Jinghai Hotel & Resort functions as a large-scale modern leisure and resort hotel with grandeur cultural legacy of the prosperous Tang dynasty, spreading the majestic, calm, vast, noble, and auspicious manners. Its architectures are well designed in a grand and powerful style, delivering the creative concept and royal spirit of “Noble dragon rise from the sea, and fly to the sky”. Highlighting the nostalgic aesthetics and cultural inheritance of the Tang dynasty while blending perfectly with tropical island landscapes, the magnificent, poised and sparkling Jinghai can create special touches of visual splendor and make for a perfect enjoyable stay by the tropical coast.
On the basis of giving full considerations to the natural landscape, the architectural complex of Jinghai Hotel & Resort features a layout of “royal armchair” in abstract artistic expression, which backs against the undulating mountains and faces the vast ocean. The architectural structure of “sitting in the north and facing the south” conforms to the traditional Chinese customs, and places you in a state of “broad prospects in the front and backing in the rear”. Imbued with the vigorous passion of “blessings and flourishing”, you enjoy the dignity and honor, while indulging in the unique breathtaking seaview of “blue sea and clear sky, sunshine and beach, spring blossoms and four seasons like spring”. Jinghai offers you with access to all convenience of the city, by only a 15/20-minute drive to the airport, D-train station, railway station and coach station. In the hub of tourisms attractions in all directions, Jinghai facilitates your travelling the moment you check in here.
The hotel caters for your fine taste bud around the clock and serves you with a sumptuous feast. The Haiyan All-Day Dining Restaurant offers both a-la-carte and buffet options, serving local seafood, authentic European and Southeast Asian cuisines as well as exquisite Chinese food. Composed of a hall and 6 private dining rooms, the Tangyuan Chinese Restaurant features mainly Huaiyang cuisine, Cantonese cuisine and Hainan cuisine, supplemented with Sichuan and Hunan flavors. At the Haiwan Western Restaurant, you may indulge in the romantic western flavors and savor the French and Italian cuisines prepared by famous chefs in a graceful and tranquil ambience. The Mingliu Theme Bar is adjacent to the cool outdoor central swimming pool and verdant tropical gardens. In addition, the Executive Lounge at the eleventh floor empowers you to appreciate the aesthetic sunset and drink refreshing and sweet afternoon tea. Whether you are unwinding your body and mind in the serenity and fragrance of SPA resort with Balinese features, or empathizing with a story with quirky twists in the pleasing cinema of the hotel, or raising your voice at the ocean-themed KTV chamber, you may indulge yourself in the wonderful holiday featuring captivating tropical ambience.
Jinghai Hotel boasts a complete set of service amenities and facilities, an array of room types and strong capacity of reception and catering. Among our 398 guestrooms, 276 are seaview rooms and 122 are garden view rooms, covering multiple room types such as single and double standard, suites, and 1 to 4-bedroom suites. In addition, the hotel boasts 3 detached quadrangle courtyards of various decorative styles and 2 “seaview podium villas”, with a total of 27 sets of guestrooms. It also features 5 meeting rooms of different levels and sizes; all equipped with advanced simultaneous interpretation systems, which accommodates nearly 500 people attending high-level conferences here at the same time. Covering a floor area of about 800 square meters, the multi-functional banquet hall with a storey height of 12 meters looks exceptionally magnificent under the radiance of 80,000 crystal ball lights and 56 square meters of LCD screen, where 200-people grand weddings or 300-people conferences are hosted. The 2,000-square-meter indoor stadium capable of live broadcast and national competitions allows simultaneously ongoing 30 table tennis matches or 15 table tennis matches plus 1 standard tennis match. Other supportive amenities of the hotel include an all-day restaurant, a Chinese restaurant, a Western restaurant, a cinema, a fitness room, a chess and card room, KTV, SPA and swimming pools.
The buildings of Jinghai Hotel & Resort blend the architectural styles of Chinese Tang buildings, the Forbidden City and the clubhouse of Hong Kong Jockey Club and are distributed in the pattern of “courtyard in courtyard”. The periphery of the hotel features grille window fencing and landscaping wall of “different styles, heights and patterns”, which constitutes “the bigger courtyard” together with all buildings inside; while the five detached villas constitute “the smaller courtyard” together with landscaping wall or merbau or plant fences. “The smaller courtyard” consists of 2 “seaview podium villas” and 3 “detached quadrangle courtyards”. The villas are connected with the hotel main building through transparent or semi-transparent corridors so that you feast your eyes with both the breathtaking seaview afar and the enchanting scenery of “the bigger courtyard” beneath when you are in the villas.
Buildings in the “smaller courtyard” are well-spaced in sandwich arrangement, forming “architectural structure skylight” and “natural landscape skylight”, where you can indulge in the “sunshine, rain and dew”—favor of the nature without needing to go outdoors. “The smaller courtyard” enriches the artistic style of “the bigger courtyard” and enhances the ambience of privacy and dignity.
Whether you are drinking coffee, chatting, reading or unwinding yourself in the hotel lobby, or opening the floor-to-ceiling 180 degree seaview windows in your room, as long as you look afar, you will spoil yourself in the seamless “garden view” and seaview as well as the spectacle of sky and sea blending at the horizon. It looks as if the recreational helicopter flying afar were a dancing dragonfly and the marine yachts were merrily jumping fish, when you are absorbed in the artistic conception of staying in a Chinese-style courtyard on a sea island.
