Best for
Families who want water play alongside the beach should consider this resort; the children's pool adds a water slide to the coastal holiday routine.
Best for
Families who want water play alongside the beach should consider this resort; the children's pool adds a water slide to the coastal holiday routine.
What makes it special
The resort sits between beach and mountains, with direct access to the shore, giving a Shenzhen stay a coastal character rather than a skyline focus.
Room to consider
Choose outlook and outdoor space together: request an ocean view and private balcony if both are central to how you want to spend downtime.
Insider tip
Request connecting rooms and a crib before a family stay, then confirm arrangements; these options are available by request rather than assumed in every booking.
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InterContinental Shenzhen Dameisha Resort is for travelers who want Shenzhen to feel like a beach break rather than a finance-and-tech city. The resort sits in Dameisha on the Yantian District coastline, between the beach and the mountains, with direct access to the golden shore of Mirs Bay.
It is not the right base for guests who need Futian meetings all day or a quick walk to city towers. Its strength is resort scale: 432 rooms, five indoor and outdoor pools, four on-site restaurants, a spa, Club InterContinental, and a coastal setting that feels far from central Shenzhen.
Club access and a high-floor room depend on the rate you choose.
A long sofa and a round table give the room a comfortable sitting area beside the glass doors. Wooden chairs gather around the table, with a reading lamp close by. Pale upholstery sits against warm wood panels, while a rug defines the sleeping area. The furniture is arranged differently across the room variants, from a table near the glazing to seating alongside the bed.
Full-height curtains frame the windows, and bedside lamps add light close to the pillows. A pillow menu is available on request. The headboard is upholstered, with small bedside tables on either side. Accent cushions add deeper tones against the pale seating, and the room variants use different wall finishes.
A long sofa and a round table give the room a comfortable sitting area beside the glass doors. Wooden chairs gather around the table, with...
Club Lounge Access is included only with Club room rates.
A doorway connects the bedroom with a separate lounge, where a pale sofa and an upholstered chair face small coffee tables. Blue cushions add color to the warm wood panels. Tall glazing wraps around the sitting area, and a table provides a place to write or have a drink. Low seating is also placed beside the bed.
The sleeping area has a padded headboard, bedside lamps and a bench at the foot of the bed. The bathroom has a bathtub. Interior arrangements vary across the category: some have bathing areas that open towards the bedroom, while others use wooden screens. Wood panels carry through both rooms, with pale rugs under the bed and the lounge furniture.
A doorway connects the bedroom with a separate lounge, where a pale sofa and an upholstered chair face small coffee tables. Blue cushions add color...
A chaise sofa sits beside tall windows in the living room, with a low coffee table and a sideboard along the opposite wall. A wide doorway leads to the bedroom, so the lounge remains separate from the sleeping area. Cream upholstery and wood panels carry through both rooms, with dark tabletops providing a quieter contrast. Curtains hang along the glazing, with a floor lamp near the sofa.
Behind the bed, wooden louvred panels sit beside the bathing area. A freestanding tub and projecting vanity give the bathroom a distinctive arrangement, with a low round stool beneath the counter. Bedside lighting hangs close to the pillows. Personal service, afternoon tea and evening happy hour form part of the Club privileges.
A chaise sofa sits beside tall windows in the living room, with a low coffee table and a sideboard along the opposite wall. A wide...
Corner glazing brings daylight into a lounge with an L-shaped sofa, a separate armchair and two low coffee tables. A small round dining table sits near the windows, while blue cushions add color to the cream upholstery. Wood panels and a wide rug bring warmth around this seating arrangement. The bedroom is separate, with its own chaise and an upholstered bench.
A vertical screen stands beside the bathing area, where the bathroom includes a freestanding bath and a rainforest shower. Bedside lamps are fixed against the wood panels, with tall curtains around the glass doors. A desk provides a place to write, and low upholstered seating remains close to the bed.
Corner glazing brings daylight into a lounge with an L-shaped sofa, a separate armchair and two low coffee tables. A small round dining table sits...
Two walls of glass surround a living room furnished with an L-shaped sofa, an armchair and low occasional tables. A round dining table stands beside the glazing, with upholstered wooden chairs around it. The pale fabrics and blue cushions sit against warm wood panels, while the marble-topped coffee table adds a lighter finish. The bedroom is separate from this lounge.
Outside, decked areas have space for loungers as well as a table and chairs. The bathroom contains a deep bathtub and a rainforest shower, with bath products supplied. Bedside lighting is set against the wood-paneled wall, and a padded headboard softens the sleeping area. These suites occupy a high floor. Afternoon tea and evening drinks are part of the Club lounge service.
Two walls of glass surround a living room furnished with an L-shaped sofa, an armchair and low occasional tables. A round dining table stands beside...
The master bedroom, children’s bedroom and living room form three distinct parts of the suite. Blue accents and sea-inspired details give the children’s space its playful style. The lounge uses a quieter palette, furnished with a pale L-shaped sofa, two upholstered chairs and low coffee tables. Wide glazing brings daylight across the wood floor and rug.
