Top Couple Friendly Hotels in Wanning

I'm completely charmed by the sea view and service at The Westin Shimei Bay Resort. After a two-night, three-day stay, my most immediate impression is: the views are stunning, and the service is even better. First, the scenery: The hotel has its own exclusive bay, with a gentle beach and calm waves, perfect for morning runs and evening strolls. The most amazing part is the observation deck on the hotel's top floor, offering 360-degree sea views. You can watch the sunrise in the morning and stargaze at night, without needing to go out and find other attractions. Regarding food: The sour and spicy 'Zaopo Cu' hotpot at the Chinese restaurant was incredibly satisfying, and the seafood was all freshly caught. The afternoon tea set at the Western restaurant offers great value for money; both the scones and mango mousse were delicious. Sitting outdoors, enjoying the sea breeze and sipping iced tea, was so relaxing I didn't want to move. As for service, our butler, Mile, was the highlight of our stay. He wasn't intrusive but always appeared when needed. Before we even arrived, he sent detailed check-in instructions and a map of nearby attractions. On the day of check-in, he helped us secure the best-facing room (with an unobstructed view). Every morning, he promptly sent us the day's weather and activity schedule, including pool opening times and beach movie showtimes. When we wanted to go surfing at Riyue Bay, he immediately contacted a partner club and arranged a coach for us, even taking care of the transfers. These might seem like small things, but each one saved us a lot of hassle and significantly enhanced our experience. In short, this is a hotel I'd love to visit again. The scenery, food, and service are all top-notch, and I'm especially grateful for Mile's thoughtful arrangements.

This hotel far exceeded our expectations. First off, the price was very reasonable for the summer, perfect for a relaxing getaway with the kids. Secondly, the service from check-in onwards was exceptional. We were upgraded to a 76-square-meter family room, and then invited to join a WeChat group for the hotel's various parent-child activities. There were so many fun things to do for both adults and kids that I dare say you could have a fantastic time without even leaving the hotel! Next, the client manager surprised us with little treats every day – a drink one day, fruit the next. It really felt like all the staff were genuinely enthusiastic about providing guests with the best possible assistance. Absolutely fantastic! Lastly, I don't even need to mention the hotel's facilities and the stunning sea view. The live music on the beach at dusk, the beach BBQ buffet, and the open-air cinema made for a 100% perfect holiday experience! And finally, I want to add that Jiajing Island, a paradise for snorkeling, is right across from Le Méridien. Staying at the hotel makes it super convenient to just put on your swimsuit and head straight out to sea – so easy and incredibly enjoyable!

This is the first hotel I've stayed at in Wanning, and it's also my favorite. The sea view is absolutely beautiful! There are plenty of shops downstairs, including a convenience store, and car rental is also easy, making it more convenient than Shimei Bay. The environment is exceptionally good and very clean; I wake up feeling great every morning. I originally booked an inner sea view, but a lovely staff member upgraded me. I'm very satisfied with this trip! I love Wanning~

Self-built house guesthouse in Tianxin Village, Hainan: Japanese minimalist style + private terrace, a truly therapeutic experience! This time, I stayed at a self-built house guesthouse in Tianxin Village near Riyue Bay. Overall, the experience was quite good, especially suitable for couples or young people! The room was spacious; it took about 10 minutes for the air conditioner to cool down completely. The keypad lock made check-in very convenient. The sheets and blankets were clean and fresh; Hainan's abundant sunshine not only dried them effectively but also naturally eliminated mites, making them soft and comfortable to sleep on. The room has a minimalist Japanese style and comes with a private small terrace—perfect for drying clothes, sitting and enjoying the countryside view, breathing in fresh air, and relaxing while chatting. The tatami design is very practical; there's no problem sleeping an extra adult. The guesthouse's common areas are also highlights: the floral window decorations on the first floor are perfect for taking photos, and the owner often enjoys tea and relaxation in the courtyard with his two dogs, ”Coco” and ”Hua Hua,” creating a very relaxed atmosphere. The owner is friendly and easygoing. The guesthouse offers electric scooters for rent (though the number is limited, so it's recommended to inquire in advance). It's conveniently located about a 10-minute drive to Riyue Bay (just be aware of potential traffic jams). The village is incredibly convenient, with a medium to large supermarket for daily necessities, several bikini boutiques, and affordable food along the way—a bowl of noodles costs only around ten yuan and tastes quite good. However, there are some minor suggestions: First, the guesthouse entrance lacks a clear sign and is somewhat hidden; adding a lighted sign would help prevent people from missing it at night. Second, there's no dedicated parking area; it's best to communicate with guests about their transportation plans beforehand, especially when there are many guests. Third, adding more dog-themed decorations would be helpful, as Coco and Hua Hua are adorable and would create a warmer atmosphere, especially since the rooms are quite large. Fourth, providing disposable toilet seat covers and toiletries would be beneficial. Fifth, the full-length mirror in the room looks like a funhouse mirror! There's actually a lot of potential for the guesthouse's success! In short, the service and atmosphere are key, and for the Riyue Bay area, this guesthouse is reasonably priced!

