Budget travelers moved to tears, you must stay at this place when you come to Haikou

Haikou Huacai Intercontinental Hotel Review of the food: The sweetness of the diced fruit covers the greasiness of the animal cream below. Under the cream is the cake base, and between the two is a thin layer of raspberry jam. The outermost layer is shaped with white chocolate, and finally, a small mint is placed on top. Overall, I give it an average rating. It's just a simple pile of ingredients, lacking in flavor complexity, and the price is moderate. Review of the rooms: One very puzzling thing about this place is that the price per night for an 80-square-meter apartment suite is nearly 1000 yuan lower than that of a 54-square-meter executive sea view king room. According to the staff, the latter comes with two executive privileges. Are Intercontinental's executive privileges that valuable now? The apartment suite has a living room, bathroom, and a simple kitchen, but no bathtub. The sea view king room has no living room, but everything else is quite normal. The bathroom is dry and wet separated with double sinks. Overall, I feel that the suite might be a better choice unless you can eat five meals in the executive lounge. Review of the environment: Upon entering the hotel, there is the lobby and lobby bar. The lobby design is nice. To the left is the tea room, which is quite exquisitely decorated. To the right is the Chinese restaurant. The private rooms in the Chinese restaurant are average, and you can only see the sea if you are very close to the balcony. Downstairs is the hotel's buffet restaurant and banquet hall floor. The buffet restaurant is decorated in a casual style. From B1, you can exit to the hotel's outdoor swimming pool and wedding lawn, both of which are beautifully done. Back to the hotel building, directly up to the 11th floor is the hotel's gym, spa, terrace bar, and western restaurant. Although the gym facilities are new, the area is very small, and I couldn't find the changing room. The spa was not open when I visited. On the way downstairs, I passed a dirty room, which seemed okay, and the bathtub was quite clean. The western restaurant is nicely decorated, but the private rooms look a bit like meeting rooms. Personally, although the hotel has many flaws, it is overall quite good. It is much more practical than the hotels in Sanya, where the room rates often exceed five figures per night.