The hotel's location is fantastic, right by the Xingcheng ferry terminal. Rooms on the east side offer a unique experience, allowing you to see the pier and sunrise directly from your bed.
The hotel itself is a renovation of an older private hotel (only floors 6-9 were renovated; floors 1-5 remain at a guesthouse-like standard). It seems to have later joined a brand, and the overall renovation definitely aligns with the brand's standards. However, since it's an older hotel, some hardware components appear dated, possibly due to poor maintenance or not being fully replaced. Objectively, the cleanliness was also just average; it didn't hold up to close inspection, which was a bit disappointing. While the room view was excellent, the room size was quite small. The hotel breakfast is priced at 28/person, and it was decent, offering good value for the price.
The hotel's location is superb, with plenty of seafood restaurants and street stalls downstairs, making dining and walks along the beach very convenient. The hotel has a private enclosed parking lot, but it seems to be shared with two or three other hotels, and cars heading to the beach and pier also park there, so parking can be quite tight during peak season.
We visited during the fishing ban, so the fishing boats at the pier couldn't go out, meaning we weren't bothered by noise. While hotel prices rise significantly during holidays, if you visit during the off-season, none of the issues I mentioned would be a problem.
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