Romantic Hotels in Ninghai

"We first inquired about Tianmingshan, and they recommended us to stay downstairs. We traveled with my husband, son, and daughter, a family of four. Thanks to the front desk manager for upgrading us to a suite. It was quite nice. I initially thought it would have a strong musty smell, but it was fine once we got inside. The hot springs and breakfast were both good, though the walk up and down the stairs can be a bit slippery on rainy days."

"The location is secluded and peaceful. The room is very spacious, and the hot springs are fantastic. There's also a large grassy area where you can relax. The hotel restaurant's food is decent, and they offer a shuttle service and EV charging stations. It's only a 15-minute drive downhill to the town where you can enjoy local farm-style cuisine. You can also stargaze at night. Highly recommend."

"We arrived at the hotel in the afternoon and the front desk upgraded our room type😄. We can see Tianming Lake from the room. The lighting in the room is very good☀️Clean and transparent! The hotel's breakfast has many varieties, including fruits, pastries, side dishes, and drinks. I especially like their tofu curd and beef noodles🍜, and the portions are just right. The overall decoration of the hotel is in a modern new Chinese style. There are many scenes where you can take photos and check in, and the atmosphere is full."

"The hotel lobby is beautiful with picturesque views from the window. The front desk lady, BrisaBao, was incredibly helpful and always smiling, assisting with any issues. The hotel hygiene is excellent, and the breakfast offers a rich variety of both Chinese and Western options. If I visit Ninghai again, I will definitely choose this hotel."

"A vacation is essentially about finding a different place to sleep, and Ninghai Anlan is definitely a great spot for that. The hotel is nestled atop two lush green mountains, and having the hot spring right in your room, where you can relax while soaking and gazing at the mountains, is incredibly enjoyable. The hotel offers a variety of activities you can sign up for, though most of them come with a fee. I had dinner there on the first night. While they offered river and seafood, the dishes were quite sweet, probably to cater to the many guests from Suzhou, Wuxi, and Shanghai. I personally don't care for hotels where you need to be shuttled everywhere. For my room, breakfast and dinner required a shuttle to the hotel lobby, and then another car to the restaurant. I suggest the hotel consider offering some simple breakfast options in the area where I stayed, giving guests a choice that doesn't involve so much back-and-forth. I wonder who thought that building a scenic hotel on a mountain and then relying solely on buggy shuttles was a good idea; shuttles only lead to dissatisfied guests, never satisfied ones. This is an honest review, but ultimately, it's a fantastic hotel for a quiet getaway – perfect for having coffee, reading a book, sleeping in, and truly relaxing."

"The hotel is located at the foot of Lianghuang Mountain, a five-minute walk from the entrance to the Lianghuang Mountain Scenic Area. Dining reservations are required one day in advance, and the menu features local farmhouse stir-fries. The front desk staff was very helpful, helping us request a room upgrade with our supervisor. They explained the hotel's location, noting that Lianghuang Mountain marked the beginning of Xu Xiake's travels. The hotel, reminiscent of Hui-style architecture, features every plant and tree meticulously cultivated by the owner. There's even a small vegetable garden behind the campsite. The hotel's setting evokes Tao Yuanming's ”Peach Blossom Spring.” Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, the tranquility is so tranquil that you can listen to the summer chirping of insects and birds. It's a truly magical holiday destination."

"To be honest, it's quite nice to soak in the hot springs. The house is not big and has unlimited water refills. The warmth is good. The toiletries are very soft. However, the sound insulation is too poor. I can hear the people next to me talking clearly, which affects the experience. The air conditioner also makes extra creaking noises at night, which makes it uncomfortable to sleep. To be honest, the rest is OK. After all, Anlan next door costs twice as much... As for the service, I can't say it's bad, but I don't think it's particularly good. If you say that the homestay is warm, the housekeeper did chat with us at night and made milk tea for us to drink. You can feel the good service. The chef also kept asking about our taste and introducing the dishes. But the other service staff are more family-like and stiff... It's a bit like it doesn't reach the standard service of a five-star hotel, and it doesn't have the warm and free feeling of a homestay. It's a very strange feeling."