deserves its reputation as a world-class wave pool. The strength of the artificial waves is comparable to that of real ocean waves. We especially love its Malibu waves, which make us feel as if we are surfing in the sea of Malibu. This surfing experience brought us many surprises and a lot of joy. Turely enjoyable. The hotel is also about a 5-minute walk from Riyue Bay Beach. The Riyue Bay business street has lots of local restaurants and cafes, and there are street dance performances at night, making it very lively. I highly recommend UECHAO Surfing Resort to everyone.👍🏻"

"Our stay this time was absolutely perfect! I had originally booked a standard room, but upon arrival, the hotel thoughtfully upgraded us to a Thai-style villa free of charge, which was such a wonderful surprise! The villa featured high, wooden ceilings that were incredibly stylish, and the living room was spacious and comfortable. The Thai-style soft furnishings were tastefully arranged, with blue and white throw pillows complementing the solid wood furniture perfectly. Being in the room felt like a Southeast Asian getaway, the atmosphere was just incredible. Not only was the hardware superb, but the service was also impeccable. From check-in to everyday needs, the staff were incredibly attentive and thoughtful. Their response time was quick, and they even proactively asked about our needs and offered suggestions for activities. The care in every detail made us feel especially welcome. The bedding in the room was soft and skin-friendly, and the bathroom facilities and amenities were all high-quality; you could really feel the hotel's dedication in every detail. The surrounding environment was serene, surrounded by lush greenery, offering a truly immersive holiday experience. I will definitely choose this hotel again next time!"

"The Four Points by Sheraton offers excellent value for money. While the facilities are a bit dated, it didn't detract from our experience. Upon arrival, we found the hotel service to be exceptional. It's also very close to the beach, perfect for taking great photos. Before checking in, a butler contacted me – my butler, John, was incredibly thoughtful. He helped me book activities in advance and provided directions to the hotel. The hotel's photography service was also fantastic!"

"The hotel's location is excellent, with a balcony offering sea views. The hotel's private beach is right downstairs, making it very convenient for taking photos and just relaxing without having to leave the premises – perfect for a vacation. Right across from the hotel entrance is a commercial street, so dining is also very convenient. Our butler, Mile, proactively added us on WeChat and helped arrange a travel photoshoot. They also pre-arranged transportation to Shenzhou Station for our departure, which was incredibly helpful."

"The hotel more looks like a bed and breakfast than a 4 star hotel. The room we booked was really small, around 12 square meters. With a balcony outside to sit. However, the view does not worth sitting and many other neighbors are just checking you. The room itself was clean, but inside the community isn't very clean at all. Probably, the highest disappointment comes from the public swimming pool which is a really tiny swimming pool. Their swimming pool is around 2.5 meters to 2.5 meters. So if you're coming to have a nice swimming experience, don't even think about it in this hotel. We booked a room with breakfast included which was around 50 yuan more expensive than if we didn't want any breakfast. Let me be honest with you, their breakfast doesn't worth at all. There's no salad, no seasonal fruit, no bread, no coffee (broken coffee machine) and no desert. Forget all the things you can find in breakfast of normal 4 start hotel, It's just some dumplings, egg and simple corn which you can buy from any shop outside for less than 10 yuan all of them. Overall, the price doesn't fit the service you receive, specifically about the swimming pool and breakfast."

