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I found what looked like an engorged tick or bedbug crawling up my bed. The hotel is pretty and I booked it for 1 night as a luxury treat so I could get a good rest for my layover stop to another destination. My room smelt like stale smoke unfortunately, though I had asked for non-smoking. I paid extra on my booking for breakfast and had to wake up at 6am, eat breakfast at 6.30am and go to the airport at 7.20am. My room had a bathtub so I took a bath before bedtime and went to bed at midnight, I got up to go switch the lamp off at 1am and found this bug crawling up the side of my bed going towards me. I think it's either a tick or a bed bug, the body was full of blood. It had 6 or 8 legs, difficult to see but I took a video which doesn't allow me to upload. I don't have any problems with normal bugs such as spiders, but if it is a tick or bedbug it is a big problem. I was really worried there were more hiding inside the bed, I called reception for help and they looked at the bug which I caught in a glass cup. They apologised deeply and changed my room, so I had to move at 1.30am. I explained I was already tired and have to wake up early. In the new room I was unable to sleep as I kept worrying about bed bugs. I got up multiple times to check my bed. And there was a noisy couple next door talking loudly until very late so I couldn't sleep. For a luxury hotel you should not need to loose a whole night's sleep because you are worried about bedbugs or ticks biting you. Nor should be able to hear noise from other guests through the wall. I was extremely exhausted the next day and did not have any appetite. I asked if they could refund the extra I paid for breakfast because I couldn't eat it, but they said it wasn't possible. So I forced myself to try eat 1 egg and some small rice porridge but couldn't finish it. Really expensive to pay for breakfast and hardly eat, it's a shame they couldn't refund the breakfast considering I had no sleep. For a 5* hotel, I would like to have good rest and peaceful sleep. But it was not like that. The staff were very kind and helpful, but it's not so easy to travel here alone. It was not easy to book a taxi for the following morning to the airport and it took 40 minutes of assistance, the man was very kind and helpful, but the hotel should make an easier system for foreign guests to book taxi. When I first arrived in Jinan airport, I had no idea how to get to the hotel. There is no ATM inside the hotel so you cannot withdraw cash, and you cannot pay with foreign card to book a taxi. The shangri-la website did not provide any details for public transport. It simply said bus transfer was available but did not say which number bus. I would give the details here but I have forgotten the route name and bus number now as it was hectic and I was very tired, sorry. I had to waste a lot of time trying to ask for help at the airport as the staff did not speak English. Luckily someone helped me. The bus will cost 20yuan and take you into the centre where you will see the intercontinental hotel and a large shopping mall on the left side of the bus, get off at that stop, it takes 1 hour. From there it's only 5 minutes walk to shangri-la. For a big hotel they should provide easy instructions on the website to guests. The staff apologised deeply for the bug on the bed, and offered 10% reduction of the room rate. Although when I checked out no refund was given and they didn't mention anything about it, I think they just charged full price. Personally I think 10% is not enough anyway. Nobody wants to change rooms at 1.30am because of bugs crawling on the bed. I didn't get any sleep at all and felt itchy because I kept thinking about bugs and couldn't eat the breakfast. I was absolutely exhausted the following day so I was unable to do anything at my next destination and had to waste 1 day more to rest. Unfortunately not an easy experience at the shangri-la.

Excellent services. You can see the effort put in to offer everything to the customers. Two small issues: all the TV channels are in Chinese. The internet connection requires a Chinese phone number (the staff was kind enough to solve it). The location is hard to reach by car. Once you know it, it's very convenient. Anyway, a 5 star experience!

Nice hotel not that luxury unfortunately it's not that friendly to foreigners almost like any hotel in China. But they had the presidential suites and it was very affordable and pretty nice.

My kids and I spent a week in Qingdao and stayed at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. It turned out to be a lovely getaway. The room was clean, well-stocked with everything we needed, and offered a stunning ocean view—plus, we were treated to fireworks every evening right from our window, which was a magical touch. Breakfast was available every morning with a good range of options; we appreciated the variety. Room service was a hit with the kids—they couldn’t get enough of the spaghetti bolognaise and popcorn chicken! I personally enjoyed the club sandwich and the beef noodles. We devoted an entire day to the water park, where the kids had an absolute blast. Although some parts of it could use renovation, it didn’t dampen our fun. One of our favorite activities was cruising around the resort on four-wheel e-bikes—it felt like a private adventure since much of the area was quiet and fairly abandoned, but that added a special charm. The beach is also just across the road, so you can go play in the sand at any time, there are also some men who offer horse and jet ski rides right on the beach. The beach also isn’t too crowded. The only drawback was the resort’s location. It’s quite far from most of Qingdao’s main attractions, so every excursion required at least an hour-long Didi ride. Still, the experience was well worth it, and we genuinely enjoyed our stay. We’d absolutely return again.

