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• 去机场挺方便的

  A TripAdvisor Member

  Nov 26, 2025 | Trip type: Solo travel

  从青岛流亭机场出来，约莫20分钟车程就抵达酒店了。前台的热情好客度简直能评上满分，对人都是恭恭敬敬的。房间的面积没有想象中的大，而且多数设备都略显陈旧。酒店虽然有健身房，但是那头的空间有点拥挤，没什么太大的感觉。

• 地段有点偏 其他都还好

  A TripAdvisor Member

  Mar 12, 2025

  这次去青岛出差下榻的酒店，离市区比较远，火车站海边都不近。周围环境还不错，有个华润大商城，hm zara 优衣库都有的，给人很亲切的感觉。酒店设施齐全，早餐很可口，还有免费的牛蒡茶。游泳健身也有，就是没时间玩了。

• 李村不错的酒店

  A TripAdvisor Member

  Jan 29, 2025

  曾经是李村地标性建筑，随着城市的发展，沦为平庸但是李村确实没有什么拿的出手的酒店，这家总体来说不错，房间设施好，屋子也大，干净整洁。不过来青岛住酒店的以旅游居多，位置是缺点。

• Functional for business, but odd location

  The_Conductor

  Upstate NY | Apr 13, 2025 | Trip type: Business , Solo

  This is a high-rise hotel several miles back from the coast, in the Licun area about halfway between the airport and Qingdao proper. I stayed here for two weeks on business and paid about $85 a night.
  Since my stays in Qingdao are becoming more frequent, I decided to try this hotel out as a lower-cost alternative to the Shangri-la, (which is nice but costs double this for a bunch of stuff I don't even have the time to enjoy anyhow). The room itself was on a par with an American hotel of the same price range: clean, reasonably spacious, & functional, but not swanky. The furniture was in good shape but the carpet was a bit stained. The bathroom fixtures were modest but kept in perfect working order; when the shower control handle broke it was fixed summarily without even having to ask. The staff was dutiful & courteous.
  The common facilities were, similarly, functional but not snazzy. The exercise room & pool were nice enough, but don't open until 8:30am. The breakfast ($6 extra) had a good assortment of fruits, vegetables, eggs, bacon, sausage, cereal, etc. I didn't try the restaurant for supper.
  A Shenzen Airlines ticket office is in the lobby. They display a UnionPay logo which means they should be able to take Discover Card, but they can't. That doesn't even surprise me anymore. The only non-Western businesses that take credit cards in China are hotels and places set up to commit fraud, so after check-in I lock them in the hotel safe. No worry, there are ATM's about 100 feet to the south.
  Internet was included. Ping times, at 65 ms to the US, were some of the fastest I have seen in China, and you get a real (not NAT) IP address. But the DHCP lease times are short; if your computer goes to sleep mode for even a minute you have to renew your connection. My Palm PDA couldn't sniff out any Wi-Fi anywhere.
  The location is not near the coast, and though about half as far, the layout of the highway system means it takes just as long to get here from the airport as downtown Qingdao. It is reasonably close to the Tsing-Tao (i.e., Qingdao) brewery. Hailing a cab here (or Qingdao generally) is not as easy as Shanghai, nor are cabbies as knowledgeable about the lay of the city as in Shanghai. The management doesn't do much beyond the ordinary to compensate for the isolated location, leaving it to the staff to call in taxis ad-hoc. The resultant isolation is mitigated a bit by the bus hub at Licun square about a block to the south (with the blue wavy sculpture, not the red fiery one) . Bus 303, for example, has its other terminus at the rail station. Bus 230 goes to the eastern beaches. The buses can be almost unbelievably crowded, but if you just can't hail a cab...
  I did not see a single other person of Western extraction in the hotel or the surrounding streets (or anywhere but the beach, and they were Germans) the whole time I was there, nor did anyone beyond the reception desk speak any English. So if you go ambling about the nearby streets, as I like to do, look for a restaurant with pictures on the menu, and know how to say "ching djeh-guh" (please this) and "doo-oh shaow" (how much?). Most interesting to me was a very modest Hui (Chinese Muslim) restaurant around the corner on Da Lao Rd which served up a nicely spicy rice and meat (looked like...pork?!) dish for a mere 85 cents.
  The upside to this hotel's isolated location is that, refreshingly, I was not solicited by any working girls the entire time I was there (though they are clearly available, since a steady stream of them were scurrying in and out the elevator). And the hair salons really are hair salons, not brothels.
  In conclusion, this hotel is not the nicest available, nor is it particularly well-suited to cater to English-speakers. The location is inconvenient for tourists. But the facilities are reasonably complete and it is a sensible choice if you are on a budget and need good Internet and a place get some work done.

• Overloaded swimming pool & gym

  wreckit

  Singapore, Singapore | Jul 30, 2025 | Trip type: Business

  Chose this hotel for the gym and pool facilities but I was shellshocked to find the little pool cramped with more than 50 children and adults, not a single one of them hotel guests. Likewise, you won't find walking space in the gym. Seems it is overly opened to the publ
  This hotel which is refurbished from an older style don't quite meet 4 start standards. It has a fancy lobby but the rooms are disappointing. Lot's of tour buses bringing loads of tour groups in and expect to wait a while just to use the elevators.

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