Park Hyatt Sanya Sunny Bay Resort

Name: Park Hyatt Sanya Sunny Bay Resort
Address: 5 Sunny Bay Road, Sanya, Hainan, China, 572000, Sanya, China
Telephone: +8689888201234
Price range: $389–$1,460
Rating: 4.6

Sanya · China

Overall 54 Google 4.6

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$389

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$1,460

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$534

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$421

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4.6

51 reviews

Character and identity

Set at the end of a winding private road on Hainan Island's southern tip, this Yalong Bay resort sprawls across roughly 750,000 square feet in a secluded western cove. Jean-Michel Gathy's architecture references ancient Shanghainese mansions: a four-storey foyer in deep red brick with wooden latticework, alfresco corridors, arched doorways and sculptures designed to let chi flow through the spaces. The interiors lean rich and contemporary-Chinese, while floor-to-ceiling windows pull the South China Sea into every room. Five pools (including a Sunny Bay Pool stretching more than 400 feet), open-air restaurants and a buggy-access spa of freestanding villas and courtyards anchor the experience.

Who's it for

Best for:
Couples and families wanting a quiet, design-led beach stay within China. The five-mile crescent of soft sand, reefs at Baifu Bay (one of China's better dive sites), and a full menu of kayaking, boating and hiking suit active types. Camp Hyatt with cooking classes and treasure hunts makes it genuinely workable for kids.

Should look elsewhere:
Travellers wanting urban Sanya energy, nightlife or quick airport access will find the hour-long transfer and remote cove frustrating. The shared beach (a dozen other hotels along the coast, though the nearest is three miles away) also means this isn't a fully private-island feel.

Bottom line

The headline here is setting and architecture: a Gathy-designed compound in a cove most guests reach only by private road, with a beach and dive sites that justify the journey. Book a sea-facing room to make the floor-to-ceiling windows count, bring scuba gear for Baifu Bay, and treat the long airport transfer as part of the seclusion rather than a flaw.