Beach Hotels in Zhanjiang

"I arrived at the hotel around 8 PM. It's located down a narrow alleyway, so if you're not a confident driver, be careful. The parking spaces are tiny and cramped! Check-in at the front desk was quick and efficient, no dawdling. After taking the elevator up, the hallway wasn't air-conditioned and was quite hot. I was just thinking about getting to my room to cool off. But once I got to the room, it was a disaster! It was incredibly hot, even hotter than the hallway! The air conditioning wasn't on, and the windows were open, making the room a sweltering 30 degrees Celsius! Couldn't they have turned on the AC beforehand? Don't other hotels usually have the room AC running? To be fair, once the AC was on, it was powerful enough, and the temperature dropped within about half an hour! The room has a large TV with screen mirroring capabilities, which is a nice touch. It also displays the real-time status of the washer and dryer, which is very convenient for guests who need to do laundry. The bathroom sink also has a small desktop trash can, which is thoughtful and handy! The bedding is quite comfortable, especially the pillows! Food delivery is super convenient, with a robot delivering it quickly!"

"The price/performance ratio is very high. There is a 4-person LOFT duplex on the upper and lower floors, with a 1.8-meter-sized bed on each upper and lower floor. The price is only 200+, and the location is absolutely great! ! Across the road is Jinshawan Beach, the Cosmopolitan Buildings, and the downstairs are full of places to eat, play, and shop. Regarding the fact that there are no windows, I spent the day at the beach, playing outside, and came back to check in at night. As far as I am concerned, whether there are windows or not, the impact here is not big. I went directly to the beach to see the sea view. If there are many people coming to play, this hotel will be my first choice. The disadvantage of the room is that the stairs are too high, making it inconvenient to go up and down, especially for the elderly."