Rizhao Hotels with Breakfast

Facilities: The room is a small, independent tent, one room with a bathroom, and a cabinet-style air conditioner. The bed and sofa are very comfortable. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area and is fully equipped with toiletries and a hairdryer. Cleanliness: The room is very clean, although the carpet next to the bed is notoriously difficult to clean and was inevitably a little dirty, but the rest of the room was almost spotless. There was no unpleasant smell in the room. Environment: It was too hot in the summer, so we had to run the air conditioner all day. The room's ventilation wasn't very good, and it was a bit chilly at night with the air conditioner on, and a bit hot with the windows open. Fortunately, the blankets were thick. The only downside is that there are no convenience stores nearby; you need to drive 15 minutes to the town's shopping mall to buy things. We brought our dog there. There are only large tea plantations nearby, not any particularly wide lawns or anything like that. Overall, a day's walk is enough to see everything. There are a lot of mosquitoes at night. As for dining options, besides the guesthouse's own restaurant, there aren't many other choices nearby. I also went to a restaurant called ”Songlin Mountain Village Restaurant,” which had large portions, good value, and a wide variety of dishes, but the road was difficult to navigate. Service: The guesthouse staff were very attentive, turning on the room's air conditioning before we even arrived. The guesthouse's own coffee shop and restaurant were also fully equipped, offering green tea-themed drinks and dishes. I'm not particularly interested in tea, so I won't comment on that. Overall, it was a very good experience, extremely pet-friendly, suitable for those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, and also perfect for bringing furry friends to enjoy some fresh air.

Overall, the hotel is pretty average, and the decor is quite dated. If you look closely, many areas are showing their age. Only the hotel exterior and lobby look decent. Let me focus on the issues. On the first day, we arrived at the hotel around 6 PM. When we drove onto the platform, I asked if I could park there while checking in, but they wouldn't let me, even though other cars were clearly parked there. After parking in the basement and going up to the front desk, three people were standing there with their heads down. I wasn't sure if they were busy or what they were doing, so I didn't want to disturb them. I stood about 3 to 5 meters away for over half a minute. Seeing that no one was paying attention to me, I asked, ”Can I check in?” Immediately, a man told me to come to him. I saw him quickly put his phone aside; it turned out all three of them were playing on their phones. After check-in, no one told me where to find the elevator. I blindly walked in the opposite direction of the parking lot elevator and, by chance, got it right. The hotel has two side wings, and even if I had guessed wrong, there would have been an elevator, but it would have been a long detour. As for the hotel management, I guess they haven't had much training. From the moment I arrived until I checked out, no one ever nodded at me, said hello, or acknowledged me in any way. It was always cold, indifferent brushes past each other. The room didn't have any general-purpose tissues, only one in the bathroom by the sink. I don't know if this is standard for all rooms or if they just forgot to put one in. The soundproofing in the room was poor. In the morning, I could clearly hear doors closing in other rooms, people talking in the hallway, and children shouting next door. In the afternoon, I hung the 'please clean' sign on the door when I went out, but by 4:30 PM, the room still hadn't been cleaned. The alarm clock by the bed was placed there, but it wasn't set correctly; it was an hour off, as shown in the picture. Instant coffee is acceptable, but only sugar packets were provided, with no creamer or non-dairy creamer. Last night, I went to the bar on the first floor. When I entered, there was a live singer performing. I couldn't see any staff at the bar, and there were no other guests. I walked to the bar to look at the menu, and suddenly a young man popped up from behind the computer. Right after we ordered our drinks, the singer left. We sat there for half an hour in complete silence; there wasn't even any soft background music. We were the only ones there the whole time.

The service here is incredibly thoughtful, and all the staff are warm and friendly. Having visited Senbo in Hangzhou and Jiaxing, this Senbo in Rizhao is definitely the largest. There are so many activities! The game where you can exchange 'silver notes' everywhere is really fun, and at night, there's even iron flower-hitting performances and dances to watch. My child had such a great time that we extended our stay for another day. However, because we had to switch room types, we were initially told we'd have to check out and then check back in, which sounded like a real hassle. But our butler, Pudding, was incredibly considerate. She told us to leave our luggage in the room and go enjoy our planned activities, and they would move our bags to the new room for us. This meant our itinerary wasn't affected at all! Every day, Pudding would remind us of the restaurant mealtimes and various activity schedules. So, our entire stay was very relaxing. The sea-view room allowed us to watch the sunrise effortlessly from our balcony without having to go to the beach. We just checked the time beforehand! All our sunrise photos were taken from the hotel balcony, and being able to go straight back to bed afterward was incredibly comfortable! The Ruyi Bridge also makes it super convenient to get to the beach, and the hotel is very close to various attractions. Even at checkout, my child was happy and said they want to come back again. The only drawback was a slight design issue with the first room type we stayed in. The bathroom in the sea-view king room had no partition from the bedroom, which meant privacy was really lacking, even for a family of three. The 'Small Haisen' room type we moved to later was much better.

