Cheap Hotels in Weihai

"The hotel's location is excellent, just a 10-minute walk to Xingfumen and Weigao Square, and very close to the beach. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and food delivery is also very convenient, with quick deliveries by service robots. The hotel breakfast is rich and delicious, with good quality dishes. Housekeeping cleans the room daily and promptly, ensuring it's tidy and clean, and the mini-bar drinks are refilled on time. At 9:30 PM, the restaurant even offers complimentary 'goodnight porridge,' which is a thoughtful touch. The only minor drawback was that the room I stayed in this time was on a lower floor, and the view outside wasn't great. However, the hotel's soundproofing was quite good, which was a plus."

"The location is excellent, with a sea view room offering a 270° panoramic ocean view right from the bed. The room's facilities are great, and the service is very warm and welcoming. The bathing area is right downstairs, making it super convenient for playing in the sea, and it's right next to Torch 8th Street. The only downside is that the elevator is quite slow, which can be a bit inconvenient when staying on a higher floor and waiting for it."

"We came to Weihai for a trip and initially only booked one night. After staying, we felt the hotel was quite good, and the room was very clean. The hotel is in the city center, right below Weigao Plaza, and the popular '网红足球场' (influencer football field) is also very close. The staff service was excellent. We wanted to extend our stay, and Tonia responded quickly and helped us arrange the extension. The hotel's welcome cookies were also very good, and they had creative ice cream at the front desk. It's very convenient for going out shopping or taking a stroll by the sea. Overall, the stay was comfortable and pleasant, and the service was warm and thoughtful. Next time we come to Weihai, we will definitely prioritize staying here again."

"The location is excellent, right in Hanlefang, with a lively atmosphere downstairs. It's very convenient for dining, strolling, and shopping in the evening. It's also close to the train and bus stations. It's a bit of a distance from Torch Eight Street, about a 30-minute taxi ride. The hotel front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel itself is also quiet at night. However, there are a few rather unique aspects: 1. There's a turnstile between the lobby and the elevators that requires a room card swipe. While swiping a room card for the elevator is common, having an additional turnstile like an office building is unusual and overly cumbersome. 2. The room layout is very unique; you have to 'search' for the toilet, shower, walk-in closet, and toiletries, as they are not immediately obvious. The closet door, when pulled out, directly blocks the entrance door. 3. A deposit is required upon check-in, though the refund process is quick. 4. For luggage storage, you need to scan a QR code yourself. It's free for up to 6 hours, and even if you exceed that, the front desk can still arrange free storage. 5. I stayed for two consecutive nights on two separate bookings. Even though I had called the night before to confirm a continuous stay without room cleaning or changes, the next day I couldn't open my door upstairs and had to go back to the front desk on the first floor to swipe my card again. I've had similar situations in Yantai where I could smoothly use my card for continuous check-in without this double process. Overall, the staff were very helpful, and they promptly contacted me when I left an item behind, which I greatly appreciated. However, the overall check-in experience felt less than user-friendly, with various cumbersome procedures. I'm not sure if this management style is typical for hotels in Weihai or just this particular one. It's not necessarily bad, just very different – I haven't encountered these specific situations anywhere else in the country."

"No wonder it's ranked number one among high-end hotels in Weihai. Upon arrival, we received a room upgrade and complimentary breakfast. The room was clean and hygienic, and the mattress was comfortable. The location is downtown, very close to the beach and popular tourist spots. Dining and shopping options nearby are also convenient. The hotel has a small kids' play area on the eighth floor, which kept the little ones happy. Breakfast offered a good variety, and when we checked out, the staff even packed some bread and fruit for the children. The bellboy helped us carry our luggage to the car upon departure, making us feel truly at home. Highly recommended overall."

