Putuo Hotel · Bore Jingshe

My friends who went with me decided to book this hotel. We contacted them in advance before going to the island. There is a van every 30 minutes at the pier to pick up guests. The van is clean. The lobby check-in is convenient, busy but not chaotic. We were guided to Building 3, which has two floors but no elevator. The family suite has average facilities and scenery. You have to climb the stairs to the bed, which is a bit high. The bathroom is below. You have to be careful when you get up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom. The bathroom shower room is spacious, and the hot water is a bit slow, but the flush toilet is facing the mirror. I don’t know what the design concept is To be honest, the tea and coffee are very average. The white tea tastes bland, and the coffee is instant, so I don’t drink it If you see mosquitoes, there are electric mosquito coils, so the mosquitoes don’t bother you. The overall feeling is clean and tidy, but the facilities are average. Even though it is off-season, the room rate is still very expensive compared to the facilities. There are too many tourists on the whole island, which is not suitable as a tourist attraction I want to visit. There is a large green area at the entrance of the hotel, decorated with little rabbits. Across the river is the tourist goods and dining area, with a variety of choices. The Chinese restaurant is very good, moderately priced, large portions, and good seafood cooking. I will write a separate review for the Chinese restaurant.

I also stayed here when I came last time. It is a cost-effective hotel on Putuo Mountain. The overall environment is good and the hygiene is good. This time, the main problem was that the Zizhulin parking lot was under maintenance and the island tourist bus station in front of the hotel was closed. You need to walk a little to take the bus, but everything else is good.