Big Breakfast and Hotcakes still taste one of the nicest.

On our way back to Haikou.

INTRODUCING SHERATON RESORTS & SPA, HAIKOU

(S$170 per room per night)

Looks like Raffles Hotel.

*Hotel's Public Areas*

Check-in lounge.

I love this picture portraying an innocent child's face, who has her rights to our world's wonders. Donate to Unicef to help the less privileged children.

Side view of hotel.

Seaview lounge.

Complimentary fruit punch at Seaview Lounge as room wasn't ready.

*Guestroom no. 3032*

Writing table.

Living area

With a balcony overlooking the ocean.

Nice bathroom, but not nice to use. Bathtub overflows onto the flow when discharging water. And I became a butler clearing the mess.

With a rainfall shower (observe the ceiling).


I looked extremely small in this room, even though I'm already small by nature.

*Pool & Beach*

Of coconut trees and blue skies.

Private piece of the ocean.

Tortoises everywhere.

Outdoor spa pool.

Simply paradise (if only they remove the plants in front of the pool, so that it creates a kind of "endless flow to the sea" feel).

*Spa*

*Dining - at the Jade Restaurant (dinner about S$60.00)*

Pumpkin soup - nicest of all.

Toufu

Stewed lamb.

Complimentary green bean soup.

Comes just like this. China after all.

+Goodnight+

Sheraton's Sweet Sleeper - its marketing tag.

Looks like Sentosa ferry terminal.

Labels: Hainan Island