Hotels with Parking in Weihai

The hotel is large and new. The front desk staff were very friendly and efficient in handling issues. They upgraded our room type, which made our stay very satisfying. The room size was quite generous, so it didn't feel cramped for two people. I especially want to praise the hotel's laundry and drying service – it was incredibly thoughtful! We sent our clothes to the laundry room in the evening, and they were dried and hung outside our door by the next morning. Breakfast was also quite good, with a wide variety of options including both Chinese and Western dishes. A hotel definitely worth staying at! 👍

The hotel is located between Hanlefang and the train station. While it looks close on the map, it's actually about 300-400 meters away. It's quite quiet, and getting taxis for coming and going is very convenient. Despite the typhoon warnings these past few days, the actual weather was fine, and Xianghai (presumably a place) is good for kids.

The hotel is very close to the high-speed train station, and the surrounding area is bustling. Parking is convenient, and transportation to various attractions is smooth. It's also near Hanlefang. The front desk staff are friendly and helpful, the room is clean and tidy, and the bedding is comfortable.

We absolutely loved our stay here! The room was exactly as shown in the photos—clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with a washing machine, kettle, complimentary bottled water, and even laundry detergent pods. Our receptionist went the extra mile by bringing us cold bottles of water instead of room-temperature ones, which was such a thoughtful gesture. They also provided us a list of places to eat- using AI I created an image - I hope it can help future visitors. 🌸 I will highly recommend ‘JUST WAVE’ as a place to eat as well. The bathroom was exceptionally clean, and we felt very comfortable throughout our stay. We stayed in Room 703, and although the entrance can be a little tricky to find at first. The people in the building were incredibly kind and helped point us in the right direction. One of the highlights of our trip was hiring scooters from the shop just downstairs. It was such a fun adventure and the perfect way to explore Weihai! As a small suggestion, a full-length mirror in the room and a sign at the elevator entrance with the homestay’s name in English and “7th Floor” would make arrival even easier for international guests. Thank you for making our stay so memorable. Receiving a beautiful Weihai souvenir when we checked out was the perfect finishing touch and showed how much you care about your guests. We would happily stay here again and highly recommend this homestay to anyone visiting Weihai. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

A 20-25min walk from Weihai Railway station, this 26 storey apartment has 4 fast lifts and located in vicinity of Korean Town. Plenty of Korean food and stuff around. Checked in to the reception on 21st Floor, but stayed on 20th floor with a good view of the Korean night market. The room was big, tastefully furnished with all usual amenities, king size bed, clean linens, disposable bath and face towels, disposable room slippers, non slip bathroom slippers, bottled water and even had a bar fridge and small washing machine. Plenty of sockets and USB ports, shelves, clothes hangers, table and chair, 2 bedside tables. Room is new, bright, clean and airy, with big windows. Best of all, the price was super cheap, the cheapest we got during our recent trip around Shandong province. Nearby, we found a Deep 5 cafe that sells cheap, good bread and pastries. The shower only has a shower curtain separating the toilet. Lack of hooks in toilet/bathroom for hanging clothes/towels.

The views of Yuan Lake are fantastic, and you can even spot the high-speed train. My partner and I were very impressed with the Chinese restaurant's dishes. The 'Old Chef Cabbage' brought back childhood memories of home-cooked meals, and the 'Guo Bao Rou' (sweet and sour pork) was quite authentic, though the batter was a bit thick. The sour radish and tripe dish was a great appetizer. The only minor drawback was that during the May Day holiday, there were a lot of families with children. The hotel's soundproofing isn't great, and the kids upstairs were running and jumping until past 10 PM. Plus, there was a persistent metallic noise coming from the ceiling.

We visited Weihai during the May Day holiday and chose the Weihai International Business Hotel, which is very close to the pier, to go to Liugong Island. It's a 15-minute walk to the pier. With children, we took a taxi, which was a 3-minute ride. After a long day at Liugong Island, we were exhausted and were able to quickly return to the hotel to rest. The room butler, Lina, provided exceptionally attentive service. She had already hung the children's laundry on the closet door and hung it out to dry by the window when we returned. The hotel is a state-owned enterprise. It was quite early, but the hotel was clean, and the bedding was very comfortable. The only downside was the slightly stiff bath towels. The view from the sea-view room was unbeatable. We could see the Liugong Island pier and enjoy the beautiful sunset.

Facilities: The room is spacious and the amenities are very new. Hygiene: Clean and tidy, with very clean linens. Environment: You can watch the tide ebb and flow right from your bed, and the beach is just outside. There's also a free private parking lot, so parking is very convenient. Service: The front desk service is excellent.

Although I didn't book a sea-view room, I could still see the sea from the room. The location is great, right across from Shandong University, and there are several convenience stores downstairs, which is very convenient. The room was also very spacious, far exceeding my expectations. The receptionist was also very friendly and politely explained all the important information. It was a very pleasant stay, and I would definitely consider staying here again next time I'm in Weihai. PS: Weihai is absolutely beautiful!

This hotel was recommended to my friend and booked. I only want to talk about one question this time: my friend is visiting the beach and wants to have lunch nearby before returning to the hotel to check out. After consultation with our hotel, we want to extend the stay for 2 hours (for free), even 1 hour is fine, because the friend returns to the hotel after dinner Checking out is convenient and saves time. The hotel declined (late check-out) and said it was not allowed according to hotel regulations. Normally, check-out is at 12 o'clock. My friend had to rush back and check out first, and then rush to the beach (to have dinner). If you can't even meet the basic requirements of guests (many hotels in the industry have delayed check-out until 2 pm or even 3 pm), why should you open a hotel? At the same time, after several days of observation, the hotel occupancy rate is not too high. These are not issues of the quality of front desk staff, but management issues that should be reflected on. (no pictures)