Hot Springs Hotels in Hainan, China

It's hard to put into words, I went to experience the beautiful Ocean Flower Island with endless imagination, but only after I arrived did I realize it was far from satisfactory. Dining: If you don't want to eat at the hotel, you have to walk more than ten minutes to the food court. But when you're exhausted from a day of playing and arrive at the hotel at 7 PM, you just want to go straight to a restaurant to eat your fill and recharge. However, as soon as you reach the hotel entrance, the sea breeze was so strong it blew us, who are sensitive to cold, back to the hotel. Taking a taxi to Island 2 didn't help either, as there was no large shopping complex that could provide shelter from the wind and rain. We just made do. Even more frustrating, if you don't use the hotel breakfast, the earliest external delivery the hotel allows is 9 AM, and you receive it at 9:15 AM. So many inconveniences. It was a loss for someone like me who only stayed one night to check it out. I didn't enjoy any perks and left the island. Not even a complimentary electric cart tour. Even if they didn't offer other things, a free electric cart from the hotel entrance to the food court would have been great. Alas, I shouldn't be so impulsive next time.

A five-star hotel, highly recommended! It's built into the hillside, offering a beautiful and pleasant environment. Dining in the sunroom, surrounded by lush greenery, was absolutely delightful. In the mornings, you can go for a run in or around the hotel, and in the evenings, unwind in the hot springs. We also enjoyed the coconut chicken at the hotel restaurant – a truly wonderful vacation experience. My only regret is that the outdoor pool water was a bit cold in January, so swimming wasn't an option. The occupancy seemed quite high, and the staff were patient and attentive. Even though it's not far to walk, you can call for an electric buggy every time you go in or out. This is an ideal rainforest getaway in central Hainan.

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.

Our first stop on our Hainan road trip was Haikou, and we chose the Rongshengliao, known for its beautiful sunset views. After seeing the reviews for Duoyu Xi Homestay, we booked two nights there. Every morning, the beautiful sunshine bathed the beach, and my family absolutely loved it. We spent most of our mornings enjoying the stunning beach scenery or indulging in the restaurant's abundant breakfast. The housekeeper, both the young lady and gentleman, were incredibly enthusiastic. They helped with directions, carried our luggage, and consistently asked if we needed anything – truly thoughtful!

This resort is perfect for families, offering a tranquil and delightful experience. You can catch the sunrise over the ocean right from your room's balcony in the morning, with only the sound of the waves for company. During the day, there's no need to leave the hotel; the winding garden paths and hammocks provide the perfect relaxation. In the afternoon, you can soak in the hot spring pool facing the sea, letting your body and mind completely unwind. As the sun sets, the gentle sea breeze and the twinkling hotel lights create an exceptionally warm atmosphere. The staff member CZ was incredibly kind and attentive, even arranging a heater for us when the temperature dropped. Highly recommend!

The room was great, directly facing the hotel pool with a fantastic view of the golf course. But the real highlight was the incredible array of family activities! It was perfect for a parent like me with two little ones. I could happily send the kids off to the Squirrel Club – it's amazing and offers flexible options to suit your budget. Hotel guests get to participate in a wide variety of activities all day long for free. If you want some grown-up time, you can even opt for one-on-one childcare, ensuring the kids have a blast while the adults get some much-needed rest. A special shout-out to all the teachers at the Squirrel Club: Teacher Grape was so patient, and there's also Ocean, Candy, Lovely Teacher, and a male teacher whose name I don't know but who was incredibly patient. During the bonfire party, despite the dim lighting, he was still diligently reading picture books to the kids – so dedicated! He also did all sorts of funny things to make the children laugh. The emotional value was off the charts! Four and a half out of these five stars are definitely for the Squirrel Club! Volcano Hot Spring Valley (2 adults, 2 children under 1.3m): There were so many pools, and the kids had an absolute blast, burning off all their energy during the day and falling asleep early at night.

