Weihai Hotels with Breakfast

After looking at a few hotels, I finally chose Orange Hotel, and it turned out to be the right decision. The location is excellent; turn left outside the hotel, and you'll find Xingfu Gate and Zhihai Harbor. Weigao Plaza is right behind the hotel, easily accessible via a small path. We could walk to the nearby old restaurants, and there's a bus stop right outside. Torch No. 8 Street and Hanlefang aren't too far, and Didi (ride-sharing) is very convenient. The hotel staff and housekeeping were also very warm, thorough, patient, and responsible. On the day we checked in, they informed us that breakfast would be more cost-effective if we purchased a membership card, which offered great value for money. It would have been even more perfect if there were fewer tiny bugs in the room. This trip to Weihai was a wonderful journey, and staying at Orange Hotel was a good decision. Weihai is great; I'll definitely come back next time.

The hotel is large and new. The front desk staff were very friendly and efficient in handling issues. They upgraded our room type, which made our stay very satisfying. The room size was quite generous, so it didn't feel cramped for two people. I especially want to praise the hotel's laundry and drying service – it was incredibly thoughtful! We sent our clothes to the laundry room in the evening, and they were dried and hung outside our door by the next morning. Breakfast was also quite good, with a wide variety of options including both Chinese and Western dishes. A hotel definitely worth staying at! 👍

Staying at the Polaris Hotel was a fantastic experience. From the moment we checked in, we were warmly greeted and promptly assisted by Feifei, the Assistant Lobby Manager. Throughout our three-day stay, Haixia from housekeeping took meticulous care of us every day. When we left, a kind young man from the lobby helped us with our luggage all the way to the car. These gestures truly touched us! We made many wonderful memories during our three days exploring Weihai, and Polaris was the most memorable part. A huge thank you for all your hard work!

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 10-minute drive from the high-speed train station (a DD8 taxi ride). It's right next to Hanlefang and the Huangguan morning market, which is incredibly convenient for foodies. Facilities: The hotel is quite large, and most rooms are 40 square meters or more. However, the overall decor is a bit traditional and falls short of newer hotel designs. That said, the cleanliness is generally good. Breakfast: The buffet breakfast on the first floor offers a decent variety, but I have two complaints. First, the freshly ground coffee is really bad – extremely weak and flavorless. Second, the fruit bar lacks local specialties. It was early September, peak season for green figs, yet I didn't see a single fig over three days of breakfast. What about Weihai's local specialties? Also, the breakfast tablecloths are quite worn out; I suggest replacing them. Everything else was satisfactory, so overall, it was a good stay.

The environment here is first-rate, and the greenery is truly exceptional. Both indoors and outdoors are surrounded by lush plant landscapes. There are many outdoor hot spring pools, and a beautiful swimming pool. Bringing my elderly parents here to relax was a wonderful experience, very satisfying. The restaurant's dishes and ingredients are also excellent.

We visited Weihai during the May Day holiday and chose the Weihai International Business Hotel, which is very close to the pier, to go to Liugong Island. It's a 15-minute walk to the pier. With children, we took a taxi, which was a 3-minute ride. After a long day at Liugong Island, we were exhausted and were able to quickly return to the hotel to rest. The room butler, Lina, provided exceptionally attentive service. She had already hung the children's laundry on the closet door and hung it out to dry by the window when we returned. The hotel is a state-owned enterprise. It was quite early, but the hotel was clean, and the bedding was very comfortable. The only downside was the slightly stiff bath towels. The view from the sea-view room was unbeatable. We could see the Liugong Island pier and enjoy the beautiful sunset.

Facilities: The room is spacious and the amenities are very new. Hygiene: Clean and tidy, with very clean linens. Environment: You can watch the tide ebb and flow right from your bed, and the beach is just outside. There's also a free private parking lot, so parking is very convenient. Service: The front desk service is excellent.

The standard room is over 100 yuan, which is the most affordable hotel I have stayed in this holiday. Courtyard 1 is in a very good location, with trees downstairs and windows facing the sea, with statues and museums visible. At night, after most tourists leave the island, it is very quiet and comfortable. Walking on the beach and touching a few cicada monkeys, I feel that the whole island is my own. It is comfortable.

The location was good and there is a little gem of a restaurant just beside it where we got breakfast every day. We did try the hotel restaurant once but they said they didn’t serve food, which seems a bit pointless for a restaurant… the price was also fairly good, and the cleaner was always diligent making sure we had fresh bottles of water each day and clean towels  On the downside, it’s quite dirty. Tiled areas are fine but it seems they don’t have a vacuum. The rooms and hotel in general is a bit smelly. One of the lifts seemed to be constantly broken. There appeared to be only one staff member, the manager, who had a clue what she was doing (we weren’t checked in properly and our room keys kept resetting unless it was done by this one particular manager). Other than that, it’s ok for the price.

This hotel was recommended to my friend and booked. I only want to talk about one question this time: my friend is visiting the beach and wants to have lunch nearby before returning to the hotel to check out. After consultation with our hotel, we want to extend the stay for 2 hours (for free), even 1 hour is fine, because the friend returns to the hotel after dinner Checking out is convenient and saves time. The hotel declined (late check-out) and said it was not allowed according to hotel regulations. Normally, check-out is at 12 o'clock. My friend had to rush back and check out first, and then rush to the beach (to have dinner). If you can't even meet the basic requirements of guests (many hotels in the industry have delayed check-out until 2 pm or even 3 pm), why should you open a hotel? At the same time, after several days of observation, the hotel occupancy rate is not too high. These are not issues of the quality of front desk staff, but management issues that should be reflected on. (no pictures)