"This is my second review after extending my stay at Le Méridien. Let me start by sharing my experience and research on Le Méridien's star attraction, the Horizon Restaurant. Before coming here, I saw many hotel food bloggers raving about Le Méridien's sea-view restaurant, calling it the top 1 among all coastal resorts in China. I didn't pay much attention then, thinking it might be a promotional stunt. However, after dining at Horizon Restaurant these past two days, I realized that beyond the stunning views, Le Méridien genuinely put a lot of thought into building this restaurant. I've explored China's coastline from Dandong City's Donggang City Dalu Island in Liaoning all the way down to Tianjin, Hebei, Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan. I've visited many islands and 99% of the famous coastal cities. This restaurant is built directly on the beach without any protective measures, primarily facing the ebb and flow of the tide. The restaurant's beach is located deeper inside Shimei Bay, where the tide changes slowly, by only about 1 meter. To provide guests with a safer and better viewing experience, the designers elevated the restaurant. At low tide, you can enjoy an elevated 'god's-eye view' of the sea, and at high tide, you can enjoy a sea-level view. There's a hidden gem to the left of the restaurant's beach: an estuary of a small inland river. You can experience paddleboarding through the river and surfing at the estuary (Figures 1 and 2). Next, let me talk about Le Méridien's ubiquitous homage to Hainan's local Li and Miao ethnic cultures. As you enter the lobby, you'll see lamp pavilions on both sides, three hollow metal spheres in the lobby, and ornaments above the beds in the guest rooms (Figures 3, 4, and 5), all showcasing Chinese symmetrical aesthetics. The rooms feature two washbasins, one on each side (Figures 6 and 7). I'm a brand enthusiast, and the bathroom fixtures in the rooms are from the top-tier brand Kohler. Even more impressively, the faucets and showerheads are from Kohler's high-end Mema black bronze collection (Figures 8, 9, and 10). Le Méridien is a classic 18-year-old hotel, and the overall facilities are very well-maintained. The sliding doors are the best proof of this (Figures 11 and 12). When I went to the gym, I was amazed to find that Le Méridien's gym is equipped with an entire row of Technogym KINESIS comprehensive training walls – a rare sight in China, even rarer than pandas (Figures 13 and 14). Another highlight of Le Méridien is its public areas. I spent the past two days learning and improving myself in the public areas, walking over 10,000 steps daily. I found that walking around Le Méridien is not tiring at all, and there's no need to worry about bumps or obstacles. All public areas are designed with gentle slopes and barrier-free access. From the observation deck, you get a panoramic view of Shimei Bay. This naturally formed semi-circular bay is absolutely perfect, with good waves and a beautiful beach. The sound of waves crashing against the rocks provides a deeply therapeutic and sophisticated experience. Behind it, there's a large area of 'Qingpi' forest, making it my overall Top 1 choice (second video). The third video offers a 'god's-eye view' of Shimei Bay from a drone, showing the vast Qingpi forest below. Le Méridien Hotel is embraced by this forest, located only about 1.9 kilometers from the Qingpi Forest Provincial Nature Reserve. You can see this pristine forest belt from the hotel's gardens, pathways, and even from the guest room windows. Shimei Bay's Qingpi forest is the largest coastal Qingpi forest in the world and the only one in China that grows right by the sea. This unique combination of 'tropical coast + pristine rainforest' can only be experienced at Le Méridien. There are only two types of Le Méridien: Wanning Le Méridien and other Le Méridiens. My only regret this time is that three days and two nights felt too short. I'll definitely be back in a few months to extend my stay at Le Méridien. Others post photos of scenery; I use mountains and seas to cultivate myself. It's truly wonderful to have encountered Le Méridien!"

"Overall experience: The hotel is a bit old, which detracts from the vacation experience. Location: The location is decent, right on the edge of Shenzhou Peninsula and very close to the beach. Cleanliness: The cleanliness is good; it was well-cleaned. Facilities: The room facilities are outdated, which made my stay a bit uncomfortable. If you enjoy spending time at the hotel, the experience will be quite poor. Also, for a family-friendly hotel, the outdoor children's facilities were incredibly dirty, to the point where my child didn't even want to play. The indoor playground was also very small and not suitable for kids. Service attitude: I added the butler on WeChat in advance, and they answered any questions I had. The hotel staff's service attitude was good. Breakfast: The variety was just average, and the restaurant was quite small – better than nothing, I suppose. The freshly squeezed juice was quite good, though."

"This hotel truly exceeded my expectations! At night, when the lights come on, the whole building looks like a fairy tale castle ✨. The pool is crystal clear, with direct views of the sea 🌊. Breakfast was thoughtfully prepared, with fresh fruit and refreshing combinations. The room design is unique, with a futuristic feel that's not cold or sterile. The staff were very attentive, making for a really comfortable stay 😌. I'll definitely be back!"

"This is the most expensive and largest DoubleTree by Hilton I've ever stayed at. The hotel's overall facilities are decent, but the management clearly isn't up to par. The hot spring pools are also quite small, with only a few open. I booked a lake-view room, but they assigned me a room on the fifth floor where you can barely see the lake. The front desk even tried to trick me by saying that the fifth floor was the highest for this room type. The beef noodle soup from room service was truly awful, and expensive to boot. The hotel is quite large, but the lakeside is overgrown with weeds and poorly maintained. The room maintenance is also mediocre; the air purifier in the room was so noisy I couldn't sleep, so I had to turn it off."