Mangrove Tree Resort, Yalong Bay, China
On the beautiful sands of Yalong Bay, the Mangrove Tree Resort is a stylish and exotic hotel set in lush green surroundings. Well-appointed bedrooms and suites feature teak wood furnishings and luxurious bathrooms, some with outdoor showers. A wealth of facilities include a stunning lagoon pool, a rejuvenating spa and a good choice of restaurants offering local and international dishes in a relaxed ambience. Indulge in the refreshing sea breezes with a delicious cocktail at the open lobby lounge, the ideal place to end a day full of activities and fun.
Location: Sanya, on Yalong Bay Transfer (approx): 30 minutes Number of Rooms: 502 Board Basis: Bed & Breakfast
Facilities3 restaurants
Pool bar
Lobby lounge
Cigar house
3 swimming pools
Children's pool
Water sports (including jet-skis)
Health club
Gym
2 flood-lit tennis courts
Mangrove Tree Spa
Children's club (4-10 years)
24-hour room service
Games room
Hair salon
18-hole golf course nearby.
Garden View Rooms feature one king-size or twin beds, bath with shower, air-conditioning, TV, mini-bar, tea & coffee making facilities, in-room safe and balcony with garden or lake view.
0844 050 2828*
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About Yalong Bay
Not many people would pick China for a beach break, but Hainan Island shows there's more to this country than ancient temples and high-tech hotels. Take a trip to the 'Hawaii of China', an oasis of calm after the bustle of Beijing for a serene break in Sanya hotels. Whether you spend your days exploring the lush grounds of Butterfly Valley or kick back on the spotless sands, there are hotels dotted across the Sanya region, blessed with uninterrupted sunshine and a mountainous backdrop. The hotels in Sanya are a great place to unwind after trekking through the Gan Shi Ling Tropical Forest, jam-packed with flora and fauna. Unsurprisingly Sanya holidays have become popular with locals looking for a quick break from Hong Kong, and there is a butterfly and shell museum injecting a bit of culture into island life.
