Hotel Marriott di Beihai

[Location] At the Silver Beach, there is a walk-in tropical rain forest at the back door of the first floor of the hotel. There is a small door through which you can go directly to Silver Beach. You can step on the water after a 10-minute walk (no entrance fee). The balcony of the room has a sea view, but it was cloudy when I went there, so the color can only be retouched. [Room facilities] The room is comfortable, the bed is not bad, and there is a special latex pillow for sleeping. The lighting is good, and it is easy to take pictures. The room has a dining area but no office area, which is also in line with the positioning of a tourist city. The quality of disposable products is OK, and the toiletries have a little essential oil smell, which I like. [Restaurant] The breakfast is very rich and you need to swipe the room card to eat. I didn't go to the Chinese restaurant, and I don't recommend going to the surrounding external restaurants, because I went there and it was a pit. You can consider eating in the hotel restaurant. If you want to eat at a food stall, go a little further to find a reliable one. [Service] The waiter at the lobby door will help open and close the car door and take the luggage, which is great. The concierge can borrow sand dredging tools, and the Star Gift Card is also carefully checked for storage. The check-in process at the front desk was a bit slow. There weren't that many people, so it did feel a bit slow. It was pretty standard. The overall requirement is to add WeChat service, but adding WeChat users will have expectations for the WeChat channel. To be honest, it is not possible at present. (It is probably because the company has standards, but the actual supporting facilities cannot provide private butler service) Overall, five stars, it is still worth recommending