The Nan Hai is slap bang beside the HK ferry terminal in Shekou, adjacent to the container port, just 30 minutes from Hong Kong airport by fast ferry or 50 minutes from Shun Tak Terminal (HKD110 one way). It is close to the Shekou's "entertainment district" of girlie bars and houses of dubious morals (The Swallow Bar, anyone?). The hotel... more

The lobby, hotel restaurants, pool, and common areas are very comfortable and clean. The staff is accommodating and most everyone can speak a bit of English. The rooms are decent but the carpet does need to get changed and the bathrooms could use an update. If you are on one of the 'executive' floors the rooms are much better. Location... more

I staid at the Nan Hai probably about 10 times for a week or so. So an impressive 70 nights at least. I staid only once in a normal room and in an executive room for my others stays. Reading the reviews, you must understand that the Nan Hai is a cheap hotel (for Western standards). If there is no... more

The Nan Hai is an expensive hotel for what you receive. The rooms are dated and the food is quite expensive. However you are within a 10 minute walk from "sea World" which has lots of bars & restaurants. The only reason I continue to use it is the locality to the Ferry Port as I usually catch the first... more

The Nan Hai, A classic hotel. It's a bit dated these days but I Kinda like it. It is very expensive for china but it's aimed at westerners and thus is usually very busy but used to the crazy Guailo's Top two floors are the best ie suites. Breakfast is ****. The japanese resteraunt is ok but a short walk... more

I might stay here the next time I am in Shekou, but I won't look forward to it. This is a very mediocre hotel, but probably one of the best alternatives in this seaside town. The Pros: 1. The main selling point for me was the 50 yard stroll to the Shekou ferry terminal, which can take you to Macau,... more

I spent 2 nights there using package deal found on their web site. Great deal. Pros : Friendly staff with good knowledge of English. Cons : Pick up at Lowu station missed us. But after calling up the hotel, they gladly paid for my taxi fare from Lowu to hotel. There is a rare Japanese soba (buckwheat) noodle shop in... more

stayed here on several nights during my resent visit to China. The hotel rooms are dated and in need of a makeover. Bathroom was a lovely mint green complete with cracked tiles. The area that the hotel sits in is close to the ferry terminal but is also very dark and near a row of doggie bars. The icing on... more

I booked a night in an Executive Floor room for two people as we were taking the ferry to Hong Kong airport the next day and I wanted a lazy evening and morning before travelling. I didn't find the Executive Floor room extras to be worth the extra cost and the bed (the most important part of a hotel, in... more