I rarely leave reviews, but I just had to for this gem of a hotel! From the moment I walked in, the warm greeting from the front desk staff really made my day. I mentioned my phone was dead, and she immediately offered me a power bank. The room itself was incredibly cozy and comfortable. The handwritten note, though not perfectly artistic, really showed the thoughtfulness and sincerity of the housekeeping staff. The room was spotless, the bed was super comfy, and there was even a big bathtub. Breakfast was also excellent; the chef personally brought me a small pear soup, which was a lovely touch. Every little detail showed the hotel's meticulous management. It truly lives up to its reputation as a big international brand like Wyndham. Highly recommended!

The hotel is very close to the beach, just a 5-minute walk. You exit the restaurant, turn left, cross the road, and you're there. It was also the cleanest beach I'd seen in Rizhao during my stay. The hotel has a heated swimming pool with two slow lanes, perfect for kids at the very edge, and two fast lanes. Staff supervise the fast lanes to ensure no children play or linger there, making them ideal for serious swimmers. The staff are very responsible, and the pool even provides inflatable armbands for temporary use, which is a very thoughtful touch. Excellent hotel management! 👍

Upon entering the hotel, the front desk staff were incredibly welcoming, and the check-in process was both swift and professional. The room itself was clean and tidy, with a thoughtful layout and excellent amenities. The bed was exceptionally comfortable, allowing me to quickly relax and enjoy a wonderful night's sleep. The hotel's dining service was also impressive, offering a diverse selection of authentically flavored dishes. Breakfast provided a wide variety of choices with a balanced nutritional spread, truly energizing me for the day ahead.

I recently visited Rizhao and stayed at Huazhu Youyougu, and it was an absolutely fantastic experience! I just had to share it with everyone! - **Environment:** Surrounded by mountains, the air here is incredibly fresh, full of negative oxygen ions. The moment you step in, it feels like entering a secluded paradise, far from the city's hustle and bustle. My mind and body instantly relaxed. Lying in the room at night, listening to the sounds of insects and gazing at the starry sky, was both romantic and incredibly peaceful. - **Service:** The staff were warm and attentive, providing thoughtful care from check-in to check-out. The check-in process was not only quick and efficient but also included detailed recommendations for local attractions. Any request was promptly addressed, making it feel just like home. - **Room:** The room was clean, tidy, and cozily furnished with high-quality amenities. Drawing back the curtains revealed a stunning view of a large tea plantation, which was both pleasant to the eye and soothing to the soul. The bed was very comfortable, and I slept exceptionally well. - **Location:** It's close to the city center, making transportation convenient, and there are many attractions nearby. I wholeheartedly recommend Huazhu Youyougu. Whether you're on a family trip, a romantic getaway, or traveling solo, you'll have a wonderful experience here. Next time I come to Rizhao, I'll definitely choose this place again!

Huamei Hotel is in a great location, close to various attractions and the city center. The room is clean and sanitary, and fruit biscuits are provided. There are 4 kinds of free drinks in the lobby, and the dishes in the Chinese restaurant on the 4th floor are also very good, with special delicacies such as Spanish mackerel dumplings, sea intestine rice, and sea sand noodles. The breakfast is also very rich, with all kinds of local delicacies, especially the various hot dishes are richer than other 4-star hotels. The bedding is also very comfortable. In short, it is a cost-effective hotel that I highly recommend staying in.

Recently, my husband and I took my Corgi baby sugar ball out to the coast for a walk. I stayed at the beach of Huangdao for two days. I occasionally brushed ** to see the sunshine. I decided to come to Rizhao temporarily. This hotel has a good evaluation, the key is to bring a dog, so I came. It feels really a surprise: the location is good, there are many attractions and snack streets around, dozens of meters away is the beach, it is really good to walk on the beach in the morning and evening; the service is thoughtful, the breakfast is rich, clean and hygienic; the service staff is very friendly to the dog. Give gifts before leaving. In short, praise!

Hotel location not bad as it's not far from the high speed train, but there are not much other facilities near the hotel. Hotel facilities are not good for this szie and brand name: 1. The shower is very weak 2. The breakfast is very bad with VERY few food I think it's manily because it's not peak season and not many guests. But for this price, i will expect more!