Xinxing Luxury Hotels

"Location: 5 stars. Situated by the river, the location is very convenient. There are various fast-food restaurants downstairs and across the street, making dining easy. They have both underground and open-air parking. Even during the May Day holiday, there was ample parking, so no need to circle around looking for a spot. It's also a short drive to Guo'en Temple. Environment: 5 stars. By the river. We heard that over 90% of the hotel rooms have a river view, and ours did too – the view from the window was lovely. The room had excellent soundproofing; we couldn't hear any traffic from the road. Cleanliness: 5 stars. The room was clean and tidy. My daughter even used the hotel's stationery to draw a bit. Room Facilities: 3 stars. There was only one bathrobe in the room. The tea station had a small cabinet for tea bags, but it was empty. It wasn't until we checked out that we found the tea bags in the drawer above the mini-fridge. They were placed so discreetly, almost as if they didn't want guests to drink them! The 'soft' switch in the bathroom was broken and didn't work. Service: 4 stars. Overall, the staff attitude was good, but one male front desk receptionist was a bit cold. We arrived with a child and wanted to check in at 2 PM, but he ignored us. Later, a female front desk staff member helped us get checked in. Dining: 4 stars. For the price, the buffet wasn't particularly good value for money. Highlight: The indoor pool is excellent."

"The environment here is fantastic. Lush greenery and vibrant flowers are tastefully arranged, and the architecture is in a modern Chinese style. Every step offers a new beautiful view. Many birds fly around, making it peaceful yet full of life. There are covered walkways for guests going to the hot springs, so you won't get wet if it rains. The room facilities are comprehensive; there's a safe, a mini-fridge, tea, and an umbrella, all provided. Inside the hot springs area, there are plenty of fresh towels available for changing. Service is excellent. The staff are all very enthusiastic. When we checked into our room and asked for an extra quilt, housekeeping immediately came to help us out and even asked if we wanted the quilt folded. When we requested two more bottles of water, housekeeping promptly delivered them, along with two small sodas. While at the hot springs, my elderly family member, who isn't very agile, received incredibly warm assistance from staff member Zhao Shaofen. She helped the elder person get in and out of the pools, proactively brought tea and towels, and even walked slowly with them along the way, explaining the different hot springs. This is a hotel worth revisiting many times over. I'd love to bring my whole company here for a team-building event! 😊😊"

"I booked the A section of Yuetianxia, drawn by the viral water canal, which comes with a private heated pool. Let me start with the only good points, objectively and without exaggeration, 👇 ✅Sole highlight: Direct access to the swimming canal downstairs. The entire canal runs through the villa area, allowing you to play in the water right outside your door. The visual and recreational experience is indeed different from ordinary hot spring hotels, and it's great for photos. However, section A doesn't have any free water toys; they are all in section B. The room has its own private heated pool, but it's completely useless in summer! The private pool is just for show. ❌Now for all the pitfalls. Families planning to come, take note and avoid these points: 1. All advertised amenities are mediocre, and overpriced. You can completely ignore the advertised mini-train, glass boat, and children's playground. ▪️The mini-train voucher says it departs at 9 AM, but it actually starts at 9:30 AM, running every half hour – not stated on the voucher at all! We woke up early and waited by the roadside, with the kids bored the whole time. A solo ride costs 68 RMB, which is extremely poor value for money. ▪️Feeding the deer costs 58 RMB, which is outrageous compared to most parent-child hotels that offer free animal feeding. 2. Zero soundproofing. Night owls and early sleepers, do not stay here. The public swimming pool is right below the room, with constant noise all day. