I stayed here for one night on a business trip to Yantai. Overall, the hotel was good. There's free underground and outdoor parking, but spaces are tight (it's mixed-use parking, so outsiders also park there; the underground lot is mostly only available at night). The security guard at the parking lot was very friendly and helpful, directing me to a spot. The lobby felt a bit basic, with almost no seating area, and you have to make two turns after entering the hotel. All the staff were polite and greeted me proactively. The room was quite spacious (but the beds were small, only 1.2 meters wide – I don't know why the hotel would put two small beds in such a large room). The bathroom truly had a separate wet and dry area (both the shower and toilet had their own doors), but the shower stall was tiny. The room was clean, but the overall lighting was dim, especially by the full-length mirror, which was even darker. The water pressure for the shower was low, lacking power, but the temperature was stable. Also, there was a strange platform next to one of the beds (photo 7) that was really inconvenient. Even with the warning, I still tripped over it, thankfully without falling. This design is quite dangerous, especially for those who need to get up at night, and the space between the two beds was very narrow. Bottled water was provided freely and unlimited. The breakfast was rich and varied, even including mackerel dumplings, and there was a late-night snack service. The hotel is directly opposite Suochengli, making it very convenient for walking around and finding food. Overall, it was a good stay.
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