Hotels With parking in Liaoning, China

Overall, the experience was just okay and not great value for money. The hotel lobby is on the 88th floor, which acts as a transfer level. Whether you're going to your room or leaving the hotel, you have to go to the 88th floor to switch elevators, which is very inconvenient. Also, the staff guidance wasn't very timely, and there were no signs on the ground floor. I spent a long time looking for the elevator after I arrived, and no one guided me. After checking in on the 88th floor, no staff member told me I needed to switch elevators to get to my room. However, the high-altitude views are indeed beautiful. Although the breakfast quality wasn't exceptional, the stunning views from the breakfast area made up for it, and the breakfast restaurant service was quite good. The room design was nice, and the bed was large and comfortable. The only issue was the bathroom, which had no trash can, which was inconvenient. Also, it's my habit to wipe down the room's tables and light switches with disinfectant wipes, and when I did, there was a lot of dust flying around.

The hotel was very clean and conveniently located. What truly touched us was that we had booked a king-sized bed room, but upon arrival, they saw we were a family of three and upgraded us to a family room. The service was absolutely wonderful! I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Jinzhou; you should definitely stay here.

Staying in Shenyang for a few days, I chose the Northeast Asia Hotel, and it left a very good impression on me. The overall decor is simple yet grand, and the public areas are kept neat and organized. The guest rooms are well-maintained, with all facilities functioning properly and no signs of aging or malfunction. The bathroom has a wet and dry separation, keeping the floor dry, and the cleaning was very thorough. The bedding was clean and comfortable, allowing for a full rest after a long day. The hotel's location is excellent, convenient for both city sightseeing and business commutes. The staff were patient and communicative when issues arose, providing a pleasant service experience. With all sorts of dining, entertainment, and shopping options nearby, life here is incredibly convenient. This hotel is highly recommended whether you're traveling for leisure or staying temporarily for business.

First, the pros: The location is excellent, right in Donggang, next to Venice. You can walk to several popular spots nearby, feed seagulls, and it's very convenient to call a taxi. The concierge staff at the entrance were all fantastic, helping with car doors, closing them, and handling luggage. The front desk staff who checked me in also gave a detailed heads-up about the hot water usage. They even sent a birthday cake, which was a lovely gesture, but unfortunately, I came back too late that night and couldn't eat it. Room service for deliveries was also available. Now, for the cons: It's definitely not a traditional five-star hotel as there's no pool or bathtub. And honestly, the water heater really needs an upgrade. When four people took turns showering in the evening, we had to wait at least an hour or more between each person.

Facilities: The hotel is a bit old, with a distinct vintage feel, but it's not run-down. Overall, it's pretty decent. However, for those who frequently stay in hotels, there might be a slight issue, as standard rooms don't have floor-to-ceiling windows. On the positive side, the bedding is quite new. Considering it opened in 2008, it's understandable. The executive lounge, though, offers an absolutely stunning view, overlooking the entire harbor. Hygiene: Most areas were very clean, and there were no odors or stains on the pillows, duvets, or mattresses. However, there was some white residue in the bathtub, which the hotel didn't clean thoroughly. Service: The service was very good, with quick response times. The check-in experience was also pleasant, with staff helping to carry luggage to the room, which was excellent! Environment: The environment is also good, and it's close to the subway station. Turn right out of the hotel, and you'll find Zhongshan Square, a nice spot to take friends or kids to see pigeons. Summary: If you don't mind its age, it's a good hotel. The hygiene is mostly fine, the facilities are functional, and the service is excellent. The breakfast is also quite distinctive, offering Dalian specialties like xiaolongbao, jianbing guozi, menzi, and sea cucumber rice. A few suggestions: the executive lounge's access control isn't very strict; they should have someone specifically guarding the entrance to prevent those without executive privileges from entering. Also, the curtains don't fully cover the windows, leaving gaps on both sides. And there should definitely be tissues on the bedside table, not just in the bathroom, as it's inconvenient. Side note: This hotel left a particularly deep impression on me because the room assigned to me upon check-in was a pleasant surprise. The hotel opened in 2008, and coincidentally, I was given room number 2008. It was a really great stay experience!

This stay at the hotel was a very pleasant experience. The location of the hotel is very convenient. There is a parking lot with many parking spaces, parking is very convenient, and the surrounding facilities are complete. The hotel rooms are clean, tidy, comfortable and warm, with great attention to detail. The hotel staff are very warm and thoughtful, and their service attitude is excellent. I really think this is a good hotel that is trustworthy. I must give this hotel a big thumbs up! Will choose here next time.

The hotel's online advertising built up too much anticipation, leading to a significant gap between expectation and reality. I arrived at 10:30 PM, and the lobby was completely dark. The room was spacious and the bed was comfortable, but the shower drainage was poor; water flowed from the shower enclosure directly into the toilet area. Since it was late and I was only staying one night, I didn't bother calling for service. The vanity area was also uncomfortably close to the bed with no privacy screen. As for the hot spring area, the water activities were fun and my child enjoyed them. However, the scrubbing area and lounge were very mediocre. If you're looking for a good scrubbing experience, I'd advise against it. There wasn't even any water available to drink in the scrubbing area. I finally found some hot water in the main hall, but the air conditioning wasn't sufficient, so I was constantly sweating. Free drinking water wasn't readily available everywhere. The dinner voucher from Ctrip was useless since I arrived so late. When I asked if I could use it the next day, I was told no, it was only valid for the same day – what's the point of giving it then? Overall, the indoor areas felt dim and disorganized, while the outdoor areas were clean, tidy, and interesting.

The room had a great view and the hotel is in an excellent location. The staff were friendly, the room was clean, and there are plenty of restaurants within walking distance. It’s right in the city center, making it very convenient to get around. Overall, I had a very good stay and would definitely recommend this hotel.

The hotel's location is convenient; there's a Lao Siji restaurant not far away. William, the front desk staff, was very attentive and nice. The biggest flaw: the dry cleaning service! I specifically told the staff that only two spots were dirty, but when it came back, it was exactly the same as when I sent it in.

The room is spacious and well-designed. The ground-floor room comes with a lovely private courtyard where you can sit or lie down, facing the sea which is just 100 meters away – truly a perfect 'staring-at-the-sea' room. You can even walk directly from your courtyard in your bikini to go beachcombing or swimming. There are plenty of complimentary snacks in the room. All in all, I'll definitely be staying here again on my next visit.