Hotels With breakfast in Hainan, China

"I've been to Sanya at least once a year for the past 6 years, and I've definitely had some less-than-ideal experiences. This was my first time bringing my child, and honestly, I didn't have high hopes for the hotel initially. However, as soon as I opened the room door, all my worries disappeared. The sea view was spectacular and endless, offering a clear sight of boats going out and returning. Downstairs, there are two swimming pools, and my little one absolutely loved playing in the infinity pool. The breakfast selection was excellent. Our butler, BOBO, provided incredibly thoughtful and attentive service, promptly and cheerfully assisting with directions to the beach and arranging a late check-out. Plus, there are plenty of dining options conveniently located nearby."

"Our moon-gazing flight didn't arrive until after 2 AM, but the hotel proactively offered us a free upgrade to a family room. The family room was huge and super clean, with a large and a small bed, plus a big bathtub. Even though it was late, my little one couldn't resist taking a bath before bed, which really helped us unwind after a long day. The best part was the zoned air conditioning, which was perfect for kids. The warm service from the front desk made us feel right at home! ❤️❤️❤️"

"Staying at this hotel felt like incredible value for money. The check-in process was fantastic, and the front desk staff, Robert, deserves a big thumbs up. He patiently introduced us to the surrounding shopping malls and attractions, as well as the operating hours for the hotel pool, gym, and restaurant. The room was clean and hygienic, and the bedding was especially comfortable for sleeping. The balcony features a huge bathtub, though unfortunately I didn't get a chance to use it due to the weather. Check-out was handled very efficiently by the staff, and they even gave us a small gift upon departure."

"Overall, for this price point, it's a very good hotel. The staff are friendly and the facilities are comprehensive. **Facilities:** The room amenities are excellent, with everything you could need. There's also a gym and a laundry room. The only thing to note about the laundry room is that it's very self-service. Unlike other hotels where staff transfer clothes between the washer and dryer, then package them up or deliver them to your room, here you have to monitor it yourself. **Hygiene:** It's quite clean, with no noticeable stains. **Environment:** The environment is pretty good. There's a restroom in the lobby, and the hallways are air-conditioned. The hotel's location is also good, though parking spaces are a bit limited. **Service:** The service is excellent. The staff are friendly and professional. If you need anything, a quick call will have it delivered to your room."

"This hotel was originally just a one-night stopover, but the overall facilities, lounge, and room type turned out to be a pleasant surprise. In China, you probably won't find a JW Marriott at this price again. The hotel is located on a rocky beach in Dadonghai, without sand, but offering a different experience: mudflats foraging and swimming in the sea (there's a recessed, shallow area on the rocky beach in front of the hotel that's safer at low tide). The overall sea view isn't bad at all; one side offers a view of the curved Dadonghai beach, while the other faces the lighthouse. The hotel facilities are quite comprehensive, with a long family pool and a shallow children's pool. Armbands and full-body swimming life jackets are provided free of charge, and there are even cylindrical holders for shoes. There are numerous lifeguards, strategically placed so that every blind spot of one lifeguard is covered by another. This is completely different from the setup at other five-star hotels in Sanya, and the pool closes at 10 PM, which received unanimous praise from my family. The outdoor open-air children's playground is similar; for younger children, the playground staff will even follow behind to supervise, truly demonstrating JW's high standards. We booked an executive sea-view room in the East Wing, a room type that directly faces the sunrise over Rabbit Tail Ridge. Plus, it has a huge balcony, instantly eliminating any feeling of a small room. Since we only stayed for one day, we couldn't experience many of the dining options. However, seeing the hotel selling egg pancakes for 15 RMB and refreshing Qingshubiang for 20 RMB, I immediately felt that the prices were accessible to the general public. The executive lounge's food could only be described as average Marriott quality (I suspect this might be due to the hotel's price point), but it's one of the few resort hotels that even has an executive lounge. The breakfast experience was excellent, with stewed soups, JW noodles, numerous egg preparations, fermented grain vinegar, sour noodles, Hou'an noodles, and various fresh juices. Among the three hotels we stayed at in Sanya, this was the lowest-priced hotel, yet it had the highest breakfast standards. The service was excellent overall. Whether it was the lounge attendant helping us with a last-minute room change (and getting us a room with a large balcony), or the front desk staff running out to find the mini-train because my child wanted to ride it when it was almost closing time, or the proactive luggage service and reminders from our butler Una, it all truly met the high standards of a luxury five-star hotel! Some suggestions: 1. The open space on the large balcony could really benefit from some decorations and lounge chairs; I think it would enhance the resort feel. 2. Stronger signage is needed from the East Wing to the West Wing breakfast area. It's quite hard to find since you have to take an elevator. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay. Aside from the lack of a sandy beach, this is a high-standard, high-value-for-money resort hotel!"

"The hotel in the city is very cost-effective, and it is convenient to travel and eat! You can walk to the mall in a few minutes, take a taxi for ten minutes to the old street of the arcade, and it is super happy to go shopping and eat and take pictures! The hotel facilities are very new, the room is clean and odorless, the sound insulation effect is good, the rest is not disturbed at night, the mattress is moderately soft and hard, and the quilt is soft and comfortable to sleep. The front desk service is gentle and polite, the check-in and check-out process is simple, the luggage is free, and the details are very intimate. The room is well lit, the price is close to the people, the facilities are complete, the budget is limited and the friends who want to live in the city center close their eyes, and the overall exceeded expectations!"

"We had a fantastic stay at this villa. The interior is spacious, open, and impeccably clean. The private infinity pool offers stunning views and is incredibly photogenic, creating the ultimate vacation vibe. The resort provides a shuttle service, making getting around completely hassle-free. The hotel is in a prime location, very convenient for visiting the nearby night market—we especially recommend the local Zhaopo vinegar hot pot. Coming back to the villa after a night of eating and exploring was so relaxing. Service requests were handled promptly. Overall, it's a great place for a vacation and unwinding. Highly recommended!"

"It's really good. I booked a room for one day with the mentality of giving it a try on the first day. I originally booked a special room online, and the customer service lady helped to upgrade it to a more spacious room for free. My daughter liked it very much, so she booked it for two more days. The room is very spacious, and it is no problem for two people to sleep in each bed. What I love most is that it is a single-sided room, with a corridor on the north and a balcony on the south. In this way, the room is ventilated from north to south, so it is not humid. In the hotel I stayed in before, the clothes and towels I washed were still wet and smelled after two days. After staying at his house, I hurriedly washed them again. I didn't expect them to be dry in less than a day. I felt very comfortable smelling the fragrance of the laundry detergent. I sincerely recommend it. It doesn't necessarily have to be a high-end hotel. When traveling, practicality is more important. In Haikou, it is humid, and washing clothes is the most troublesome thing. You don't have to worry about this at his house. My daughter said that she will stay at his house when she comes to Haikou in the future. I give it a big thumbs up."