Thanks to Zhao Lusi for the recommendation! Stay in the same room and walk on the same beach.

I've been to Sanya countless times and have stayed at almost all the 5-star hotels. Park Hyatt Sanya Sunny Bay Resort is definitely my favorite! I love the environment, service, privacy, and comfort. Let me introduce Park Hyatt Sanya Sunny Bay Resort to you in detail! Design The hotel was designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, who turned the design concept of "Bay Art Residence" into reality. The buildings are arranged in an arc along the beach, facing the South China Sea and backed by green mountains. The exterior is elegant and cold, while the interior is secluded and comfortable, with a strong artistic atmosphere. Every detail shows luxury and elegance. At night, the hotel is the only one between the mountains and the sea, and it looks like a glowing moonlight treasure box from a distance. Rooms There are 205 sea-view rooms, including 26 suites and 17 villas. The upper floors offer unobstructed sea views, and the large 180-degree panoramic windows offer stunning views of the sea. The rooms are at least 62 square meters, and the toiletries and bedding are very comfortable. The villas are very private, with a private garden and pool in the hidden jungle, offering an excellent vacation experience. Dining Whether it's a champagne breakfast on the beach, a family barbecue in the villa, or a sunset dinner on the yacht, you can enjoy an unforgettable dining experience! The Tea House Chinese Restaurant interprets the design elements of Hui-style architecture, with 128 seats in the lobby. The two-story building has a traditional Jiangnan-style courtyard, where you can enjoy traditional Hainan and Chinese dim sum in a private dining atmosphere. Facilities Anyone who has stayed at Park Hyatt will love the pool. The 130-meter-long outdoor pool in the public area is the longest in Sanya. There is also a family-friendly pool, a children's pool, and a 25-meter-long indoor heated pool, where you can enjoy a luxurious vacation by the coconut trees and the sea.