Hot Springs Hotels in Hainan, China

Our first family room had a damp smell, but the front desk manager kindly helped us switch to another family room facing the sea. The service was attentive, and the room was clean. Breakfast had a decent variety, and the environment was pleasant. The water park wasn't open yet, and the ocean park didn't have much to do besides taking photos. It was off-season, so there weren't many people. The kids' world is still under construction. There's a food street near the hotel, making dining quite convenient. The hotel also offers a paid mini-train ride that takes you around the hotel for 40 minutes at 15 yuan per ride, which is worth it. There's Twin Beach near the Hilton, which is great for watching the sunset. If the island's facilities improve further, I would definitely visit again.

The resort is beautiful and strategically located in the tropical rainforest where the air is fresh and clean. It has beautifully designed swimming pools and several hot spring pools. The room is clean, huge and spacious with private hot spring pool. The breakfast was sumptuous with local and international cuisines. The breakfast dining hall has full glass wall from top to bottom such that we felt like dining in the midst of the rainforest. The guest service executives, house-keeping attendants and buggy drivers were attentive and helpful. I am very thankful to 小邹 who helped me to order a large handcrafted bouquet of flowers for me to present to my wife for our wedding anniversary. The bouquet was presented to my wife on the following day as a surprise for her. It really made our stay more meaningful and memorable. The manager 小兰经理 also sent her regards and see that we were enjoying our stay. We will be looking forward to visit Narada Resort & Spa Qixian Mount again!

Absolutely stunning! Facing the sea, it's incredibly refreshing and calming. Rongshanliao is Hainan's very own Dali! This hotel is also very Instagrammable and has a fresh, minimalist vibe. If I had to be nitpicky, I'd say the cleanliness could be a bit better. But I don't blame the owners; the beach is right outside, and with white floors, it's hard to keep it spotless every second. Perhaps they could consider putting a hose to rinse off sand right by the entrance?

The hotel is huge with lovely views and lots of beautiful plants. The front desk even gave us complimentary coconut coffee cookies and a free room upgrade. There are also various kids' activities and a kids' playground, which my children absolutely loved. When we got tired, we could go for a swim. There are many pools, including hot springs, and an indoor heated pool for rainy days. The kids' pool has water slides and basketball hoops for children to play with. There are also villas, a farm, and a sports field nearby, perfect for a morning run! My twin room had an oversized bathtub, a huge balcony, and stunning, mesmerizing lake views. Breakfast is a buffet, and the restaurant is massive with an countless variety of delicious dishes. In the evening, you can watch the sunset at the hotel's easternmost sunset camp. With the last rays of sunlight on your face and wonderful music playing, it's the perfect end to a relaxing day.

Amy at the reservation center was very enthusiastic and introduced the activities during the May Day holiday. Fishing and shrimping, which my little friend really likes, was very fun. Informing in advance that we can take the transfer point bus for free at the transfer station avoided a lot of embarrassment. Especially Amy was very careful to remind us to pay attention to the weather and take good sun protection. It was a very considerate service. I will come to Boao next time.

Whenever I want to eat seafood, I always like to go to Maniao. The first choice for staying is Lingao Country Garden Golden Beach. The hotel should have been opened for more than ten years. The hotel facilities are well maintained and the service level is excellent. This year, it was quite unexpected that a staff member contacted me in advance the day before check-in, and arranged a room for me in advance and upgraded it. Thank you very much. I hope that the service level can be maintained for a long time. There are not many good hotels on the west line of Hainan.

My stay was very pleasant. The room was clean and comfortable, and all the facilities were complete and worked well. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety of dishes and was well-balanced, a true delight for the taste buds. Our housekeeper, Julia, was friendly and responded to our requests quickly and efficiently. Consumables and any other items we needed in the room were replenished as requested. Her service was truly professional.

As a partial Hainanese local, I chose the Haikou Marriott for a staycation this time. Perhaps because I'd read reviews, my overall experience exceeded expectations. The hotel is right by the West Coast, and opening the balcony door reveals ocean views. The executive lounge also offers expansive views, making a light meal and an evening breeze particularly enjoyable. The public areas are designed compactly and cleverly. One side hides a large, separate adult pool area. The children's area has pontoon bridges, waterslides, and hot springs. Tropical vegetation is scattered throughout, exuding a relaxed resort vibe. Check-in was very efficient, and the front desk staff were friendly throughout. Our butler, Michelle, added me on WeChat in advance and was quick to respond and resolve any issues, which was especially valuable during the busy May Day holiday. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was just right in terms of firmness, and the bathroom was spacious. It was exceptionally quiet at night. The humidity is very high this season, so I communicated in advance to arrange for a dehumidifier and air purifier to combat the dampness. The room stayed very dry. A tip: before sleeping, empty the dehumidifier and set it for about five hours to avoid being woken by the full-water alarm at night. Breakfast offered a rich variety. You could tell the hotel was eager to satisfy all guests' tastes, from the children's dining area with local specialty noodles and soups to Western pastries, various yogurts, and porridge. Replenishments were also very timely. The location is very close to the duty-free shop. After dinner, you can take a taxi for a quick visit when it's less crowded at night. I was especially happy with the activities during the May Day holiday. The bonfire party on the first day and the Nature Forest Kids' Camp activities were all free to attend, almost as if they were tailor-made for my child! Woodworking, creative cardboard crafts, water fights, pottery – teachers Grape and Dolphin were incredibly patient. My child was so busy with classes at the hotel, he didn't want to go anywhere else, haha! The hotel's travel photography was also a pleasant surprise. The Hanfu styling was excellent value for money; they patiently spent an hour and a half on my makeup and hair. Any corridor in the hotel provided a grand backdrop for photos, and the final results were excellent. Definitely worth trying!

I originally chose this hotel because it was 'about to become a Fairmont,' and even though the sign outside no longer says that, my overall experience far exceeded my expectations. The hardware was particularly surprising: the hotel extensively uses carpeting, both in the rooms and public areas. Knowing that maintaining carpets in a high-humidity, high-salinity coastal area is extremely difficult (most seaside hotels opt for wood or tile floors – I still remember the indescribable smell at The Royal Begonia, a Luxury Collection Resort, Sanya), the carpet condition in my room this stay was excellent. It's clear they put a lot of effort into maintenance, especially for a hotel that's already nearly 20 years old (or even older?). Check-in was seamless (I didn't catch the name of the kind lady who helped me). There was also a follow-up call to the room after I settled in, which very few hotels do. While the hotel's pool isn't huge, it's very well-designed, encircling the garden with both deep and shallow areas. Seating is well-spaced out (unlike the packed rows at Sheraton, for instance), offering a genuine resort feel where guests can relax without disturbing each other. Swimming and sunbathing there were very pleasant. From the pool, you can walk out to the seaside boardwalk, which leads all the way down to Wuyuanhe National Wetland Park. It's perfect for an evening stroll or a morning workout. Coming back from a run along the beach in the morning and then soaking in the hot spring really brings on that holiday vibe. Even though it hasn't become a Fairmont yet, the hospitality lives up to the 'Royal Service' mentioned on the phone. Thank you for the hospitality, and special thanks to Megan for her thoughtful touch. For someone who loves carpets and a resort atmosphere, this is a place in Haikou worth relaxing at, and I'd definitely want to come back again.

The front desk staff were very professional. There was a minor issue, and they kindly upgraded our room. I recommend booking a room with a bathtub directly if possible; there's a disposable tub liner next to it, which is perfect for a relaxing hot bath after a tiring day of travel. The room was quite spacious and quiet at night.