Romantic Hotels in Liaoning, China

This is a hotel with a lot of character. The front desk service was attentive and thoughtful, and they genuinely tried to resolve any issues I had. The room was clean, spacious, and bright, with complete amenities. The staff were enthusiastic, efficient, and always ready to help. The hotel's location is very close to the scenic area, making it very convenient to get around. Overall, it was great, and I would definitely stay here again.

The hotel is a convenient 15-minute walk from the Forbidden City Grand Marshal's Mansion. You can also order takeout, including chicken drumsticks. There's a free underground parking garage that allows you to bring your car right up. The front desk service was excellent; they even gave us a free room upgrade! From the 26th-floor observation deck, you can see the Forbidden City at night. The front desk staff were warm, polite, and even had a gift bag with recommendations for local eateries. I'd definitely stay here again; super satisfied! Lao Bian Dumpling Restaurant is a direct walk away, making shopping easy. There's a supermarket if you turn left outside the hotel, and Zhongjie Street is only a five-minute walk. The free underground parking is incredibly convenient. Everything here is great, and I'll definitely be back. Self-service afternoon tea (13:00-15:00): Includes small biscuits and pastries. [Lobby Special] Freshly ground, brewed aromatic coffee: Available from 9 AM, and it's excellent.

I'm so glad I chose the Yike Yijia Hotel; the service was excellent! The location is absolutely amazing – super close to Xinghai Square and Zhongshan Square by taxi, making it incredibly convenient to get back after exploring the night scenery. The room was cozier than I expected, spotlessly clean, and the bedding was super soft. I really appreciate the well-designed wet/dry separation in the bathroom and the instant hot water. Plus, the toiletries were more than sufficient. A special shout-out to the front desk lady, she was incredibly kind!

Facilities: A bit dated, with small cracks on the cabinet above the mini-fridge and some wall areas, as shown in the last two photos. Overall, it's nothing major and doesn't affect the stay; considering it's a hotel over ten years old, one shouldn't be too demanding. The hotel's facilities are generally complete, with standard luxury hotel amenities. The breakfast is decent; it offers more variety than some Westins but less than some Marriotts. However, the quality is good, especially the desserts which are delicious, and there's a wide selection of juices and milk. Some Marriott hotels even offer a full Cantonese dim sum spread, whereas here there are only a few hot dishes, making the variety seem limited, but the taste is excellent. The potatoes in the pork rib stew are very fragrant, and the boiled shrimp are quite large. All the fruits weren't sweet enough; the fruit quality could be improved. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Environment: A landmark building in Dalian, nestled against the mountain and overlooking the sea – definitely worth a visit. It's even more stunning for photos at night. It's about a 10 to 15-minute walk downhill, and a bit far from the subway station, but it's away from the city's hustle and bustle, and getting a taxi is very convenient. There's a sky garden on the 5th floor, and the lobby is magnificent; any photo taken there looks great. Service: Thoughtful and attentive. Someone helps open car doors and handle luggage upon arrival. There's a dedicated butler service that tries its best to accommodate reasonable guest requests. The mini-bar requires extra payment, but a welcome fruit platter and dessert were provided, along with a large bottle of homemade beer. This hotel's beer isn't available online, but it's genuinely delicious.

Facilities: Well-equipped. Cleanliness: The environment was clean and tidy, but I did notice some dust in the room when I was blow-drying my hair in the morning. Environment: It's not far from Zhongshan Square, with many restaurants nearby, making it very convenient for dining out or ordering takeout. Service: Since I arrived quite late, the front desk specifically called to confirm my arrival. When I got there, they immediately offered me tea, which was very kind and thoughtful. First-day minibar: The hotel also provided some complimentary drinks. Overall, I was very satisfied and highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Dalian.

I stayed here for a business trip, and the facilities were quite comprehensive, with everything you could need. There's also a small lounge downstairs, which was very pleasant for chatting with friends. The environment was excellent, always playing soothing music that was very refreshing. The location is also fantastic, very close to the subway station and conveniently located near Laobeishi and Shenyang Zhongjie. The room hygiene was very good, and the housekeeping staff were all very kind and handled any issues well. The front desk service made me feel right at home, very thoughtful and anticipating all needs. It was excellent, and I'll definitely come back next time I'm here for business. It's fantastic! And with Christmas just around the corner, the atmosphere is wonderful. As soon as you walk in, you feel the festive spirit.