Pros: Free parking for self-driving tours. The suite we booked was very spacious, easily accommodating four people. The hotel's location is great, just a few minutes' walk to the beach. The service was reasonably friendly. Cons: The in-room facilities are a bit dated. There are limited seats in the breakfast area, so you have to contend for a table during peak hours, otherwise, you'll have to sit outside. Laundry facilities are self-service and quite expensive; the Hilton Haikou, where I stayed before, offered a free self-service laundry room.

This is our second summer visiting Wanning, and we chose to return to the Four Points again. We're consistently satisfied with everything, as detailed below: 1. **Excellent Value for Money**: It's truly cost-effective, but not in a 'cheap and nasty' way. Everything is well-maintained and doesn't fall short in any aspect. (Definitely choose a sea-view room; the scenery is fantastic. I opted for a sea-view family suite, which was top-notch in terms of view, room size, and convenience. Plus, the price was great.) 2. **Impeccable Room Cleanliness**: Although the hotel is visibly older, it's incredibly clean, not a speck of dust anywhere. The management is clearly on point; despite its age, it doesn't feel uncomfortable, but rather very reassuring. 3. **Outstanding Service from Butler Ella**: Her service is exceptional. I've had her WeChat contact for over a year now, and she always manages to surprise us positively during our two consecutive summer stays at Four Points. 4. **Prime Location**: The beach is wide and gentle, and the hotel offers very easy access to it. The beach is perfect for beginner surfers (unlike the Grand Hyatt next door, where the conditions change significantly just a hundred meters away). While Four Points' own pool is a bit small, guests can use the Sheraton's pool next door, which makes up for it. In short, it's great value and incredibly convenient! **To summarize**: For families bringing children to Wanning for sports training (especially daily surfing practice), the Four Points is the most suitable choice. (Shenzhou Peninsula is ideal for kids to stay for several days to practice surfing. The two hotels in Shimei Bay feel a bit aloof and less lively, lacking a true resort vibe, and Shimei Bay's beach isn't great for surfing. Riyue Bay is mostly young adults with a rather 'carpe diem' atmosphere, not recommended for children to stay and learn surfing long-term. So, Shenzhou Peninsula is the top pick. And the Four Points, for me, has an interesting old-hotel resort feel, reminiscent of Mexico/Cuba – overall, the coziest.) That's all.

Every time I go to Xinglong, I basically stay at Zhongao Hotel. The greenery and ecology of the community are great, and it has a Southeast Asian style. Each small villa also has a swimming pool, which is perfect. The nearby attractions are very close to each other if you drive a car. I mention this Let's experience it. The hygiene is pretty good and the furniture is well maintained. Although it feels a little nostalgic. The only bad thing is that the bathroom equipment is particularly showery. The water in the showerhead is small and it is difficult to take a bath because it is blocked. In addition, the swimming pool garden is recommended. Do some mosquito control, otherwise you will just bite while swimming. Well, the overall cost performance is good. If the above two points are improved, you can consider staying here for a long time.