Scenic Hotels in Lingshui

"We arrived around 2 PM for check-in. There weren't many people, and it only took about ten minutes, but the first room was a connecting room. The front desk didn't mention this at all, and we could hear every word from next door. We asked the concierge to change rooms, and thankfully the hotel responded quickly. However, I'm really annoyed that the front desk assigned me a connecting room without even asking. I've never encountered this at any other hotel. During our stay, the housekeeper would ask every day if we wanted the room cleaned. Does this even need to be asked? If I don't put up the 'Do Not Disturb' sign, shouldn't they just clean it? Later, I found out asking didn't matter anyway. I have long hair, and the hair I shed on the first day of washing was still clogging the shower drain when we checked out. The shower wasn't cleaned at all, and it got progressively slippery over the days, which was beyond frustrating. At one point, I happened to be in the room when a cleaner came. I'd give him ten minutes at most – he just rushed through and left. Plus, the hotel doesn't provide a high-speed hair dryer. I've only seen these old-style dryers in hotels seven or eight years ago. I've stayed at over ten hotels in Hainan every year, and this is the first time I've encountered this. It takes at least half an hour to dry my waist-length hair. For my daughter and me, it took over an hour just for drying hair, which was a huge waste of time. We also encountered a large summer camp group during our stay, with over a hundred kids. Breakfast was pure chaos. On our last day, we finally didn't run into them and had a relatively peaceful breakfast. Our visit to the Ocean World also coincided with this group. They had several sub-groups, and each group would send members ahead to reserve seats for every show. My child and I had to watch the performances from behind a sea of heads. Others had reviewed the amusement park as having few people and no queues, but with this summer camp group, we had to queue for several rides. It was scorching hot, and we couldn't perfectly avoid them every time. We didn't want to go out of our way either, so I was just utterly exasperated... We bought two-day passes, but by the second day, my child was so traumatized she refused to go back. Finally, this was my first time seeing African giant snails in Hainan, especially at night in the greenery about a meter away from the kids' pool slide. There was a whole cluster of them, some even bigger than an adult's fist. We didn't see many during the sunny daytime, but at night, with the high humidity around the pool, all the snails started moving towards it. I reported it to the pool staff, but they just nodded and completely ignored me. Kids are naturally curious, and luckily, we always teach our child not to touch African giant snails because they carry parasites and can cause meningitis! But there's no guarantee that every child near the pool has this awareness and won't touch them! I absolutely cannot understand why the hotel doesn't take this seriously! I've stayed at other hotels in Hainan and never seen African giant snails, only common local species like geckos and small lizards."

"The sea view was absolutely stunning, and my kids loved it! Head up to the 7th floor rooftop for an even more amazing sunrise and sunset experience. The front desk service was excellent too; they were very prompt with printing and opening doors for us. It's a testament to their popularity that there's a constant stream of guests at the front desk, even at this time of year. The surrounding area, a Tanka fishing village, has a relaxed, down-to-earth vibe that we really enjoyed. In the evening, we could stroll along the boardwalk on the opposite beach and even saw some 'catch-the-sea' aunties (women foraging for seafood). The only minor drawback was that the cleanliness could have been a little better."

"Facilities: The facilities are a bit dated, but overall I'm quite satisfied. The room is spacious, and each room comes with its own private pool. You can ask the hotel to turn on the circulation system. Hygiene: The hygiene is generally good. There are mosquito coils and repellent in the room, as there tend to be more mosquitoes. Environment: The overall environment is very private and has a resort-like feel. There are many trees, and it's quite tranquil. The overall decor is very exquisite. Service: The overall service level is decent. The first day's service was the best, but in the subsequent two days, the wait time for the buggy was quite long."

"This hotel offers great value for money. It's super convenient, within a half-hour drive to attractions like Dadai Island and Atlantis. The staff are very polite; the bellboy who helped with our luggage even recommended Coconut Chicken Hotpot, which was indeed delicious! This hotel is really popular in the summer. After checking out, I thought I'd left something behind, and they helped me search everywhere, inside and out, only for me to find it in my own car. I'd definitely choose to stay here again, perhaps in winter or during the off-peak season."

"After exiting the high-speed rail station, someone from the guesthouse was already there to pick us up. The next day, someone drove us to Fenjiezhou Island. When we wanted to visit nearby beaches, they lent us electric scooters for free, and cruising around was super enjoyable! The young ladies and the drivers were all very enthusiastic. In the evening, they brought us some fruit, and breakfast was provided in the morning. On top of all that, the accommodation price was really affordable – excellent value for money! Five-star rating! The picture shows the coconuts in the yard; there were so many hanging there."

