"This hotel is located right in Yuesha Island. We went to play in the morning and it was completely empty. The tent material is thick, there are no bugs, and it's very pretty. Step outside and you're in the desert, with great views everywhere. You can climb the sand dunes to watch the sunrise and sunset. It's just a short walk to the dining area, which has hotpot, BBQ, and lively activities. The starry sky at night is absolutely stunning. Highly recommend!"

"There seems to be a communication problem between departments. We tried to book a hotpot dinner for 6 people, but the front desk said it was fully booked for the evening. We left our number to be notified. Dinner starts at 6 PM, and by past 7 PM, we still hadn't received a call. So, we decided to go to the restaurant to check the situation. At the restaurant's reception, the staff asked how many people were in our party and said a 6-person table had just canceled its reservation, and they were about to call us. So, we went in. To our surprise, once inside, there were at least 6 or 7 empty tables for 6 people. We also noticed another 3 consecutive 6-person tables that were empty in another section. Additionally, several 4-person and 2-person tables were also empty. Yet, the front desk had claimed the hotpot was fully booked. Pictures confirm this. If all these empty tables were indeed reserved, why were they still available after 7 PM for a walk-in, while genuine customers like us were left waiting unnecessarily? What kind of reservation system do you have? If these tables weren't reserved, why were both the front desk and the gate staff telling everyone it was fully booked? Don't tell me these empty tables were just vacated by the previous wave of guests. One or two tables, maybe, but it's too much of a coincidence for 7 consecutive tables to have just left. I'm unsure if it's a management issue or if the staff were deliberately messing with customers, but the overall feeling was terrible. Next time I visit Xiangshawan, I definitely won't choose a hotel on the island again."

"The facilities and hygiene are very good."

"Staying at Shunsha, I had a VIP wristband, which allowed for a smooth cable car ride to the island via Ropeway No. 3. The staff at the transfer station were very enthusiastic and helpful, contacting a shuttle bus to take us to the hotel. The young lady at the lobby was incredibly beautiful and welcoming. The kids' entertainment area was fantastic, featuring a 3D printer, microscopes for observing animal and plant furs, and even microscopes to view sand from various islands. There was also a VR room next to it. The pool lifeguard was amazing, constantly monitoring the kids in their glass boats. The pool area had a fantastic vibe in the evening. The staff even set up beach chairs for guests to watch the sunset, which was incredibly thoughtful. The stargazing guide in the evening was very engaging and knowledgeable, and there were quizzes with many small gifts given out. The 'Round-the-World' cocktail at the Starry Sky Bar was beautiful and tasted excellent. The upgraded water-view room (for an extra charge) offered an amazing view. On weekend evenings, there was even hotpot by the pool, creating a wonderful atmosphere."

"The hotel is located in the Yinken Crescent Moon Bay scenic area. You can only drive there by car and bring your own dinner. There are no formal restaurants within 30 kilometers. The hotel facilities are unexpectedly good and clean. Although it is a space capsule in the desert, the room is fine and the scenery is absolutely great. The front desk sometimes cannot reach the phone and there is no network. When the hotel does not have Wi-Fi, there is a mobile signal, but the China Unicom and China Telecom signals are very poor."

"We stayed at Fusha Resort Island, which is a Mongolian-themed resort. There are tons of activities here, and it's full of ethnic elements. The lady at the reception center gave us a very detailed introduction and was smiling the whole time – excellent service! We experienced so many activities during our two days at Fusha Resort Island, even tried on Mongolian costumes, and enjoyed wonderful performances in the evening. Highly recommended!"

"The hotel room was indeed nice, and the guy who showed us to our room during the day provided good service. However, the dining experience in the evening was a major issue. After a long day of activities, tired and hungry, we found there was only one chef for stir-fries and one person for BBQ. The queues were impossibly long, and there weren't enough tables available. If you wanted to take a chair back to your room to eat instant noodles or something, you had to pay an extra 200 deposit! If you're staying here, I highly recommend bringing your own food and drinks, otherwise, you'll have a very uncomfortable experience after a day out, especially families with children."

"The hostess was quite welcoming, but the price went up to over 500 per night during the May Day holiday, but the service wasn't up to par with the price. The room was very ordinary, and the shower head was broken and sprayed water everywhere, which was quite embarrassing! There was no heating or air conditioning during the May Day holiday, so the room was still a bit cold!"

"Clean and tidy, with warm and friendly service."