Park Hyatt Sunny Bay: The best in Sanya!

Park Hyatt Sunny Bay: The best in Sanya I've been to Sanya so many times that I've lost count. I've stayed in many hotels of the same level and price range, and they're all pretty much the same. I don't have any special feelings anymore. This is my first time at Park Hyatt Sunny Bay. The design and texture are impeccable. The greenery is luxurious, the light and shadow create a stunning effect, and I can never get tired of the Tiffany blue 100-meter swimming pool. It's a bit like the design of the Anantara pool in Chiang Mai, but even more beautiful. The white sand beach is very fine, and you can see the jelly-like sea when the sun is good. You can tell that the hotel is working hard to maintain it. The cleaning staff is constantly cleaning the fallen leaves in the pool and the sand on the road. This is something I care about. Other high-end hotels from earlier years are almost numb to maintenance. If a seaside resort hotel isn't clean, it will instantly turn me off. The food in the Western restaurant is average. It's a pity that I couldn't get up to eat the complimentary breakfast, but the room service food was all great. The braised pork rice, seafood noodles, and stir-fried dishes were all delicious. It's the standard you'd expect from a five-star chef, so it's normal for it to be expensive. The room amenities are not bad, but otherwise average. The mountain and sea view from the window is amazing. The kids' center is a bit small, but the activities are quite varied and available all day. There's no feeling that it's not suitable for bringing kids. It's delicious, fun, and clean. The privacy is higher than at The Sanya EDITION. There are various confirmations from the hotel entrance to the public areas, so it's never crowded or noisy, and the vacation vibe is very strong.