Hot Springs Hotels in Shaanxi, China

The hotel is clean and tidy, and the bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. The cleaning staff are very proactive; they clean every two days or so, or they'll come by around 8-9 AM the morning after your first night to ask if you want a cleanup. Since I was alone, I felt that cleaning every two days was fine, but for a couple, they'd probably clean daily because each room comes with two sets of toiletries, and for one person, the toiletries usually last about two days. I stayed for four days and didn't see any slippers in the room. I didn't ask if the hotel doesn't provide them or if they were just missing, so I just bought a pair from a roadside shop. These are just my personal observations; if you have similar issues or other questions, you should ask the front desk—they'll know more than I do.

Facilities: Well-equipped, with high-quality bedding and amenities. Cleanliness: Spotless. Environment: Directly opposite the 'Song of Everlasting Sorrow' square, just a crosswalk away. The B&B is on the top floor of a building that also houses a BBQ restaurant, Haidilao Hot Pot, and a mall. Downstairs, there are also food stalls. For parking, just follow the Haidilao signs; guests share an elevator with Haidilao and even get a discount there. From the top floor, you can see the lights of 'The Song of Everlasting Sorrow' performance in the distance. Service: The owner runs the B&B personally, so any requests can be communicated face-to-face. This place is like a five-star hotel disguised as a B&B – it has the high standards of a hotel combined with the laid-back charm of a guesthouse. When we arrived, an adorable, welcoming cat happily weaved between our legs and even sneaked into our room, begging for pets, which our child absolutely loved. After watching 'The Song of Everlasting Sorrow,' the owner bought a watermelon and brought us a slice, which was wonderfully refreshing. Knowing we wanted to visit the Terracotta Warriors the next day, the owner also recommended a tour guide. Owner, please convey our gratitude to Guide Ren again on behalf of our family.

Extremely satisfied! Although the hotel is pricey, it's absolutely worth every penny. 1️⃣ Unlimited access to the Huaqing Palace scenic area. To be precise, the hotel is actually part of Huaqing Palace itself! And breakfast is served inside Huaqing Palace! The ambiance is fantastic. You get to enjoy Huaqing Palace all to yourself before the tourists arrive. In the evening, when watching the 'Song of Everlasting Sorrow' show, you don't have to queue with the crowds; you just walk straight in through a small hotel gate (since the show is also within Huaqing Palace). It's amazing! 2️⃣ The hot springs are incredible. Even though we booked a room without a private hot spring, there's a communal outdoor hot spring in the courtyard. The best part? There was hardly anyone there, making it feel like a huge private hot spring! After watching the 'Song of Everlasting Sorrow' at night, you can just step out of your room to soak in the hot spring, admire the moon, and watch the artificial snow falling during the show. So relaxing, and the water was perfectly hot and comfortable. 3️⃣ We received complimentary tickets to the Baoji Pool hot springs, and hotel guests can also enjoy the carbonic acid pool. Although the carbonic acid pool is a bit cooler, it has a big TV! We could eat fruit and multigrain porridge while watching a movie and soaking, and we even caught some snowfall – truly exceptional! 4️⃣ All the hotel staff wear Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) and have excellent attitudes. I was worried about getting cold watching the 'Song of Everlasting Sorrow,' and they even provided a small blanket and hand warmers. There are also intangible cultural heritage craft activities, making it perfect for a hotel staycation! 5️⃣ The complimentary Jinghong travel photography service was particularly good, including makeup and styling. In winter, you can choose red or pink-blue Hanfu. The makeup artist and photographer were both excellent, and we received three free digital photos, leaving us with a wonderful souvenir. 6️⃣ The room also had a mini-bar, featuring Xi'an specialties like Bingfeng soda, sour plum soup, and pomegranate juice, making up for not having tried them elsewhere. There was also NFC orange juice, capsule coffee, and more. Most importantly, they offered a late-night dessert soup (wan'an zhou)! Enjoying two bowls of Yinhe soup after watching the 'Song of Everlasting Sorrow' was simply delightful. The quality of the complimentary fruit in the room was also very good.

