Overall a fine hotel with kind staff, but breakfast was empty before the closing time, the rooms were quite rundown, and it’s located on a steep hill from the metro.
HugoA month ago
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★★★·Qingdao·9.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Jinjiang Inn Select Qingdao International Exhibition Centre Miaoling Road offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, work desks, TVs, and toiletries. The on‑site Asian restaurant, 24‑hour front desk, and elevator enhance convenience. Located 0.8 km from Old Stone Man Beach, 56 km from Jiaodong International Airport, and within 2 km of the Municipal Museum, the hotel blends comfort with accessibility.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Overall a fine hotel with kind staff, but breakfast was empty before the closing time, the rooms were quite rundown, and it’s located on a steep hill from the metro.
Hugo·A month ago
Breakfast was mostly Chinese, which I didn't enjoy; the hotel didn't accommodate other food cultures.
Phillip·7 months ago
The location in Laoshan is beautiful and the price is great.
Christian·10 months ago
The staff welcomed me warmly, and the shower was one of the best I've had after a long walk; the hotel is a 5‑10 minute walk from banks, malls, and eateries, and a 20 minute walk to the beach and the nearest metro.
John·A year ago
The hotel is decent for its price, especially when compared to what you can get for the same money in Russia or Europe. I chose this spot because it was relatively close to the metro and one of the city’s mountain parks; the metro is about a 10‑minute walk away—maybe not “right next door” for everyone, but fine for me. The city center is a bit far, but you can get there by metro, and the real advantage is that the beach is only 15 minutes away: I went there to watch the sunrise on the Yellow Sea and returned for breakfast the next day after settling in. Also, from this hotel it’s almost a straight drive without city traffic to the tourist center of Mount Laoshan. Breakfast is paid, at least for my room category, but the buffet is decent, offering more than just a snack like many other hotels: eggs, sausages, vegetables, orange juice, yogurt, tea, various small cakes, dumplings, salads, soup, and more. The keycard entry works. In the room there were hangers, slippers, a TV, a phone (unused), air conditioning, several lighting options, a large double bed, a chair with a small table, a separate table against the wall, a chair, a safe, and a pencil. They provided two free bottles of water, tea and coffee in sachets (with a kettle and disposable cups nearby). The toiletries included a bar of soap, two toothpaste tubes, two packaged cups, a comb, a toothbrush, shampoo, and shower gel in dispenser bottles. The bathtub had a hair dryer, two sets of towels (packed), and a foot towel.
Alexander·A year ago