A small table stands to one side of the sitting room, away from the main sofa. Dark wood panels frame the doorway into the adjoining room, while tall curtains can draw around the glass doors. The bathrooms have modern showers. The Club lounge serves afternoon tea and hosts an evening happy hour.
The master bedroom, children’s bedroom and living room form three distinct parts of the suite. Blue accents and sea-inspired details give the children’s space its...
The children’s corner is open to the main sleeping area.
Bright cushions and blue accents give the children’s corner a playful character, against the same wood panels used in the main sleeping area. Low seating and a round table create a small place for games. The main bed has a broad padded headboard and an upholstered bench, with bedside lamps set into the wall panels. Toy forms and sea-inspired details bring color to the room.
Glazing behind the headboard reveals part of the bathing area. The rest of the interior uses pale fabrics and rugs over the wood floor, balancing the brighter colors around the children’s furniture. Full-height curtains frame the glass doors. Soundproofing is built into the walls. An upholstered seat stands beside the main bed, away from the children’s low furniture.
Bright cushions and blue accents give the children’s corner a playful character, against the same wood panels used in the main sleeping area. Low seating...
The bathtub stands beside the bedroom, with an open view towards the bed.
Blue walls show an underwater scene, with fish above a shell-shaped headboard and starfish across the rug. Round cushions and bedside tables add to the playful style, and a small table sits beside an armchair near the bed. The design runs through the bedroom. A separate living room gives the family another place to gather.
The bathroom has a deep bathtub and a separate rainforest shower. Pale stone sets the bathing area apart from the blue room, while glass surrounds the shower. The vanity has a large mirror above it, with recessed lights around the bathing area.
Blue walls show an underwater scene, with fish above a shell-shaped headboard and starfish across the rug. Round cushions and bedside tables add to the...
Wood paneling and cream upholstery give the room a warm, simple character. A long sofa runs along one wall, with a round table and wooden chairs beside the glass doors. Brown cushions pick up the darker tones of the headboard and bedside furniture. The sitting area remains part of the bedroom, with a rug under the sleeping space and tall curtains around the glazing.
The bathroom pairs a rainforest shower with a separate bathtub. Lamps beside the pillows cast a warm light over the bedside furniture. In the Club lounge, afternoon tea and evening happy hour come with personal service.
Wood paneling and cream upholstery give the room a warm, simple character. A long sofa runs along one wall, with a round table and wooden...
The shared living room has a chaise sofa, small coffee tables and a round table against the wood-paneled wall. A reading lamp sits close to this table, while floor-to-ceiling glazing runs along the lounge. Pale fabrics and muted green curtains give the interior a restrained character. The bedroom furnishings include an upholstered bench at the foot of the bed.
Glazed doors lead outside from the living room and a bedroom. The bathrooms have rainforest showers and deep tubs. A window-side tub sits alongside a glass shower enclosure. Two basins sit beneath a broad mirror, and pendant lights hang over the vanity. Club guests also receive afternoon tea and refreshments during happy hour.
The shared living room has a chaise sofa, small coffee tables and a round table against the wood-paneled wall. A reading lamp sits close to...
A large sectional sofa anchors the living room, with an armchair and small occasional tables arranged around it. A shelving wall mixes dark frames with warm wood, while pale upholstery and a broad rug soften the setting. The dining room has a long table, upholstered chairs and linear pendant lights. Tall glazing runs beside both spaces, opening onto the furnished outdoor area.
One bedroom has an upholstered bench at the foot of the bed and a dressing-table recess beside it. A glazed panel sits behind the headboard, next to the bathing area. Deep tubs are included in the bathrooms. Thick curtains close around the windows for the evening, and wood panels continue through the private rooms. Afternoon tea and evening happy hour are included among the Club privileges.
A large sectional sofa anchors the living room, with an armchair and small occasional tables arranged around it. A shelving wall mixes dark frames with...
The location is the first thing to understand. Dameisha is on Shenzhen's eastern coast, not in the central business districts. Guests come for the sea, mountain backdrop, family facilities, and a slower rhythm. The resort makes sense for weekends from Shenzhen or Hong Kong, longer family breaks, and travelers who want a coastal stop before or after business in the city.
Compared with Park Hyatt Shenzhen, The St. Regis Shenzhen, or The Ritz-Carlton Shenzhen, this hotel gives up tower views, quick city access, and immediate office convenience. In return, it offers beach access, resort pools, sea air, and more space for families. Compared with smaller coastal hotels, it has the backing of a large international brand and a wider set of facilities.
That trade-off should be planned, not discovered on arrival. A guest with meetings in Futian or Nanshan may prefer a city hotel for the work portion of the trip. A guest who wants a resort stay in Shenzhen should come here with time to use the beach, pools, and restaurants.
