Jinjiang Peninsula Seasons Hotel

“Definitely the better option”

I came here firstly, getting directions to get my christmas eve dinner. Reception speaks 'understandable' english. Came to stay here 3 days later after realising most hotels here doesn't accept foreigners. Rooms: very good, clean, provides english channels for sports, news, and some comedy shows. … Plus

I came here firstly, getting directions to get my christmas eve dinner. Reception speaks 'understandable' english. Came to stay here 3 days later after realising most hotels here doesn't accept foreigners. Rooms: very good, clean, provides english channels for sports, news, and some comedy shows. Room facility is well provided, with a washing machine, ironing board, good wifi speed and toilet amenities. Had to leave early and the house keeper was kind enough to help put my laundry out to dry. The only downside to the room, the toilet floor is mossy and when you take a shower, the water leaks out of the glass door leaving a great puddle of water which might make you slip and fall. staff had been very helpful with everything after all the major international hotel brand disappointments I had to go through. Those planning to stay here, they offer discounted price for rooms for longer stay. Stayed here 27th December 2014 for 2 weeks.

Moins

“Quality hotel”

We entered China at Qinhuangdao on a ferry from Incheon, South Korea. With little idea of where was a good place to stay in this little touristed city, we decided a central location was best and there we were, in a fairly grand fancy business hotel. I think the reception staff were surprised to get… Plus

We entered China at Qinhuangdao on a ferry from Incheon, South Korea. With little idea of where was a good place to stay in this little touristed city, we decided a central location was best and there we were, in a fairly grand fancy business hotel. I think the reception staff were surprised to get tourists (as were the port immigration officials), let alone scruffy backpackers fresh off the ferry, but they were very friendly and we were more than welcomed. The receptionist even spoke some English and gave us good advice on which train station to go to re trains to Beijing (the railway investment programme has resulted in a brand new station being built in the north of the city, so don't go to the southern one!), plus she provided us with good info on how to reach the Great Wall north of the city where it meets the sea. Our room was big, clean and had a high quality to it: everything about it certainly met a 3* standard or better. We had a good view from the 13th floor room as well! Our room included breakfast which was a fantastic buffet with dozens of things to choose from. Amusingly, our breakfast each day was accompanied with Xmas music (in October). There is also a chilled out bar next to the lobby to take in a drink in the evening. In the unlikely event that we have reason to visit Qinhuangdao again, we would definitely look to stay here.

Moins

“End of the Great Wall”

Booked at Qinhuangdao to visit the Dragons Head as the last stop of a 2 week China trip. The apartment was comfortable enough but the general cleanliness and maintenance let it down. As we had a Chinese national in our party there were no problems with communication so cannot comment on knowledge … Plus

Booked at Qinhuangdao to visit the Dragons Head as the last stop of a 2 week China trip. The apartment was comfortable enough but the general cleanliness and maintenance let it down. As we had a Chinese national in our party there were no problems with communication so cannot comment on knowledge of English for staff. Facilities were good and free wifi appreciated as problems with SIM cards meant waiting to be back at the hotel before communicating home to Australia. Free wireless WiFi supported Facetime video calls however video streaming was a bit jerky so obviously not full bandwidth.

Moins