Hot Springs Hotels in Shaanxi, China

As one of the top hot spring hotels in the country, the check-in experience was truly impressive. The guest rooms come with private hot springs, and it was my first time experiencing hot spring water that circulates all day. From 7 PM to midnight every evening, the hot springs continuously and automatically circulate, allowing guests to enjoy a soak even after returning from the 'Song of Everlasting Sorrow' performance. This washes away travel fatigue, making for an excellent experience. The next day, guests can visit the Baoji Pool outdoor public hot springs, which offer a secluded outdoor environment with low traffic and spacious surroundings, making for a very pleasant hot spring experience. Regarding dining, breakfast is served at the Royal Dining Hall. The hotel provides a shuttle service for transportation, saving guests the walk and a lot of time. The restaurant service is attentive and thoughtful, and they even specially prepared authentic Roujiamo (Chinese hamburger) on the spot, which was full of flavor. Dinner is also served here, and I highly recommend the braised Yellow River soft-shelled turtle; it's definitely worth trying. The hotel's location is a significant advantage, with an exclusive access channel to the Huaqing Palace, making it very convenient to enter and exit the scenic area. I also want to provide honest feedback on some areas for improvement: The front desk and shuttle staff were a bit stiff in their demeanor, lacking warmth and giving off a distant vibe, as if their workplace was too high-end. Also, the cleanliness details in the public areas need improvement. I found traces of small insects inside drawers, so I recommend strengthening deep disinfection and daily cleaning and maintenance.

The hotel ia strategic, near and easy access to all the scenic area. Food is not a problem since the shopping street is surrounding the hotel area. We have a great time staying there. The host has been very helpful and friendly during our entire stay. Laundry services is also available at the hotel and it’s convenient for us. If you are tired from walking at the scenic area, the lower ground shop-lot have lot off massage parlours where you can relax after the hectic day. The owners’ cats are so cute and super friendly and being and additional friends for us 😍

The overall hotel environment was quite good, and the butler service after check-in was excellent. However, the all-inclusive package felt a bit underwhelming. The pony ride was just the kids circling the hotel entrance on a pony. The unpowered playground equipment was so run down it made the place feel incredibly low-rent. Many of the machines in the basement game area weren't working, and the ones that did take tokens were old and dilapidated. Lunch was à la carte, and dinner was a hotpot buffet. Overall, I didn't feel it was particularly worth the price. The breakfast rice noodles were good, especially if you added some fermented bean curd sauce and shredded pork sauce. In conclusion, I would recommend staying here, but I wouldn't recommend buying the all-inclusive package (my son is over 1.3 meters tall, so we paid an extra 300 RMB for his all-inclusive child package, and the services provided for 1700 RMB a day didn't feel entirely worth it). Still, the accommodation environment and service were quite good.

Service: From the moment we walked in, a greeter helped us with our luggage and guided us through check-in, even offering plum juice – a fantastic first impression. We could also request staff to disinfect our private hot spring tub, which was done very quickly. At the public hot springs, staff would bring fruit plates and other amenities, so the service was quite good. Facilities: Both the private and public hot spring facilities were good. The kids' play area, arcade, and cinema were also nice, catering to all ages. The only minor issue was that the shower water pressure in the fifth-floor room was a bit low. Restaurant: The buffet breakfast was excellent, with a good variety of dishes and pastries. The Qishan Saozi noodles were particularly authentic and delicious. There was also a chocolate fountain, which the kids loved. Overall experience was quite good, and my kids were very happy – they even enthusiastically wrote a five-star review!

The room was spotless, and the balcony had a good-sized hot tub. It was too hot to go out, so this place was perfect for a family vacation with kids – lots of activities without needing to leave the hotel. The restaurant was excellent. Breakfast ran until 10:30 AM, and for lunch, they brought out various noodles; I had three bowls of Saorou noodles in one day! We booked one dinner, and you could tell the kitchen put a lot of effort in. With more than two types of curry, I couldn't resist and ate three bowls of rice, completely forgetting about the seafood! Our butler, Xiao Zhao, provided great service. She also took care of all sorts of small animals. If it hadn't been so hot, I don't think the kids would have wanted to go home – the lambs were adorable!

