Qingdao Litian Hotel is located on Hong Kong West Road, which is 100 meters walk to the seaside. It is adjacent to Qingdao Business Card May 4th Square and Olympic Sailing Center in the east, with a splendid light show. It is adjacent to Badaguan Scenic Area, a "World Architecture Expo Group" in the west, with trees and natural oxygen bars; Adjacent to the third bathing beach in the south, it is a good place for parent-child interaction and experience the fun of dredging sand; It is adjacent to Zhanshan Temple, one of the famous young temples in China in the north. In front of the hotel, subways and buses converge, and the traffic is very convenient.Officially designated reception hotel of Shanghe Summit, with gigabit bandwidth and free long-distance call; Lobby bar, executive lounge, an all-consuming love bakery, tea room, chess room, gym, convenient for business and making friends; All kinds of meetings and negotiation rooms to meet the needs of company training and negotiation; Banquets, buffets, snacks and barbecues all taste the original flavor of old Qingdao.In addition, it is an ideal place for parents and children to travel. Children's slippers, children's toothbrushes, children's pillows, sand dredging tools, baby strollers, cribs, etc. are provided free of charge (please note the requirements when booking a room).
"The location is excellent, and as a standalone building, it offers a great environment. Our room on the 5th floor was very quiet. Most facilities have been updated and are in excellent condition. We appreciated that the floor drain had no odor and drained smoothly, and the shower offered strong, consistent water pressure. The towels were thoughtfully disinfected and sealed in plastic bags. Both the air conditioning and the Xiaomi air purifier operated silently. Breakfast was generous, and the staff were all very attentive and had excellent attitudes.
Minor drawbacks: The electric curtains couldn't be paused midway. The bathroom was quite small, and the mural above the toilet was unappealing. Furthermore, the bedside tables and desk surfaces were made of outdated, rather shabby plywood."