Hotels in Eight Great Passes/No.1 Bathing Beach, Qingdao

First off, the location is fantastic. The hotel is right by the First Bathing Beach, which was perfect for my child to explore the tide pools. The cliffside restaurant on the first floor is incredibly pleasant for enjoying the view and relaxing, giving you a wonderful sense of being away from it all. In the evening, having a drink there really sets a great mood. The food itself is quite ordinary, but the surrounding scenery and ambiance make up for any imperfections. The front desk staff were lovely – beautiful, friendly, and gentle. Sisters 3075 and 3029 left a particularly good impression on us, and we truly felt the sincerity and friendliness of the people of Qingdao. The room facilities are a bit dated but still clean. My husband loved lounging on the sofa, admiring the sea view, and kept saying how comfortable he was. Housekeeping was good; they cleaned regularly and replenished supplies. However, their response to personalized requests wasn't very proactive. For example, I noticed the kettle wasn't working and asked someone to check it. Initially, they suggested I try a different outlet, but the available outlets in the room weren't suitable for boiling water due to safety concerns. After I insisted, someone did come. It turned out the issue wasn't the kettle itself, but rather that the kettle's outlet only had power when the room card was inserted. Overall, housekeeping services met our basic needs. My child and husband enjoyed the buffet at the 25th-floor revolving restaurant. I personally found it to be good value for money, especially with the stunning, unobstructed 360-degree views and complimentary drinks. It was great. Overall, it was a wonderful stay! We'll likely choose this hotel again next time we visit Qingdao.

This was my favorite place to stay throughout my trip. It's a 2-3 minute walk from Gate 3 of the Naval Museum, and 5 minutes to Xiao Qingdao and Lu Xun Park. Although it's technically a guesthouse, the service and facilities are on par with a hotel. The room was spacious and bright. The 'Huaisha' room is perfect for families with two children, featuring a 2-meter king bed and a 1.4-meter tatami – the kids absolutely loved it! You can even see the Naval Museum from the room. Qin Yu Road is right outside on the first floor. We enjoyed leisurely strolls to the Naval Museum and Xiao Qingdao around 5 am; it was cool and there were no crowds. They offer a generous afternoon tea every day, which the kids adored so much they didn't want to leave. Breakfast was a bit pricey if added separately. Dining options nearby are limited; you have to walk about 10 minutes to the main road for more choices.

Finally got to stay at the beachfront hotel I'd been dreaming of. As soon as I opened the room door, the endless ocean unfolded before me, with the huge floor-to-ceiling windows capturing the entire seascape. I watched the sunrise over the sea in the morning, enjoyed the stunning sunset in the evening, and fell asleep to the sound of waves at night. The room was clean and airy, with excellent facilities and gentle, attentive service. The beach was within walking distance. Away from the city hustle, all worries were carried away by the sea breeze – it was truly my ideal beach vacation.

Facilities: The facilities are pretty good, with an XiaoDu smart voice assistant. Cleanliness: The hygiene is good. Environment: The lobby is bright, and there are green plants in the hallway. The hotel is right by the First Bathing Beach, but the traffic in the old town is really bad. I recommend taking the subway, which is also very close. Service: The front desk staff were very friendly, helped with luggage storage, and even gave the kids a sand digging toy set! Other: The breakfast is basic but the taste is pretty good. It would be even better if they offered more noodle dishes!

The room was really spacious and I was very happy with my stay. The facilities were all brand new, and the large TV with screen mirroring was super convenient. It was awesome to enjoy a beer while watching TV! The front desk staff, especially the lady, provided excellent service. Many thanks!

Excellent! The service attitude was great, and it was very clean. I really enjoyed my four-night stay. It's conveniently located, close to the sea, and the soundproofing is excellent, ensuring a peaceful sleep. They even provided complimentary fruit upon check-in. Highly recommend, a great experience overall!

The hotel is located right next to the Ghibli-themed street, which can get congested on holidays. Among the old European-style hotels in this area, it's a bit on the pricier side. The junior suite on the second floor boasts a popular balcony, perfect for photoshoots (especially with the complimentary afternoon tea). The Dyson hairdryer is excellent, and the water pressure in the bathroom is just right. However, there are a few downsides: 1. The candles in the room are purely decorative and cannot be lit. It would be much better to provide incense sticks that guests could actually use. 2. The linen and towels are quite rough, and the cleaning process needs improvement. 3. The repeated emphasis on not taking the perfume, among other items, makes the hotel seem a bit stingy. It would be more gracious to offer trial-sized versions for guests to freely use. While the items provided are high-end, they feel more like showpieces than practical amenities.

The hotel is directly opposite Huiquan Square Station on Metro Line 3, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. Being right next to the Public Security Bureau gives you a strong sense of safety. It's less than a 10-minute walk to the First Bathing Beach. It's an older hotel, so the facilities aren't brand new, but it's very clean and the service is excellent. The bathroom has a bathtub, which is a bit inconvenient for showering, but they provide anti-slip mats and towel mats, so the safety measures are quite thoughtful.

Overall, hotels in Qingdao aren't cheap. After comparing options and considering my itinerary, I chose this Home Inn. In terms of transportation, if you're relying on the subway, it's a bit inconvenient, about a 15-minute walk. However, it's quite close to Zhongshan Park and the Beer Museum, just a short walk away. The facilities are a bit dated; one of the bedside power outlets didn't work, which was quite inconvenient. Breakfast was varied and plentiful, and I saw a lot of Koreans enjoying their meal there. As for service, the front desk staff and the restaurant小姐姐 (young lady) were both very enthusiastic. The street the hotel is on also makes for some great photos!

The view from the window is absolutely stunning, like a painting – seriously, you *have* to get a sea-view room on the third floor! The room decor has a lovely French-inspired touch, very beautiful. The bathroom was spotless and well-stocked with a generous supply of disposable toiletries, which were replenished daily. The location is a hidden gem – quiet but close to the action. Right outside, there's a restaurant that's been featured by a celebrity, Ma Jiaqi, and the surrounding area is full of charming old villas, drawing lots of influencers looking for the perfect photo op. Just a heads-up, it's on a one-way uphill road, so traffic can be a bit of a nightmare. If you're heading out, it's best to call a taxi in advance, or it's just about a ten-minute walk to the nearest subway and bus stations.