This was a spontaneous, short trip, a perfect reminder that plans often yield to the unexpected. Here I am in Xi'an, at the foot of the Qinling Mountains, longing to open my arms and embrace nature. I soaked in the cool breeze, the fragrant blossoms, and the gentle chirping of birds that seemed to whisper secrets. Every tiny flower here possesses a unique beauty; they don't need to be dazzling, yet their charm is utterly irresistible. It served as a beautiful reminder: you don't need to please anyone, and true happiness isn't given but earned through your own smile. I cherished the tranquility, the white swing nestled among flowers, and the vibrant green pomegranate trees adorned with their distinctive red blossoms. The shaded courtyard was a delight, featuring brightly colored rocking chairs, sun umbrellas, and a small pebble-built stream with stone and wooden bridges. In the stream, around twenty fluffy, super cute ducklings swam playfully, even hiding under lily pads when the sun grew strong. Two brown goats contentedly grazed on the lush green grass. I even playfully called out, 'Hello there, goat, can we be friends?' Haha, a unique soul indeed! The 'Eight-Point Black' rabbits were a constant favorite with the kids, and a proud white fox enjoyed its spacious cage – perhaps not its ideal home, but certainly one where its neighbors posed no challenge! Then there were the flocks of big white geese, honking away with gusto. There's also a vegetable garden, still growing. I hope to taste its fresh produce when I return – what a lovely thought! The evening scenery was enchanting, with countless small lights twinkling like stars in the sky. If you're feeling musical, you can even grab a microphone and sing a few songs. The rooms themselves were very comfortable, clean, and hygienic. For those with energy, brewing a pot of tea and chatting about life is a wonderful option. I love this place so much that I'll definitely be back. It's a perfect spot to record life's beautiful moments and ponder its many inspiring mottos. **Facilities:** Excellent, adorning the rooms like works of art. **Cleanliness:** Impeccable, with great attention to detail. **Ambiance:** Beautiful and spacious. I particularly enjoyed brewing tea by the floor-to-ceiling window while admiring the natural scenery outside. **Service:** The staff, especially one kind lady, was incredibly thoughtful and attentive. **Parting Gift:** Upon check-out, they even prepared a lovely gift for us, including a variety of snacks that children absolutely adored.

We drove there, and the guesthouse isn't right by the road; there's an internal path leading to it. Parking was plentiful during the off-season. It's very close to the subway station, about a 5-10 minute walk. Huajing Palace is just one subway stop away, so we could quickly return after the show and relax in the hot spring. Service: The cleanliness was pretty good; a staff member came to clean the tub before we filled it. The food was also great, five meals a day with a lot of variety, and it tasted good. The staff were very friendly, and towels and bathrobes were replaced promptly. Environment: We had a family room, and the beds were big enough. The room was a bit dim, but it created a nice atmosphere. With floor heating and radiators, it was toasty and very comfortable.

FYI, this hotel is not the Radisson, it’s called Landison, hope this gets updated on Trip. The hotel is quite large, the foyer is fancy with many statues and ornaments. The room is a good size, clean and comfortable. Staff left a small bowl of fruit, nice gesture. I personally didn’t like the reddish stained floor which matches the furniture, but it’s typical of local style. The hot springs are lovely, and not super busy, fruit and savoury snacks provided in the chill out area. The pool is suitable for both kids and adults as it has lots of stream jets. Breakfast was standard. Hotel staff were pleasant and a couple can communicate in basic English. Lots of restaurants around hotel. Overall a lovely and relaxing one night stay.

The environment and service were both excellent. The front desk staff and the hot spring attendants were all incredibly kind, and they even brought breakfast for my child. Before checking out, I was resting for a bit when a staff member knocked, and thinking no one was inside, swiped their card and opened the door. However, when I mentioned this at checkout, the front desk handled it very proactively, offering a generous amount of complimentary gifts. I could really feel their apology and sincerity, so I'm still giving a definite good review. Even the best hotels can make mistakes; what truly matters is how issues are addressed and resolved. Your hotel handled it very well, and I'm very satisfied. I'll definitely consider coming back again. I hope you continue to improve!

While visiting Huaqing Palace in Lintong, I chose the Begonia Royal Spa Hotel, which opened in 2025. As someone in the hotel industry, I specifically wanted to test the noise levels, a common concern for many. The entire building features triple-glazed windows, and with the air conditioning and fresh air system running and windows closed, the noise measured around 35 decibels, ensuring an undisturbed night's sleep. With the windows open, external noise was about 55 decibels, demonstrating the excellent soundproofing hardware. The room decor was aesthetically pleasing, and every corner was immaculately clean. The staff were very responsive to all requests. The water quality in the rooftop infinity pool was well-maintained, and relaxing in the hot springs was incredibly therapeutic. The breakfast buffet offered a wide variety, including Chinese options like buns and congee, and Western choices like bread and salads. The location is superb, within walking distance to Huaqing Palace and close to the subway station. For those driving, there's an underground car park with charging stations, making travel worry-free. This is my top recommendation for a five-star hot spring hotel!