"Traveling with 4 adults and 1 child, the apartment was clean and tidy. The check-in office at the complex entrance was easy to find; a taxi drops you right there. After checking in, the staff helped us move our luggage to the shuttle and drove us directly to our building. For daily travel, Didi (ride-hailing) picks up and drops off right downstairs, which is super convenient. The apartment itself has a great view and is very spacious. The sofa bed in the smaller room was perfect for me and the baby, so I didn't have to worry about them rolling off the bed. The swimming pool within the complex deserves a special mention – the scenery is absolutely stunning, and it's never crowded. The beach was also nearly empty, feeling very natural and secluded. The only downside is that it's a bit far from the Qingshuiwan food street. If you have a car or rent an electric scooter, getting around would be incredibly easy. Overall, it's excellent value for money, and I'm very satisfied."

"My child and I were very satisfied. I took a memorable photo here and immediately changed my phone wallpaper to this spot. My child found it fascinating; the houseboat was very unique, and we could go beachcombing right outside. He loved digging and digging on the beach. There were also several coconut trees laden with coconuts. It was the first time I'd seen coconuts so close up—it was so interesting!"

"On my last day in Lingshui, I sat at the tatami tea table, gazing at the view outside the window that gradually shifted from blue to orange-pink, and suddenly felt reluctant to leave. The hotel's tatami suites perfectly embody the minimalist aesthetic of the Song Dynasty, incorporating the principles of simplicity and negative space into every inch. From the natural wood latticework and elegant cotton and linen curtains to the warm-feeling teaware, even the window frames resemble picture frames, making it feel like stepping right onto the beach. In the morning, I could walk barefoot on the soft white sand, and in the evening, the sound of the waves seemed like background music. The most delightful surprise was the private tatami tea table—perfect for boiling water, brewing local white tea, watching the sea, daydreaming, and waiting for the sunset. The hotel's location is superb, right next to the popular Shuikou Bridge road. The macaron-colored railings and pavement, paired with the blue sky and sea, make for stunning photos; it's also close to Xiangshui Bay, offering a tranquil escape from the crowds. The resort boasts a private outdoor swimming pool, badminton court, basketball court, billiards room, children's playground, gym, and library—enough to easily while away an entire afternoon. Nearby water activities include surfing, jet skiing, banana boating, and yacht fishing—don't miss out! Fun! Exciting! Guests also enjoy exclusive discounts; the benefits we secured were truly substantial, even the instructors praised the price as ”incredibly worthwhile.” But what truly makes it memorable is the people here. Upon check-out, the receptionist chased after us with a bottle of ice water, reminding us, ”Remember to reapply sunscreen this afternoon,” her tone as warm as family. Every question was gently answered, every need carefully noted—such service is more heartwarming than the scenery. This hotel, imbued with Song Dynasty charm and genuine sincerity, is where I'll stay again next time I'm in Hainan, to drink tea, gaze at the sea, and reconnect with time."

"Located in a fantastic location in Lingshui, this high-rise residential complex boasts a pleasant environment. Silver Beach is just a few minutes' walk away, with fine sand and minimal crowds, perfect for taking solo photos. For sunrise viewing, you can see the lighthouse featured in the film ”The Vanished Woman.” In the evenings, there are bars on the beach, offering a relaxing atmosphere with music. Kids love the little sand tanks on the beach. Different rooms on higher floors offer direct ocean views from the balcony. The bathrooms have round bathtubs for soaking, and there are also round bathtubs on the balconies for children to play in. Kitchen appliances include a washing machine, induction cooker, microwave, and refrigerator. Breakfast options outside the complex are good, and there are markets nearby, making it very convenient. I immediately extended my stay for four more days. The owner and staff were exceptionally friendly; I'm so glad I chose this place!"

"For our three-night stay, the hotel offered a complimentary airport transfer (either pick-up or drop-off at Sanya Phoenix Airport). The owner had initially promised both airport pick-up and high-speed rail station drop-off. However, after considering our plans, we ultimately opted to rent a car for convenience. A complimentary professional photoshoot was also offered, but my family didn't take advantage of it. We booked two rooms and stayed for three consecutive nights. I was personally very satisfied, and the service was excellent. Funnily enough, on our second day, I even ran into an old elementary school classmate during breakfast! What a small world! My friend stayed at the boathouse next door for their first night. My entire family stayed here for all three days, and everyone was very happy with it. Renting a car is essential for getting around conveniently in this area. P.S. The lady who runs the convenience store next door is incredibly kind and enthusiastic, giving us lots of local tips and recommendations. We had an absolute blast playing at the beach – so much fun we were practically hanging seaweed from our ears!"