This is my third visit to Mount Hua, and I once again decisively chose the Shaanxi Geo-building Nanshan Huashan Hot Spring Hotel. The experience was even better than before! It's a direct 1.5-hour drive from Xi'an, and the hotel is surrounded by lush greenery, with air so fresh it's incredibly relaxing. The hot spring room I booked was a wonderful surprise – the private hot spring courtyard was secluded and quiet. Soaking in the hot spring while gazing at the distant mountains made my fatigue vanish instantly. The room facilities were complete, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the toiletries had a subtle, pleasant fragrance, showing quality in every detail. The staff were particularly enthusiastic; they actively helped us with our luggage and even recommended a less-traveled hiking route for Mount Hua, helping us avoid the crowds. For dinner, we ate Shaanxi cuisine at the hotel restaurant. The Gourd Chicken was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the Mount Hua wild vegetables were refreshing and delicious. The value for money was excellent. The hotel's location is convenient, and there are also local orchards nearby where you can pick fruit, making it perfect for a leisurely vacation. I've already recommended it to my friends, and it will definitely be my go-to place whenever I visit Mount Hua in the future!

The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful. They offer free parking, and I even received a complimentary souvenir coffee card. The front desk also has a smart voice assistant, and there's a free gym available. I was very satisfied with the service; it was exceptionally warm and friendly. I'll definitely be staying here again.

I went to Yuanjia Village with my friends and kids for a two-day trip on the weekend and stayed at Swisstouches Yuanjia Village. I checked the guide before coming and found that the hotel has hot springs, swimming, and steaming facilities. The kids had a lot of fun just in the hotel. I have to praise the noodle area for breakfast. The clear soup noodles, wontons, and spicy rice noodles are all very special! Special! Good! Delicious!

Very close to Huaqing palace, making it very easy for us to walk home after watching the show. Front desk staff 舒禾 and the others were also very friendly and helpful. The hot tub in our room balcony was amazing! We even got a hanfu experience. My daughter loved it! Although the options for the outfit not as many, but they look very new. The makeup artist was very skilled and friendly as well. We even got a gift of tea set from the front desk. Thank you! Highly recommended!

The hotel rooms are spacious, bright, and well-laid out, making for a very comfortable stay. The bedding is of excellent quality, feeling incredibly soft and comfortable. The hotel breakfast offers a wide variety of options and tastes great. The hot spring baths are also a nice touch, with dozens of different sized and themed pools to enjoy. The staff are very friendly and welcoming, greeting guests politely and with smiles wherever they go, making the hotel a truly welcoming experience. This hotel is highly recommended!

I booked an all-inclusive room for one night at 1399 yuan. The good thing is that I booked early, so there was no price increase for New Year's Day. The downside is that it was incredibly crowded during the holiday. Check-in took about an hour, and then we waited another hour for the room. Plus, it was cold, so we didn't even make it to the hot springs once. First off, some of the services included in the all-inclusive package, like car washing and manicures, are actually standard hotel offerings. The all-inclusive deal just means the butler can help book them in advance, which is nice when it's busy and you don't want to queue on the spot. The most worthwhile part was the dining: it included a double buffet hot pot dinner, a double Chinese meal, a double afternoon tea, and a one-time snack selection. The food and coffee were quite good. Among the children's activities, the pet park was clean and odorless, with kittens, bunnies, guinea pigs, and piglets. However, adults accompanying children need to buy a ticket, and feeding requires purchasing additional food, which added up to almost 100 yuan per person. My less positive experiences were that takeaway coffee at breakfast cost 45 yuan. In my experience, hotels usually offer complimentary takeaway services, or at least provide disposable cups for guests to take drinks with them. Also, the public areas of the hotel, like the swimming pool and corridors, were generally quite cold. Overall, the service was good; the staff were very good at greeting guests. Our butler, Wen Nuan, was very thoughtful and helpful. While we were queuing for check-in, she helped us redeem a voucher so the kids could go play first, which saved a lot of time, and she also gave them a small gift.

The hotel has a great location, convenient for finding restaurants and sightseeing. The facilities are complete, the room amenities are sufficient, and the stay is comfortable. Parking is also hassle-free. Comfortable rooms, a thoughtful touch for business trips or work, and a work desk provided. Highly recommended!