Hotels with Gym and Fitness Centre in Wanning

Unexpectedly, choosing this B&B turned out to be an amazing surprise! The overall environment is serene and elegant, and the surroundings are quiet and pleasant, making it perfect for a relaxing stroll. The room's decor is exquisite and beautiful, with tasteful and inviting soft furnishings. The bed was incredibly soft and comfortable, the bedding clean and odor-free, and the bathroom amenities complete and tidy. I had a wonderfully peaceful night's sleep. The host was incredibly warm and attentive, responding quickly to everything from check-in instructions to daily needs, and patiently and thoroughly answering any questions I had. The service was impeccable yet unobtrusive. The common areas are meticulously maintained, showing care in every detail. The value for money far exceeds other accommodations in the same price range. It's ideal for both short trips and longer, relaxing stays. My entire experience was perfect, without a single disappointment. I've already recommended it to friends, and I'll definitely prioritize booking here again next time!

Overall, my stay was fantastic. The cleanliness was top-notch, the room was spacious, and it was very quiet. The free breakfast was delicious and satisfying. The hotel's pets were incredibly well-behaved, especially the dogs, who were very friendly. The location was convenient, not too far from the beach at two kilometers, and renting a car right at the entrance was easy. Short trips by taxi or car were quick. The service was attentive, and the overall value for money was excellent.

To all you lovely people heading to Shenzhou Peninsula, you absolutely must choose the Grand Hyatt! Before I came, I read countless posts comparing the Grand Hyatt with Le Méridien, Sheraton, Westin, and so on. Having experienced it firsthand, I can confidently say the Grand Hyatt is truly excellent! First off, the hotel facilities are very new. The moment you enter the lobby, you're greeted by air conditioning (you absolutely *must* try the egg waffles in the lobby!). We arrived around 1 PM, and our room was already ready. They even gave us a super cute woven bag (a thoughtful touch that I used throughout our trip). I highly recommend the 'Garden View Family Room' for families with two adults and two children. It offers suite-like amenities at a guest room price (though without club lounge access). The room even comes with a washing machine (for parents with kids who swim multiple times a day, you can imagine how amazing that is!). The overall layout of the hotel is very similar to the Mandarin Oriental Sanya, with individual villas connected. Getting around relies entirely on electric buggies. Before we came, I saw many online posts complaining about long waits for buggies, but we didn't experience that at all! Each driver has a walkie-talkie, constantly communicating to precisely pick up every guest. Even late at night, you can see many buggies shuttling around; the whole fleet operates very efficiently. (When checking out, the buggy driver even offered to take my room card and help me check out, then drive me directly to the parking lot. OMG, I was shocked by the efficiency!) So, if you're concerned about transportation, you can rest assured! Next, I want to highly praise the hotel's various parent-child activities. Firstly, they have a dedicated mini-program where you can reserve activities in advance using your room or booking number, which is a huge plus. If an activity is fully booked, you can call reservations to be put on a waiting list. For instance, a cocktail activity we originally couldn't book later got a spot when the hotel called us. Secondly, the hotel truly understands families. Most activities are around 10-15 minutes long, ensuring neither kids nor parents get tired. You can even mix and match activities. For example, my wife went for cocktails, then came back to the kids' club to watch the kids, allowing me to go paddleboarding. We only stayed one night but enjoyed two full days of activities (their heated pool is perfect for 6-8 year olds, about one meter deep, allowing both kids to play independently. This depth is rare but excellent, and our kids had a blast!). We played until past 9 PM before reluctantly heading to our next hotel. Then, I must commend the hotel's breakfast. It's truly thoughtful and elaborate, from the quality of ingredients (I was surprised to see caviar on the Eggs Benedict!) to the variety of choices (three types of milk, including Vitasoy!) and local specialties. I was so engrossed in the肠粉 (rice noodle rolls) that I had three plates and couldn't fit in any other exquisite dishes! The view next to the restaurant is beautiful, with clear water where you can see various fish. Perhaps they could even develop a snorkeling activity right at the hotel. Also, the hotel is just across the road from the commercial street, where you'll find Diandian Coconut Chicken and Taiqiong Zao Po Cu, as well as various concept stores – very convenient for some cool browsing. In short, this visit to the Grand Hyatt far exceeded my expectations. I believe it's no less impressive than the family-friendly hotels in Sanya. Everyone should give it a try! Finally, I have two suggestions. First, it would be great if the sofa bed in this room type could be upgraded; all the dads in families would thank you. Second, the front desk service could be a bit more enthusiastic, especially the young ladies. As we were leaving, I saw a guest having an intense discussion with the front desk staff, almost in tears, and the young ladies seemed a bit cold.