The resort has 432 rooms and suites across 12 floors. Current IHG details note that the property sits between beachfront on one side and mountains on three sides. IHG's 2019 material also highlights sea views from all guest rooms, which is a major part of the appeal. This is not a room product built around a city skyline. It is built around the coast and the bay.
Room categories range from classic rooms to junior suites, one-bedroom suites, and two-bedroom suites. That spread matters for families and multi-generational travel. A couple may only need a sea-view room and pool access. A family may want more space, separate sleeping areas, and easier movement between the beach, restaurants, and pools.
The design mood is polished and resort-like rather than edgy. It works best for guests who want a comfortable base with broad facilities. It is less suited to travelers looking for a small boutique hotel, a nightlife-led stay, or a design experiment. The hotel knows what it is: a large coastal resort for people who want Shenzhen's beach side.
The five indoor and outdoor swimming pools are one of the resort's strongest advantages. They give the property more flexibility than a simple beachfront hotel, especially when weather, crowds, or family needs shape the day. Children can move between pool time and beach time, while adults can choose a quieter corner or a more social pool area.
Dameisha Beach is the natural anchor. The resort's position lets guests step from the property toward the shore, which is rare in a city better known for business districts than seaside holidays. The beach is public in character, so guests should expect a livelier scene at peak times. The hotel adds order, service, and private resort facilities behind that coastal energy.
Families have a clear reason to book. Public amenity listings point to children's activities, a children's pool, play areas, and resort-style services. This makes the hotel more convincing for parents than many central Shenzhen luxury hotels. Couples can still enjoy it, but the mood is often active and family-friendly rather than hushed and adult-only.
IHG describes four on-site restaurants and resort dining across Chinese and international flavors. The official dining page highlights three signature restaurants and bars, while third-party listings mention venues such as Azure Restaurant, COMMUNE All Day Dining Restaurant, the Lobby Lounge, and the Pool Bar. The important point is practical: guests can stay on property without repeating the same meal every time.
That matters in Dameisha, where the resort is not surrounded by the same density of city restaurants as Futian or Nanshan. A good day here might start with breakfast, move to the beach, continue through the pools, then finish with a relaxed dinner and a drink without needing a car back into the city.
Club InterContinental is another reason to choose room category carefully. Cvent notes a stand-alone Club InterContinental with resort facilities and added services. For guests who like a quieter place for breakfast, refreshments, or evening drinks, the Club can make a large resort feel more personal. It is also useful during busy holiday periods.
The hotel is not only a beach resort. It also has one pillar-free ballroom and 10 meeting rooms, which makes it useful for weddings, incentives, product launches, and company retreats. A coastal setting can be more memorable than a ballroom in the central business district, especially when guests are meant to stay together for meals and downtime.
Choose InterContinental Shenzhen Dameisha Resort if you want a luxury hotel in Shenzhen with beach access, sea views, five pools, broad family appeal, and enough dining and event space for a full resort stay. It is ideal for families, beach weekends, East Shenzhen getaways, corporate retreats, and travelers who want a softer side of the city.
It is less ideal if you need fast access to Futian, Luohu, or Nanshan every day. It is also not the obvious choice for nightlife, shopping malls, or skyline drama. The main reason to book it is the rare Shenzhen combination of 432 rooms, direct Dameisha Beach access, mountain scenery, resort pools, Club InterContinental, spa facilities, and the feeling that the city has briefly turned into a coastal holiday.
Mankok combines Southeast Asian flavors with Chinese cooking, giving a seaside dinner a more specific direction than another international meal after beach time.
Commune combines global dishes and local specialties with sea views and an outdoor dining area, letting a relaxed meal remain connected to the coast.
The heated indoor pool provides a sheltered swimming option alongside the outdoor resort facilities, adding flexibility when a beach day calls for a change.
盐葵路9号, Yantian District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, 518083, China
Yes. InterContinental Shenzhen Dameisha Resort is worth it for travelers who want a beachfront resort in Shenzhen. The resort has 432 rooms and suites, Dameisha Beach access, five indoor and outdoor pools, Club InterContinental, spa facilities, and four restaurants.
InterContinental Shenzhen Dameisha Resort is in Dameisha, in Shenzhen's Yantian District, between the beach and the mountains. The location suits beach breaks, family weekends, staycations, and travelers who want the eastern Shenzhen coast rather than downtown towers.
InterContinental Shenzhen Dameisha Resort has 432 rooms and suites across a 12-floor beachfront property. Many rooms have sea, mountain, or resort views, with balconies and layouts that work well for families and longer coastal stays.
Book an ocean-view room if you want the clearest beach feeling and views over Dameisha Bay. Choose a Club InterContinental room or suite if you want lounge privileges, more service, and a quieter resort experience.
Yes. The resort is directly by Dameisha Beach, one of Shenzhen's best-known coastal areas. This is the main reason to stay here, especially for families, beach walks, sea views, and a resort break from the city.
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