4-Star Hotels in Changli

I stayed here for five nights during the Spring Festival and never got tired of it. The cat in the loft room is very happy and jumps up and down. When we first checked in, we could still smell something like 🐶 as soon as we entered the room and on the pet mat on the second floor (because we have a dog at home, but we didn't bring it out this time), but it didn't affect us much. Later, it either dissipated or we got used to it. The door of the room leads directly to the outdoors, so it is a bit cold when you open the door in winter. Also, it is easy to dirty the floor once you enter the room, and small animals are running around in the house, so you have to pay more attention, change your shoes quickly, and wipe them clean. The cleaning lady provides sufficient supplies every day, which is a very good feeling. It saves the trouble of calling and having them delivered if something is missing, and the place is also kept very clean. It might be too cold a few days before the Spring Festival. It was very cold at night on the first floor of tatami. The warm air from the air conditioner could not reach there, and there was no floor heating there, so people could not sleep there. After a few days the temperature came up and everything was fine. I don’t know if they can install floor heating or other heating measures there in the future. I will stay there again and hope it gets better.

The room design is quite stylish, and the service is excellent. Since I was traveling with elderly family members, they provided point-to-point transfers to help us get around the resort. We even received a complimentary photoshoot from Muse Travel, which was a fantastic experience. In the past, I always stayed at guesthouses in Phase 6, but this time I realized the hotels within the resort are also a great option.

Environment: Absolutely fantastic, clean and comfortable. I forgot to take a picture of my room on the 3rd floor, but it had a small balcony with a direct sea view. The room was a bit small, but perfectly fine; it didn't feel cramped since I didn't bring a large suitcase! On the ground floor, there's a coffee shop and a Sichuan restaurant. There's a car rental place right across the street, and the beach is just a short walk across the road. Super convenient! It's incredibly quiet at night, which is a huge plus for light sleepers. Facilities: The hotel has its own shuttle service that can take you anywhere. The resort also has free shuttle buses that stop at various points; the resort is very large. All buses within the resort are free, but the shuttle bus costs 2 RMB per person, which is still great value for money! Service: The service was truly impeccable. All the staff were incredibly enthusiastic and patient, making you feel that the hotel was worth every penny.

We visited Yutian Qilihai midweek, and it was incredibly crowded. Overall, however, I was quite satisfied with the hotel. First, it's new, and the interior design is quite impressive. We stayed in an interactive king-size room, which was very clean. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, and the toiletries were all from Lugard, which was a big plus. There was a climbing area for the kids, which they loved. We were able to feed the lemurs on our balcony. They were very friendly, not at all afraid of people, and would even jump on you for food. It was definitely worth the stay! Booking the Lemur Hotel also includes access to the VIP section of the Giraffe Restaurant. The breakfast menu offers a wide variety of dishes, each one a delight. You can even feed the giraffes while you eat. Even those not in the VIP section can still use the room to feed the giraffes. I tried to stand between my table and the giraffes, but it was packed. When we finally tried to feed them, the crowds were gone, but the staff were already closed. We weren't told in advance that there was a time limit for feeding, so my child only got to feed once, which was a bit disappointing.

The hotel's location was excellent, right opposite the Chiwen Jiujiu Stage, with a mini-train shuttle station right outside. Showering after swimming was also very convenient. However, two days and one night was a bit rushed. We didn't even try the indoor hot springs on Yudao Island, only the outdoor ones. The park's performances were plentiful, one after another, quite packed. A whole day of activities would have been overwhelming. Consider this a first-time visit, but next year I'd stay three days and two nights. The room was a bit damp. I didn't use a blanket all night, and my pajamas felt damp when I woke up. This is probably a common problem with seaside accommodations. I also felt the air conditioning in the room wasn't very effective. The breakfast was okay. Next year when I visit Yudao Island, I'll probably stay within the park again; convenience is its biggest advantage.