We had such a wonderful stay! The location is absolutely perfect—having the May 4th Square Metro station right outside the front door made getting around so easy. It’s also great value for the price. Everyone on the staff was so kind, but a special shoutout goes to the housekeeping team. They were so attentive and even left us a sweet little note in our room, which was such a lovely touch! We’re already looking forward to staying here again on our next trip to Qingdao.

The Century Mandarin Hotel in Qingdao is a popular choice for both business and leisure travelers. As a solo traveler, you can expect a warm welcome, comfortable accommodations, and convenient amenities. The hotel is known for its friendly service and clean, well-appointed rooms. **Getting to Century Mandarin Hotel from Qingdao’s Train Stations:** ### From Qingdao Railway Station: 1. **By Taxi:** - Duration: Approximately 30-40 minutes depending on traffic. - Cost: Around 50-70 RMB. 2. **By Metro:** - Take Line 3 from Qingdao Railway Station to the Qingdao North Railway Station (5 stops). - Transfer to Line 2 at Qingdao North Railway Station and get off at Miaoling Road Station (10 stops). - Exit the station and walk about 600 meters to the hotel. - Duration: Approximately 45-60 minutes. - Cost: Around 6-8 RMB. 3. **By Bus:** - Take Bus No. 104 from Qingdao Railway Station to Haijiang Road Station. - Walk approximately 300 meters to reach the hotel. - Duration: Approximately 1 hour. - Cost: Around 2 RMB. ### From Qingdao North Railway Station: 1. **By Taxi:** - Duration: Approximately 20-30 minutes depending on traffic. - Cost: Around 40-50 RMB. 2. **By Metro:** - Take Line 2 from Qingdao North Railway Station to Miaoling Road Station (10 stops). - Exit the station and walk about 600 meters to the hotel. - Duration: Approximately 35-45 minutes. - Cost: Around 5-6 RMB. 3. **By Bus:** - Take Bus No. 767 or No. 25 from Qingdao North Railway Station and get off at Miaoling Road Station. - Walk approximately 600 meters to reach the hotel. - Duration: Approximately 45 minutes. - Cost: Around 2 RMB. ### Final Thoughts: The Century Mandarin Hotel offers a comfortable and pleasant stay for solo travelers, with cozy rooms, helpful staff, and convenient amenities. Its location in Laoshan District places it near some of Qingdao's best attractions, making it an excellent base for exploring the city. Whether you’re here for leisure or business, you’ll find it to be a welcoming and restful stop in your travels.

酒店房間明亮，辦公桌桌和齊全的設施很實用，前台victoria還有其他所有服務員的服務周到，還為小朋友準備了小禮物，真的是賓至如歸，整體性價比不錯，酒店的位置也很好，早餐種類也多，寶寶和大人吃的都很好。停車也很方便B2門口就是獨立停車場。酒店門口有很多飯店。下次去黃島的首選酒店。

This room offers a beautiful blend of modern comfort and elegant Chinese design. The space feels calm and well thought-out, with warm ambient lighting, dark wood finishes, and tasteful traditional accents that give it a refined, boutique-hotel feel. The bed is very comfortable, with clean, high-quality linens that make it easy to relax after a long day. I especially liked the soft lighting and lantern-style fixtures, which create a cozy and peaceful atmosphere. The bathroom is a standout — spacious, spotless, and luxurious. The freestanding bathtub, double sinks, and modern fixtures make it feel like a spa. Everything looks well maintained and carefully designed. Storage and layout are practical, with smart use of space and stylish wooden partitions that add privacy without making the room feel closed in. Overall, the room feels quiet, clean, and upscale. Perfect for: business travelers, couples, or anyone who appreciates design, comfort, and a relaxing stay. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)

As my first time here in Qingdao I just want to find the cleanest hotel to feel comfortable with my partner. So I found this one and I really like it. Because it contains some good facilities like ,also the service is so good, and of course I can't talk about the location because it located in the hometown of Qingdao so all the places that you planed before to visit it you will find it near to you .