Found a gem in Haikou! Staying at the Haikou Guobin Hotel immediately switched me into full relaxation mode, and the experience far exceeded my expectations! ✨ It boasts direct, prime ocean views of the West Coast. Waking up, opening the window reveals the clear blue sea and a gentle breeze. In the evening, a stroll along the private beach lets you chase the 'orange sea' sunset – every shot is a vibe. The hotel itself feels like a tropical botanical garden, surrounded by palm trees and bougainvillea. The lobby's high-ceiling design is incredibly grand, and the spiral staircase is perfect for photos. The guest rooms are super spacious. The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows frame the ocean view like a painting, and soaking in the bathtub while looking out at the sea is incredibly therapeutic. The bedding is so soft you won't want to get out of bed. The service is attentive to the core; the front desk staff proactively helped with luggage and patiently recommended nearby attractions. If you're traveling with kids, there are tons of family-friendly activities like painting classes and playdough making, all supervised, so moms can truly relax. The dining is absolutely divine! For breakfast, the Baoluo noodles and Lingshui sour noodles are cooked fresh, and the pandan cake is perfectly sweet without being cloying. The dinner seafood buffet has an incredibly wide variety, with unlimited salmon, authentic Hainanese Zaopo vinegar, and Wenchang chicken, all paired with refreshing coconut water to cut through the richness. Away from the city's hustle and bustle, yet close to the duty-free shop and Qilou Old Street, the transportation is convenient. It's perfectly suited for both romantic getaways and family trips. Choosing this hotel was the best decision of my Haikou trip!

Found a gem of a hotel! The beachfront location is absolutely stunning. Open the balcony door of the room and you're greeted by the deep blue sea. The bedding is soft and comfortable, guaranteeing a restful night's sleep. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. There are two swimming pools: a family-friendly area with water slides and a peaceful, relaxing adult-only section. In just a few minutes walk, you can feel the fine sand beneath your feet. The buffet breakfast offers a rich variety of options. Our butler, Serena, was incredibly attentive, always ready to help and fulfilling every request during our stay. She truly exceeded our expectations. We will definitely come back if we get the chance!

I booked this room for my daughter and her family's vacation back home, and the experience exceeded all expectations. It was my daughter's first time vacationing in Haikou, and she fell in love with the city right from the moment she arrived at the hotel. The hotel's location is remarkably quiet amidst the bustling city, yet it's only a river away from the lively downtown. The hotel boasts excellent amenities, including hot springs, a swimming pool, dining options, and a children's playground, making it a perfect spot for a family getaway. If you prefer peace and quiet, you can easily enjoy all three meals without leaving the hotel. But if you want to experience Haikou's vibrant atmosphere, the hotel is just a bridge away from Haidian Island and the Qilou Old Street. Five days was the perfect length for our vacation. The hotel service was absolutely superb! We received exceptional treatment from the lovely front desk ladies, Benny, and the handsome gentleman, Mavis. We even got a surprise baby backpack! My two-year-old granddaughter was overjoyed and literally flying with happiness, showing off her cool new bag all day long! Goodbye, Haikou, we'll be back, and next time, we'll definitely stay at Pullman again!

Huge thanks to the front desk for the room upgrade! Check-in was super fast, and we got a lake-view room. The view from the sixth floor was pretty good, though the highest floor is the seventh, so it obviously can't compare to the views from higher-floor rooms. But being on a lower floor meant less wind, so it felt really warm and cozy. The hotel's public area pool is beautiful. The outdoor pool is cold water, not heated. However, the indoor heated pool makes up for it – you can swim there and then go for a hot spring dip, which is incredibly comfortable! I'd suggest increasing the frequency of maintenance for the hot spring pools; when I went, the water quality wasn't as good as I'd imagined, and the hot spring water quality isn't quite on par with places like Tengchong or Guangzhou. It's a bit stingy that guests consuming at the lobby bar still have to pay extra for the billiard table. I'd suggest changing this to a reservation-based system with a time limit; guests would probably feel better about that. Breakfast overall was decent. The live cooking stations for noodles and vermicelli were freshly prepared, and the broths were excellent. However, the soy milk and coconut milk were both watered down and flavorless, like too much water had been added, making them very bland. I hope this can be improved, because the self-service Qingbuliang (a refreshing dessert soup) loses its meaning if the coconut milk isn't good! The housekeeping staff are very diligent. For consecutive stays, it felt almost like checking into a new room every day. But as a five-star resort, shouldn't the complimentary bottled water at least be something like Nongfu Spring? This 'Ice Dew' brand is a bit much. A few extra cents in cost wouldn't hurt, right?