I was a bit apprehensive at first, seeing the mixed reviews online, but the moment we were waiting to check in, our amazing butler, Mile, contacted me and offered to handle the check-in process directly. Throughout our stay, her service was incredibly thoughtful and responsive. She went above and beyond, tirelessly answering my requests for the buggy at any hour – truly exceptional attentiveness that brought our trip to a perfect close!. As for the hotel itself, we booked a two-bedroom villa, and contrary to some online comments, it wasn't damp at all, even though it rained during our stay. The cleanliness was also satisfactory. The room was very spacious and perfectly comfortable for our family of five. We also enjoyed a continuous flow of welcome drinks and complimentary fruit platters and cakes upon arrival, which many five-star hotels don't even offer. The only minor drawback was breakfast; it was just too crowded. I had to queue at 9:00 AM on the first day and again at 10:20 AM on the second day. Everything else was absolutely perfect, and I look forward to visiting again!

Everything was great, except the price during Chinese New Year was indeed very high. If it were in the 800-1000 range, I think it would be a fantastic hotel. I really loved the environment; after seeing too much of the sea, experiencing tropical nature felt really refreshing and met my expectations. All the staff were very enthusiastic, and the shuttle service offered unlimited rides to nearby attractions. Overall, it exceeded my expectations. Compared to the Westin I'm staying at now, I'd much rather be there; this place feels like a chaotic market with almost zero service.

Given the 2500+ RMB price per night, we'll judge it by 2500+ RMB standards. The facilities are indeed old. The air conditioning doesn't get cold, no matter how you adjust it. Looking at other reviews, it's a central AC system and can't be adjusted. It showed 29 degrees Celsius in the room, and I wonder how many people staying in a hotel would find that acceptable. Breakfast required queuing, which I don't understand. As an older hotel, surely this isn't a new problem? If there aren't enough dining resources, why not open more restaurants? It's clearly sacrificing guest experience to maximize profits. Another strange policy is that once food delivery arrives, you have to call for it to be sent up. I don't quite understand why it can't just be delivered directly without the guest having to make that call. Perhaps the only good thing I'll remember is that the cleaning lady was very kind. She helped combine the beds, adjusted the dehumidifier, and found a spot to dry clothes. She was a gem. Overall, my feeling is that the staff are good, but the management comes up with these bizarre rules, and I have no idea what they're thinking.

Our family of three came here for a trip, and the service was excellent. The front desk staff was very welcoming, and the attention to detail was truly impressive. They even provided small items like masks and essential balm. The hotel has plenty of parking spaces, both in front and behind, making parking very convenient. We were very satisfied with our stay.

Located just one kilometer from Shenzhou High-Speed ​​Railway Station, and right next to Wangfujing Duty-Free City, the accommodation was much cleaner and more comfortable than in Riyue Bay. A cleaning lady came to clean the rooms, and the beds in the dormitories were wider and more comfortable than in typical hostels. Each dormitory room had its own bathroom, and electric scooters were available for rent. I had a very comfortable week there.

Everything is good, breakfast is also very good, but the room is a bit musty, maybe it's because of the damp weather, maybe it's because of the damp blanket, I hope the hotel can improve

After reading many reviews, I chose this hotel. Before coming, I was worried about cleanliness and heard that the roads nearby were bad. However, upon arrival, I was pleasantly surprised! The room was big and bright, especially the balcony, which was huge and offered a first-class sea view. Sitting on the balcony was a real treat. The surroundings were also very quiet and beautiful. The room even had its own washing machine, kitchen, and refrigerator, though there were no bowls or pots. It was completely worth the money. We arrived early, and the front desk staff immediately arranged a room for us. I don't know why some people said the roads were bad; the roads were perfectly fine to drive on. Perhaps they were referring to the parking lot road. The only downside is that there aren't many attractions nearby. However, if you're coming for the winter with a few families, it's quite good. Although there's no public transportation, it's easy to hail a ride right outside. The island's sightseeing buggy can also pick up and drop off guests to the bridgehead.