The purpose of this trip to Benxi was twofold: Firstly, to take my seventy-year-old parents back to Benxi Water Caves, revisiting a place from their vibrant youth and reliving those passionate memories. Secondly, it was to help my daughter de-stress before she transitions from primary to junior high, as she's about to step into the demanding arena of life. **Reason for choosing this place:** We picked Guan Shan Lake Xikang Yunshe because its online photos were simply breathtaking – showcasing stunning scenery, lush greenery, magnificent views, and picturesque beauty that truly captivated me and made me want to experience it firsthand. (Honestly, with so many guesthouses and hotels sprouting up across Benxi like mushrooms after rain these past two years, to avoid decision paralysis, I simply picked the top-ranked one.) **First Impression:** The mountains were in a languid slumber, while the clouds playfully sketched the outline of a castle. At three in the afternoon, the golden sunlight pierced through the clouds, bathing the grey castle in a glow that felt like a divine touch and special favor. (Though this description might seem a bit exaggerated, I believe even Eileen Chang would write it this way.) Let me discuss the facilities, hygiene, environment, service, unique hot springs, and buffet breakfast all at once: * **Facilities:** Among all hotels I've stayed at in the same price range, these are personally the most satisfactory and my favorite. * **Hygiene:** There's still room for improvement. I admit I have exceptionally high standards for cleanliness; my husband, whose pocket money has been depleted by my pickiness, can attest to that. * **Environment:** The advantages here are self-evident: blessed with unique green mountains, clear waters, and swirling mist. There's simply no room for me to find fault, and I suspect the people of Benxi wouldn't allow it anyway! * **Service:** I deliberately tried to count the staff members I encountered: two doormen, four charming front desk staff, a villa driver, a room cleaning attendant, kitchen/delivery personnel, staff in the hot spring area, and dining areas... Oh, never mind, I confess my math isn't good enough to count them all. In short, every staff member I met was patient, caring, and dedicated. Their service was perfectly balanced, attentive without being overly enthusiastic. Yes, the hotel management behind the scenes certainly deserves a grand commendation. * **Unique Hot Springs:** Both my mom and daughter had a wonderful time soaking. My daughter was thrilled because there was unlimited ice cream available, which she could openly and freely enjoy – something I don't usually permit at home. My mom, in turn, was happy seeing her daughter so joyful. Given that the ice cream was actually quite high-quality, I even broke my own rule and indulged in quite a bit. It wasn't just about taking advantage of something free; it was more about not wanting to be a hypocrite with one rule for them and another for me. There were also plenty of unlimited fruits and snacks, perfect for quenching thirst and cooling down. * **Buffet Breakfast:** The buffet breakfast offered a wide variety. I prefer strong flavors in the morning and enjoyed a generous amount of boiled shrimp, baked beans in tomato sauce, Italian beef brisket, bacon, and homemade yogurt. For those who prefer lighter options, the traditional Chinese breakfast choices were truly dazzling. **A Side Note:** At 4:27 AM, I leaned by the hot spring pool in my room. The water temperature was 37.2 degrees Celsius, exactly half a degree higher than my body temperature – just enough to help my tense nerves loosen their first button. True enjoyment, I realized, is found in places where even time seems to slow down. At that moment, I gazed at the mist still lingering over the distant mountains and fields outside my window, then slowly closed my eyes, drifting back into a soothing dream, only to be awakened by: ”Mom, Mom, Mom, is the hot spring water ready for me?!”

A landmark on Youth Street, right in the city center. Even though the hotel has been open for a while and the facilities are a bit dated, it still feels very luxurious. It offers unique spots for night view photos – a perfect recommendation! Also, Sunny, our butler, provided thoughtful and responsive service; they were always there when we needed them. Our stay at the Grand Hyatt truly made our wonderful Shenyang trip even more romantic.

I really enjoyed my stay here. The hotel environment is fantastic, very quiet, and the room decor is super cozy. It gets great natural light, and the sunshine coming in makes it feel so warm. The bedding is incredibly soft too. The staff were all wonderful; the young woman at the front desk was especially helpful, enthusiastically explaining all the hotel's facilities. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience.

The sea-view room experience this time was absolutely fantastic! The bay window in the room was just the right size; as soon as I drew back the curtains, I could see the azure ocean, and the shimmering waves were incredibly therapeutic. Waking up to the sea breeze in the morning and gazing at the distant sea from the window was so relaxing and pleasant. The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was soft and comfortable. The hotel staff were warm and attentive, always responding promptly to any requests. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in the area!