Four Points properties in Wanning

This is our second summer visiting Wanning, and we chose to return to the Four Points again. We're consistently satisfied with everything, as detailed below: 1. **Excellent Value for Money**: It's truly cost-effective, but not in a 'cheap and nasty' way. Everything is well-maintained and doesn't fall short in any aspect. (Definitely choose a sea-view room; the scenery is fantastic. I opted for a sea-view family suite, which was top-notch in terms of view, room size, and convenience. Plus, the price was great.) 2. **Impeccable Room Cleanliness**: Although the hotel is visibly older, it's incredibly clean, not a speck of dust anywhere. The management is clearly on point; despite its age, it doesn't feel uncomfortable, but rather very reassuring. 3. **Outstanding Service from Butler Ella**: Her service is exceptional. I've had her WeChat contact for over a year now, and she always manages to surprise us positively during our two consecutive summer stays at Four Points. 4. **Prime Location**: The beach is wide and gentle, and the hotel offers very easy access to it. The beach is perfect for beginner surfers (unlike the Grand Hyatt next door, where the conditions change significantly just a hundred meters away). While Four Points' own pool is a bit small, guests can use the Sheraton's pool next door, which makes up for it. In short, it's great value and incredibly convenient! **To summarize**: For families bringing children to Wanning for sports training (especially daily surfing practice), the Four Points is the most suitable choice. (Shenzhou Peninsula is ideal for kids to stay for several days to practice surfing. The two hotels in Shimei Bay feel a bit aloof and less lively, lacking a true resort vibe, and Shimei Bay's beach isn't great for surfing. Riyue Bay is mostly young adults with a rather 'carpe diem' atmosphere, not recommended for children to stay and learn surfing long-term. So, Shenzhou Peninsula is the top pick. And the Four Points, for me, has an interesting old-hotel resort feel, reminiscent of Mexico/Cuba – overall, the coziest.) That's all.