Guest House For Diplomatic Missions

Very good hotel, in a very beautiful location!

It is old Soviet style housing (blocks) with Chinese redwood furniture. I don't think they have any non-smoking rooms, but the smoking residual smell wasn't too bothersome. The check-in for a foreigner during a pandemic was something to behold - you need passport with latest entry stamp into China, proof of your quarantine and cleared PCR-RT test on day #12 or #20 of your quarantine, proof of travel to Beidahe (personal vehicle, train tickets, plane tickets, etc.), evidence of vaccine (if vaccinated), green HDC code (travel health code --arrow), RMB100 deposit (they do give a paper claim ticket for refund of the RMB100), and they will retain your passport for them to validate your status in China and make copies. You'll leave a Chinese cell phone number and your permanent residency in China (mine was Shanghai & I had my Shanghai residency certificate with address indicated). Once you clear those hurdles, the room was ready on-time and they give you guest pass to use the private beach (maybe 500-ft of private beachfront) across the street (you have to leave the compound) and check into the private beach area. There's supposedly a canteen and restaurant on the premises, but they appeared to be closed possibly due to the pandemic. Fear not, there's plenty of food, drinks, desserts, beach toys around the compound as it is the heart of Beihahe CBD. But not many other amenities I could locate on the compound premises. The guests appear mostly to be foreigners, yet the staff could barely speak English. That is a curious feature - I would think as a diplomat retreat, the staff would cater to foreigners and English is more widely spoken than Mandarin amongst that crowd (at this point in history). To summarize, you stay here for the experience - to play where diplomats and their staff play, and where the Chinese leadership used to/ or still do come to rest and relax. You do not stay here for the amenities other than the 500-ft or so of private beach. By the way, everything on the private beach from the toys to the drinks to the umbrellas, etc. all require payment. Get sunscreen across the street from the private beach and it is super expensive, so check it into luggage if possible. I got 2 full bottles of sunscreen I bought on Tabao tossed from my carry-on. Again, stay for the experience and the proximity to the center of Beidahe, but do not expect glorious amenities.

We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights. In the old times this was probably the only place in Beidaihe where foreign diplomats were allowed to stay. These times have long gone and now the hotel is open to everybody. The major asset is still the private beach in front, so if you are in for a beach holiday, this is the place to go! Non-Chinese guests should note that no English is spoken here and that all foreigners - even if their accomodation is confirmed - must get a "pre-clearance to check-in". The hotel will contact you through trip.com to request you to fill a form (in Chinese) and to send it back to the hotel along with pictures of your passport photo-page and the most recent entry-stamp into China **before you arrive for check-in**!. Failure to do so may result in your reservation being cancelled by the hotel on your day of arrival. Due to pandemic restrictions foreigners who have not been in China for at least 35 days will not be accepted for check-in. On arrival you also need to provide your local health codes. Hotel staff was friendly and helpful, but not really outgoing. It was more the friendliness you would find at a government office or police station. Breakfast is served from 7-9am daily and is Chinese only. On the 2nd day of our stay around 12.30pm while we had gone for sightseeing we were suddenly called on our phone by a man from the reception insisting that our booking was only for one night and that we have to check out immediately or our room would be cleared of our belongings. It took two more phone calls and forwarding our booking confirmation to the hotel once again to convince him that our reservation was in fact for two nights instead of only one. He did not really apologize for his mistake, but confirmed only that the matter was settled now. We were quite upset about this because it gave us the feeling that we had made a mistake, not them. If they have so much staff on duty why can they not keep their reservations in order? And we were lucky that we spoke Chinese, what about guests who do not and get these kind of phone calls while they are not in the hotel? But all in all: a hotel in a prime location, and your first choice for a beach holiday!

I like everything except the room. Room was not clean. Cleaning service just changing trash bags in trash cans and litlle bit mop the shower flores. Barely cleanning room. Smell and dirty courtines and carpet was destroing our holidays. We took two rooms, no smoking rooms. One of the room we change becouse of smell. We got litlle bit better one but still not tgat good hoe supose to be for that price.

This hotel accepts foreigner. The location is very convenient as it is close to the beach. We get access to a private beach with given tickets. The staff does not speak english at all. It was a bit difficult to exchange. The room is enough for 1 or 2 nights max. It was not so clean. Also, our room was near to several big air conditionning compressors. It was really inconfortable as noise come in the Room.

環境：非常漂亮，幽靜！坐在陽台上就能聽到大海濤聲陣陣，前台，保潔，等服務人員熱情友善。特別安全，安靜！有獨享的純凈海灘，緊挨着老虎石公園，距酒店衹隔一條小馬路，幾分鐘就能到漂亮的中海灘…值得推薦！五分好評！

酒店有自己專屬海灘，衹隔一條馬路，走路衹需兩三分鐘，非常近。海灘沙子乾淨，沙質好。院內停車位充足，環境優美，鳥語花香。都是一座座別墅式房子，房間乾淨衞生，隔音效果好。坐在陽台的椅子上，喝茶小憩非常愜意。有些陰面房間，躺在床上就能迎來美好的日出。這個酒店值得推薦。

私人海灘真的是個特別大的優勢，節日期間去玩，和隔壁老虎石形成鮮明對比，這個優勢在這，還有花園式的賓館環境，還有大陽台，可以讓人接受它的不足，下次還會來

很老的房子，但是當年應該就是高級的，整個酒店是花園的感覺。 房間有陽台可以休息喝茶，整體還可以吧，衞生間比較舊。