107 ReviewsProperty Location With a stay at Sea Time Royal Hotel Shenzhen in Shenzhen (Yantian), you'll be minutes from OCT East. This hotel is within the region of Longgang Public Golf Course and Bao an Stadium. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or make use of other amenities including barbecue grills.
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No. 6 Huan Mei Rd, Da Mei Sha, Yantian,Shenzhen,CN,China
Property Location With a stay at Sea Time Royal Hotel Shenzhen in Shenzhen (Yantian), you'll be minutes from OCT East. This hotel is within the region of Longgang Public Golf Course and Bao an Stadium. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or make use of other amenities including barbecue grills.
Rating from 107 reviews
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RoomsServiceValueCleanliness suehi on 19/05/2017 01:14
The buffet dinner & breakfast are wonderful. Great choice, fresh and delicious. Helpful staff, especially as English is limited around the resort. Gorgeous views looking over the Inland Sea. Access from Takamatsu is easy and there's a free shuttle bus.
impeggy on 01/12/2016 12:03
The hotel room is very big! And the sea view from our room is excellent, we missed the sunset though. However, everything in my room looks dated...
The outdoor onsen is great! (And the hair dryer there is much better than the one in my room...)
Free parking is available.
The breakfast buffet is okay, but the dinner buffet is not good......it doesn't worth that price.
Mamanabee on 30/03/2014 05:29
My family and I spent a relaxing three days and two nights at this accommodating family-friendly resort. Perched high on a hill, the view of the sea is magnificent from almost anywhere you find yourself in the resort (note--the hotel also has rooms with a view of the hillside at the back of the resort--so it might be good to be specific about the kind of room that you want). The sports facilities are impressive--enough to keep serious tennis players and casual golfers occupied for hours. My less-sporty family had fun exploring the extensive, flowery grounds and playing around on the miniature golf course. Temple #77 on the Shodoshima Pilgrimage course is located at back corner of the resort and is worth a visit. The caretaker is friendly--serving tea and locally grown oranges to visitors.
Our Japanese style room was spacious and comfortable. The view from the first floor was wonderful--but I imagine that the upper floors command an even more excellent view. The resort also has dedicated triple rooms in a Western style. The TV was dual language so we could watch NHK news broadcasts.
The hotel helped to arrange a car rental that made island exploration easy. (Note: We booked the car rental well in advance of our stay.)
The resort is located at the foot of a wide winding (with some breathtaking hairpin curves) mountain road leading to some of the amazing viewing spots on the island. The hotel staff also allowed us to extend our car rental, print out (free of charge) English guide materials on their computer, and were excellent about giving us directions to sites like Angel Road.
Buffet-style meals were high quality, plentiful, and the buffets were immaculately presented--in spite of the full dining room. We liked the mix of Japanese and Chinese dishes. The jostling crowd was a little disconcerting on the first night--but we were happy to have a chance to relax and not to worry too much about formalities. The mix of excellent food and a casual atmosphere was perfect for our family. The coffee was freshly ground and the Chinese tea was excellent. Drink prices for beer and wine were really reasonable.
The onsen is spacious and the pleasingly hot outdoor bath has a wonderful view of the sea. (To escape the bus tour crowds, visit the onsen between noon and five pm.)
I really have to commend the service staff of this hotel. They were taxed with managing crowds of tour buses and juggling the demands of several nationalities and languages. Occasionally, I saw them handle difficult cultural situations with extreme graciousness. The resort hotel is very busy even mid-week in the pre-season (they must have an excellent marketing manager)--so late check out was not available. On our last day, the hotel very kindly allowed us to check out at the appointed time but to still have full access to the resort facilities--like the onsen.
One final note, the restaurant (Bras de Mer) serves a beautiful lunch with excellent prices and a glorious view.
We would stay at this resort again the next time we have an opportunity to travel to this lovely and surprisingly absorbing island.
If you go, a surprising number of English maps and guides to Shodo-shima are available on line.
Antonio N on 09/06/2013 09:47
We had good service and I was even able to take several beers to my room from the restaurant as I'd opted for the nomihodai option.
A good place for a couple of days to come play tennis, golf and relax in the onsen.
