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InterContinental Sanya Haitang Bay Resort by IHG

Name: InterContinental Sanya Haitang Bay Resort by IHG
Address: No. 128, North Haitang Road, Haitang Bay, Sanya, CN
Rating: 10

No. 128, North Haitang Road, Haitang Bay, Sanya

The experience

Luxurious Beachside ResortInterContinental Sanya Haitang Bay Resort is a stunning beachside escape located on China’s prestigious National Coast – Haitang Bay. The resort boasts a modern design with Hainan influence, offering 295 rooms with open-plan layouts and private balconies overlooking the South China Sea.

Culinary DelightsIndulge in a culinary journey at the resort's 7 restaurants and bars, including Aqua - an aquarium restaurant where you can savor delicacies while watching colorful tropical fish and mesmerizing mermaid shows. The diverse dining options ensure a true taste and flavor experience from around the world.

Family-Friendly AmenitiesFor younger guests, the Planet Trekkers Kids Club provides a mini resort within the resort, offering over 50 fun and colorful kids and recreation programs. With a 500 square meters space dedicated to kids' enjoyment, families can create unforgettable memories together.

Experience luxury, culinary delights, and family-friendly amenities at InterContinental Sanya Haitang Bay Resort. Book your stay now for an unforgettable beachside getaway.

At the hotel

Popular amenities

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24-hour front desk
24-hour security
Air conditioning
Airport drop off
Airport pick up
Airport shuttle
Airport shuttle (free)
ATM/cash machine on site
Beach
Beachfront

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Bike tours
Car hire
Concierge service
Currency exchange
Daily housekeeping
Designated smoking area
Diving
Dry cleaning
Facilities for disabled guests
Family rooms
Fax/photocopying
Fire extinguishers
First aid kit available
Fitness center
Fitness facilities
Free Parking
Free WiFi
Fruits
Garden
Guest rooms disinfected between stays
Heated pool
Invoice provided
Ironing service
Key card access
Kid meals
Kids' club
Laundry
Laundry washed per local authority guidelines
Lift / Elevator
Luggage storage
Meeting/banquet facilities
Non-smoking rooms
Non-smoking throughout
Outdoor pool
Parking
Parking garage
Private parking
Restaurant
Room service
Safety deposit box
Sanitized tableware & silverware
Shuttle service
Smoke alarms
Snorkelling
Spa/wellness center
Staff adhere to local safety protocols
Strollers
Sun loungers or beach chairs
Sun umbrellas
Swimming pool
Tennis court
WiFi available
Wine/champagne

Live guest feedback

Guest reviews

10.0out of 10

I had a pleasant experience during my stay with family.
yuet ting · family with children · 2026-08-13
9/10
“Staffs were nice and helpful”
Worth knowing: Not at all
Not Up to Global Luxury Standards
Todd · solo traveller · 2026-08-04
8/10
“The rooms are big and nicely laid out—especially the shower allowing you to look out onto the grounds, the ocean, and all the way to the horizon. The balcony is spacious and very private. The breakfasts are incredible and all the facilities are generally well laid out and nicely kept. The housekeeping staff was lovely and attentive, and the bed very comfortable.”
Worth knowing: It’s starting to show its age some, and the humidity wreaks havoc on the interior spaces since they all have a lot of wood. The room had a bit of a musty smell that I just sort of got used to. The “adults” pool had multiple children in/around it each time I was there. The kids pool also had multiple children—obviously—but that’s also where the one, mostly unstaffed bar is. If your express goal is to lay on a Bali bed while doting staff bring you well prepared cocktails in a tropical paradise, you simply will not find that here. Also the lounge chairs are terribly designed and terribly uncomfortable. They’re like little slides that force you to fight gravity to stay on them. And, in a hotel with hundreds and hundreds of rooms and 2X as many adults as rooms, they had 12 lounge chairs with (immovable) umbrellas, and six more at the water’s edge. If you’ve traveled the world and know what 5-star service and facilities look like everywhere else, you’ll understand me when I say this place has that bizarre, uniquely Chinese combination of ticking all the “luxury” boxes but completely missing the concept. Cocktails, for instance are puzzlingly wrong—a “manhattan” maid with scotch and orange liqueur, for instance—and the bartending staff don’t actually know how to make cocktails . . . of any kind really. And there’s no decent or even interesting wine or beer.
Sanya Haitang Bay is a best place for the 1st impression of China
Olga · family with children · 2026-08-03
10/10
“We spent a week In the Intercontinental Sanya Haitang Bay. The room exceeded our expectations, was nice, huge and clean. The wooden decorations made atmosphere. From checking in we've got permanent help from Nomad. We really appreciated his effort. The view from the room is exceptional. Our daughter loved the swimming pool. The breakfast was with good variety of food.”
Worth knowing: We paid in advance for everyday dinner in the hotel. I would recommend to not do that during the rainy season. It's better to have more options in a la carte menu.
Luxury stay at Haitang Bay
Rachel · family with children · 2026-07-18
9/10
“The staff were lovely to us. The hotel facilities are amazing. We loved the view from the room and having a bathtub on the balcony felt extra special. The room contained so many facilities, right down to the drinks in the fridge and all the toiletries.”
Worth knowing: Family of 5 Australians and we paid an extra >$100 AUD per night for a foldaway bed for our 12 year old, which is fine, but then the hotel would only give us 4 bath towels. Every day we would have to ask for another towel but would end up with a bath mat, which then meant we would have to walk down to reception and ask again. It would be great if notes were made for our booking that we need 5 towels each day. We also think the hotel needs to do more to promote their restaurants. Maybe offer guests a 10% voucher, a free drink or something to get them in there. We dined at Aqua, the breakfast buffet and the restaurant near the beach - which we only found by accident. Especially for guests like us that don't speech Mandarin. I know the hotel mainly attracts Chinese mainland guests but there are some Western guests (i.e. Russians), but it was not easy to get wine or cocktails unless you dined at Aqua. There is no much potential to attract guests to sit in the lobby and have a drink! Or by the poolside.