Qionghai Hotels with Free Parking.

I recently stayed at the Boao Asia Forum Hotel for five nights, and it truly lived up to its reputation. The hotel boasts an impressive and grand architectural design, spanning a vast area. It's clear why it's chosen to host international conferences, with its expansive and beautiful grounds. One minor inconvenience was the transportation. The island operates under a green travel policy, meaning private cars aren't allowed directly onto the island. Guests need to transfer to a shuttle bus. This wasn't mentioned during the booking process, so self-driving guests should be aware. However, the overall hotel service was excellent. The staff were attentive and thoughtful in their responses, the rooms were clean and tidy, and the facilities were well-maintained. Staying on the island also offers the unique experience of being able to visit the Permanent Site nearby, making it a great choice for a holiday or visit to Boao.

The houses by the sea are quite corroded. The wind and waves are strong, and the houses are damp and rather cold at this time of year, so the bathtub is practically useless. I stayed there temporarily to catch a flight, and the price was quite cheap! The houses themselves are fine, but because of the seaside location, there's no direct access to the beach from within the complex; the back door was locked, so you have to go around.

This stay exceeded my expectations! The room was spotless and well-ventilated, without any stuffiness or dampness. The bedding and toiletries were thoughtfully chosen. The front desk staff were patient and attentive, and responsive to our needs. The hotel environment was comfortable and perfect for relaxing, with convenient access to nearby attractions. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied and highly recommend it to everyone.

The room was clean and spacious, with comfortable bedding and excellent hygiene! No carpets, so no musty smell, which is great for people with allergies. The hotel is right by the sea; its back door opens directly onto the coastal road, next to 'The Story of the Sea' – the most beautiful dining spot by the beach. We heard that even a former UN Secretary-General once dined there. Even at night, young couples were taking wedding photos on the beach. Walking west, you reach the mouth of the Wanquan River. Overall, though it's an older four-star hotel and the exterior looks a bit dated, the air is fresh, and it's very clean. The lobby even offers complimentary tea and bananas, which is a nice touch. Breakfast was delicious. In the evening, we went to the nearby Tanmen Town Fisherman's Wharf and bought live abalone, wild sea shrimp, mouse grouper, and scallops. We brought them back to the hotel, and the restaurant chef helped prepare them for a reasonable fee, which felt much safer than eating seafood at small outside eateries! The restaurant waitstaff, especially the aunties, provided superb service. They even kindly warned us when we ordered too many extra vegetables and soup, fearing we wouldn't finish them. In short, the hotel offers great value for money, and we extended our stay for two more nights! (Attached photos show the seaside scenery from the hotel's back door)

Our recent stay in Chonghai was absolutely epic — the perfect escape and reset from work and daily life. Traveling with my family, this place truly felt like a home away from home. The apartment was perfect: spacious, clean, and incredibly comfortable. The beds were excellent, and the balcony with its view made every morning and evening special. The short walk to the beach was a huge plus, with convenience stores nearby and charming little coffee shops along the way. The swimming area was beautiful and relaxing, especially for families. The service deserves special recognition. The receptionists went above and beyond to help us and made us feel genuinely welcomed throughout our stay. The only small disappointment was that I specifically booked a room with a bathtub, and unfortunately, the bathtub wasn’t there. That said, this was the only downside in an otherwise fantastic experience. My kids loved it, I loved it, and we will definitely be coming back. Thank you for having us and for creating such a warm, comfortable space for families to relax and recharge. Highly recommended.

After checking out from Wenchang, we travelled to Qionghai and decided to stay at this hotel chain again. The hotel's location is convenient, with plenty of eateries within walking distance, which was one of the better aspects of the stay. The lady who checked us in was also helpful and provided good service. Unfortunately, I did not get her name, but I would like to acknowledge her positive attitude and assistance during check-in. I have attached a photo for reference, with her face excluded for privacy considerations. The room itself was noticeably smaller compared with the room we had in Wenchang, although the basic amenities and facilities were provided. However, both rooms we booked had a noticeable urine smell in the bathroom area. The bath towels were also of inconsistent condition. One appeared relatively new and fluffy, while another looked noticeably older and worn. The attitude of the housekeeping staff on our floor was also not particularly welcoming or friendly, which affected the overall impression of the stay. One useful feature was the floor pantry/balcony area, where clothes could be hung out to dry. This was convenient, especially for travellers staying for several days. Overall, while the location is good, the check-in service was pleasant, and the basic facilities were available, the room condition, towel quality and housekeeping service did not meet my expectations. There are also several other hotel options in the surrounding area. Based on this experience, I would likely consider other hotels for my next stay in Qionghai.

The accommodation is very close to the beach, a few minutes walk to the beautiful beach, but the room is a bit old, the corridor is a bit miscellaneous, breakfast is OK. The proprietress is very enthusiastic, thank you! The parking lot is very close, but the marking and navigation on Trip.com are not clear, plus the night is not clear, it took a long time to find it, it is really not supposed to, it is recommended to attach navigation or pictures!

On my solo trip to Qionghai, I booked a hotel for three nights online. First off, the location is great – very close to the high-speed rail station, less than 2 km away, and basically in the most bustling part of Qionghai. It's super convenient to get anywhere. Within a kilometer of the hotel, you'll find attractions like the Red Detachment of Women statue, Wanquan River Scenic Area, and Xizai Old Street. There's also a snack street nearby, and ordering takeout is easy. I ordered cooling drinks and shaved ice almost every day, as you sweat buckets the moment you step outside in Qionghai! The room was spacious, and the young lady at the front desk was incredibly friendly and always happy to help.

There is a musty smell and it will take 15 minutes of air conditioning ventilation to dissipate. The location of the hotel is very remote, you need to drive 3 kilometers to reach the business. The only thing is that it is very close to the beach. You can see the beach and the sea when you open the window. There is a self-service washing machine and drying on the balcony of the room, which can also solve the problem of self-driving clothes. The front desk is a bit shabby, but the service attitude is okay. There is a restaurant on the 26th floor, which belongs to another famous hotel. For 168, it can feed a family of three, and the service attitude is quite satisfactory. The price/performance ratio is quite high

This hotel is very good, affordable, and the service staff is friendly and enthusiastic. The room also provides a refrigerator, a washing machine, and a large bathtub. The bathroom is also separated into dry and wet areas, which is very convenient for people who come out to play. Recommend this hotel for travel