Hotels With Wifi in Shandong, China

If you are looking for high-end comfort right next to the terminal, this is the premier choice. The design is modern and spacious, offering a quiet sanctuary from the airport bustle. The rooms feature excellent soundproofing, which is vital for a good night's rest before a long flight. The breakfast buffet offers a great mix of Western and Asian cuisines, and the staff are well-versed in assisting international travelers with logistics

The hotel is in a good location, close to Zibo Station and within walking distance of the Eight Bureaus. The front desk service is warm and thoughtful. Although there are no USB ports in the room, plugs are provided. The room is clean and the bedding is clean and comfortable. It is cost-effective.

Traveling to Zibo with my child, this was my first stay at a Sheraton, and I was quite impressed! First, the location is excellent; it's very close to Badaju and surrounded by plenty of amenities, making it a great area to explore. Second, the room was very clean, and they even upgraded my room type. The front desk service was also excellent. Overall, it was a very good experience.

The service was attentive and thorough, the room was clean and comfortable, the environment was elegant and quiet, and the facilities were complete and well-maintained. The location was also very convenient. Overall, the stay was excellent, and I will definitely choose this place again next time!

The breakfast at Hilton Garden Inn Liaocheng was incredibly rich and diverse, offering a wide array of both Chinese and Western options. They even had braised beef noodles and various types of omelets, not to mention a fantastic selection of stir-fried dishes. The room was exceptionally clean, and the staff were all very attentive. Plus, bathrobes were provided in the room. Overall, it was a very comfortable stay.

Overall, it was okay. However, there were two things I wasn't too happy about. First, on the day of check-in, I arrived at the hotel at 2:40 PM. The front desk told me that a room had just become available and they would clean it immediately. They said they would call me once it was ready and suggested I go to the lounge for afternoon tea in the meantime. I waited until 3:00 PM, and no one called me. I called the front desk again, and they said the room was still being cleaned and asked me to continue waiting. I said, ”No, the check-in time is listed as 3:00 PM. Why isn't the room ready?” The front desk asked me to wait a moment, waited about twenty seconds, and then said the room was ready for check-in. I was like, ”Huh??” In the end, I did manage to check in smoothly. Second, the soundproofing in the room was very poor. I could hear people talking in the hallway and the opening and closing of doors in the next room very clearly.

The hotel is right next to the bus station and not far from the train station. There's also a RT-Mart supermarket a few hundred meters walk away. My booking included welcome fruit and handmade soap. On the first day, they proactively provided the welcome fruit, but on the second day, I had to ask for it at the front desk. As for the handmade soap, the front desk didn't even mention it, and I didn't bring it up, just to see if they'd offer it voluntarily. It seems they completely forgot about it. If they can't consistently provide these services, they should just remove them. Also, the TV in the room defaulted to 'no signal' (after I fixed it and turned it off for the night, it was 'no signal' again the next morning). Luckily, I have some experience and managed to fix it by adjusting both the TV and the set-top box. And as other reviews mentioned, the bathroom soundproofing is poor. Aside from these issues, staying during the off-season, the value for money was decent, as the hotel does have a bit of a three-star foundation.

Facilities: Exceptionally comprehensive, everything you could possibly need. Hygiene: Clean and sanitary, bright and spacious. Environment: Excellent location, close to both the train station and Taihua. Service: Fantastic service, the front desk lady was very gentle. Bonus: The TV supports screen mirroring, so you can watch shows with crystal clear quality.

The hotel environment is acceptable. I give it 5 points because Zhang Xiu'e from the catering department provides excellent service. In addition, the guest room facilities are unreasonable. 1. There is no extra two-phase power socket next to the table. It is awkward to plug in a table lamp and a router. 2. The switch control panel cannot control the bathroom light separately unless the master control is pressed. Once the master control is pressed, all the lights in the room will be turned on. 3. There is no hair dryer socket in the bathroom. The razor socket cannot handle the power of the hair dryer. There is also a knob next to it that makes no sense. The two-phase plugs are located at the bedside and the mini bar, which is not suitable for drying hair. 4. The bedside table is too old and looks awkward. 5. The bathroom floor drain should be self-sealing. The problem is that the water pressure needs to exceed the self-sealing force to start draining. The water will accumulate in the side trough until it submerges the slippers worn in the shower and soaks my feet. . . Then it starts to drain. . . I don't expect the hotel to improve. This is just a personal suggestion.

This is my umpteenth time visiting Yantai, and this time I snagged a special deal for the Pullman. The location is absolutely top-notch, right in the heart of Yantai city center. The famous Suochengli is just downstairs. The front desk staff (a woman with glasses, I think her surname was Yu, I glanced at her name tag but can't quite recall now, haha 😂) even upgraded us to a sea-view room for free. Before we left, she gave us a Yantai fridge magnet, really going above and beyond with the service details. The room's hardware was pretty much as pictured, with expansive views and no noticeable dirt (a few mud splatters on the exterior window glass are an unavoidable hardware issue, easily negligible for me). Soundproofing was also good (no issues with being woken up by other rooms in the middle of the night, though I'm not overly sensitive to noise, so this is based on a normal perspective). Overall, the room was great. I didn't book breakfast at the hotel, so I can't comment on the in-house dining, but it's super convenient to find food nearby. I even went with my local Yantai friends to try authentic Penglai noodles nearby. Whether it's your first time or a repeat visit, I highly recommend choosing this hotel in Yantai (at least the off-season price is truly a steal, offering incredible value for money). P.S.: This hotel genuinely has a lot of international guests; I constantly saw Koreans, Russians, and other Eastern European faces 😂