Hotel Dengan Kolam Renang di Shandong, China

I had a 16-hour layover in Qingdao, so I decided to check out hotels near the airport. I ended up booking the Bangchen Hotel at the terminal, but when I arrived, I was upgraded to the Junting Hotel – they seem to be under the same ownership! To get there from the airport's arrival level, you take the elevator to departure level A. There's a special passage next to the meeting point, and then you just follow the signs. It's super convenient and you don't have to worry about the weather! The hotel lobby is very grand, and the room was quite spacious. I particularly liked the beautiful sink in the bathroom! Even though it's right next to the airport, there was virtually no noise, which was great! The only issue was that my room was right by the elevator, which is why I gave a lower service rating. I'd suggest that when the hotel isn't busy, they avoid assigning guests rooms next to the elevator. After all, many guests stay here for early morning flights, so the sound of doors closing and people talking in the elevator area can be quite noisy and disturb sleep.

The location is absolutely unbeatable! You can have fun right outside the door, and it's just a short walk to the sea. You can even see the sea from the elevator. The room was comfortable, and it even snowed that day, so we got to play in the snow right outside for ages. The geographical location is superb, and we had a very comfortable stay. The location is just to the left of picture five. Honestly, the location is the best part! It's fantastic!

During summer vacation, I took my elementary school-aged children to climb Mount Tai. Ctrip picked us up at Jinan Airport and took us to Tai'an, where we stayed at the Wyndham Hotel for two nights. The hotel is relatively new, has a nice environment, and is high-end and classy. I personally think it's probably the most luxurious hotel in Tai'an. The front desk staff was very friendly and even upgraded our room for free. The hotel is very close to the high-speed rail station, just a few minutes away, and the reservation includes free transfers from the station. The next day, we took the high-speed rail to the Three Confucian Temples Scenic Area and Nishan Academy in Qufu for a round-trip (20 minutes), saving us the hassle of changing hotels with luggage. I'm glad I did my research well and chose the right hotel. I'll definitely choose the Wyndham again next time I visit.

Location: Right by the sea, and a 15-minute walk to May Fourth Square. Around 5 PM, you can see flocks of seagulls, which is quite a sight. Compared to staying near Zhanqiao Pier, choosing this location means you won't get stuck in traffic during peak season. There's a mall nearby for some shopping, and Jingfugong Korean Restaurant, which is excellent, is just a 5-minute walk away. Room: Picture 1 is the sunset shot from room 1727. It offers a partial sea view. I particularly liked the table in the room. During peak season, it's great to order takeout and enjoy it in the hotel without waiting in lines, watching the sunset with a Qingdao beer – it saves so much time! Amenities: The breakfast was incredibly rich and fantastic; the kids absolutely loved it. In winter, they also have an infinity heated pool, which is 1.5 meters deep and very safe, with amazing views. Adults can also enjoy the gym and sauna! Service: Customer service agent Rose provided excellent one-on-one WeChat service. She wasn't just passively answering questions; she proactively checked in on us and even helped me get complimentary drinks and alcohol from the mini-fridge in the room. Rose definitely deserves a thumbs up! P.S.: The luggage staff at Hyatt Regency were super handsome! The front desk lady had such a gentle voice! Rose must also be a gentle, thoughtful, and beautiful lady!

The room was nice, the service was attentive, and the facilities were complete. It was quiet at night and convenient for walking. The courtyard was beautiful and close to the Dongchang Lake Scenic Area. The service at the restaurant was attentive and enthusiastic, especially Zhang Xue, the waiter in the new private room. She was very warm and thoughtful, and we felt very well taken care of during our meal. We must commend her for this. Of course, there were some shortcomings. The disposable razor provided in the room was of poor quality, with a chipped blade. After shaving, I scratched my face and scalp several times.

The hotel's location, facilities, and parking are all quite good. However, with so many new hotels nowadays, some of the smart amenities feel a bit outdated. The breakfast, though, is absolutely fantastic – a huge variety of high-quality items. And the price on Ctrip during the off-season was amazing, making it excellent value for money. Definitely recommend!

Arriving in Linyi, travel-worn from Tianjin, the moment I stepped into the hotel lobby, all my fatigue quietly melted away. Traveling with a child always adds a layer of concern, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that every one of those worries was gently addressed by the thoughtful care here. The most delightful surprise was undoubtedly the unexpected room upgrade. Our originally booked room type was quietly upgraded to a more spacious and comfortable one. The bright floor-to-ceiling windows offered gentle views of Linyi's streetscape, feeling like an unexpected gift that instantly elevated the quality of our stay. This silent yet profound gesture of thoughtfulness made us, first-time visitors, feel truly at home and welcomed. This warmth was further exemplified and brought to life in the lobby bar. An employee named Shi Keqian, with her genuine smile and friendly demeanor, made a rich, aromatic handcrafted coffee that, with each sip, seemed to melt away the lingering travel fatigue. What warmed our hearts even more was her thoughtful attention to our child – she specially offered some delicate and adorable cookies. The smile on our child's face, clutching the cookies, was more captivating than any scenic view. Ms. Shi's genuine kindness wasn't just part of a service protocol; it was a heartfelt expression of hospitality that made this hotel feel less like a temporary lodging and more like the home of a warm and welcoming Linyi friend. On a separate note, the swimming pool and other facilities, including their service, were quite disappointing. After a swim, we found there was virtually no body wash or shampoo available in the showers. When we inquired, we were met with various excuses. This really detracts from the overall experience at such a large, high-star hotel!

I booked this hotel for my family based on the great reviews, and we were very satisfied with the experience. The location is excellent, and the service is fantastic! The front desk staff kindly arranged a suitable room for us in advance, depending on availability. The room was clean and spacious, and it offered a great view. Connie, the Quality Control Manager, was incredibly responsive and provided warm, thoughtful service. All the staff we encountered were very enthusiastic, demonstrating a clear advantage in service. Furthermore, the hotel's location is truly unique; it's very close to both tourist attractions and shopping malls, making it suitable for both leisure and business travelers. In short, we'll definitely be back next time. This is a highly recommended hotel in Jinan!

We chose Marriott for our family trip with the kids, and we were immediately touched by the thoughtful little details and a short note from the room attendant after check-in. In the hallway, we bumped into a service staff member, Ms. Hu Changli, and asked for two extra toothbrushes since we had two kids. To our surprise, when we returned in the evening, we found extra children's slippers and small bathrobes, plus some small toys! The photoshoot on the second day was also fantastic; the makeup and photography were very professional. We didn't get to experience the 'Six Arts' activities due to time constraints, but we'll definitely be back next time. All in all, it was a wonderful stay!

The Ramada Plaza in Tai’an was great! Location is 10 a 10 minute cab ride to HongMen, the entrance to Tai Shan, and a 20 minute ride from the main train station. The staff was friendly and the included breakfast was plentiful. My room was also clean and spacious. No complaints.