"I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights during my 3-day trip to Weihai. I initially thought it was a small, boutique guesthouse, but later found out it actually has 48 rooms. It's located in Weihai's Xiaoshidao Scenic Area, right next to Huoju Bajie, with a beach nearby. It's a quiet retreat despite being in a popular area. I usually have high standards for accommodation and rarely stay in guesthouses, but I was generally quite satisfied with this one. Let's talk about the pros: the facilities are complete, with free snacks and drinks, good Wi-Fi, and a TV that supports screen mirroring. The bedding is comfortable, and the toiletries are the popular Anaya brand, which has a very soothing scent. The shower pressure is excellent, and the guesthouse is very quiet at night. The environment is absolutely beautiful, and the service is also great. They actively greet guests and help with luggage, and even drive you to the parking lot after check-out. If you have any issues, you can contact the butler via WeChat, and they respond promptly and are very accommodating. Now for the cons: the guesthouse's location is a double-edged sword. Getting in and out by car can be quite congested. There are hardly any good restaurants near the surrounding attractions, so you'll need to drive a few kilometers for meals. Breakfast can get crowded and a bit chaotic. The hotel's entertainment facilities are quite limited, with only a small pool suitable for children and a coffee bar. Overall, I was still very satisfied and would recommend it."

"Overall, this hotel offers great value for money and exceeded our expectations, especially for a quiet family vacation. However, Weihai is a very long and narrow city from north to south. I wouldn't recommend it if your main destination is Torch Eight Street, as it's very, very far. It's much more suitable if your main destination is Hanlefang. From the hotel, you can easily reach Jiulong Bay Park with a minimum fare, which is great for kids to go crabbing and many locals also come here to pick clams. **Facilities:** The bedding is very comfortable, especially for someone like me who is particular about pillows – I was very satisfied. Other facilities are standard for this price point, including a swimming pool and a gym. The shallow end of the pool is 1.2 meters deep, and the water temperature is 28-29 degrees Celsius. **Hygiene:** The room felt very new, and the cleanliness was impeccable. Those with young children can rest assured. **Environment:** The hotel's interior is excellent. On our first day, it was very windy, and our child played in the lobby on the ground floor for half the day without getting bored. The exterior is a relatively quiet residential area. **Service:** They offer pick-up and drop-off service from Weihai Station, and there were welcome fruits. If we had any issues, the butler was always reachable. Upon check-out, they thoughtfully gave us some fruits and snacks. The breakfast selection was rich and tasty, and baby utensils were available."

"The room arrangement was satisfactory. The front desk service was exceptionally good; they even gave us ice water when we went out. The hygiene was very clean. Excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent!"

"Extremely satisfied with my stay! 👍 First off, the front desk staff was incredibly professional and thoughtful. They proactively asked if I needed breakfast when they noticed my room didn't include it. After I confirmed, they upgraded my room and even provided complimentary breakfast for two days. Secondly, the room was very comfortable, and I particularly want to highlight the shower – the water pressure was excellent and it was nice and hot. After a long day of sightseeing, a hot shower really washes away the fatigue. The zero-pressure mattress was also incredibly comfortable; it’s been a long time since I've slept better away from home than in my own bed. Overall, for an economy hotel, the facilities and service are truly commendable. I'll definitely be staying with this brand again. The only minor drawback was that the toothbrush head was a bit small, perhaps more suited for children. It would be an even better experience if they offered toothbrushes with larger heads."

"Today, I experienced a courtyard room with a private hot spring tub in Weihai, and it was truly unique to the area. From the moment I stepped in, I knew it was special. Perhaps for someone who grew up in the north, the concept of a room with its own private courtyard and hot tub isn't common, so seeing it for the first time felt incredibly novel. Opening the door revealed a private courtyard and a hot spring pool; you can even stargaze while soaking at night. The room has a Japanese-style natural wood aesthetic. The bedding was super comfortable, and listening to the wind chimes at night was incredibly therapeutic. After exploring Huancuilou Park during the day, coming back to another soak in the hot spring felt so different from any hotel I've stayed in before. After this experience, I really didn't want to check out!"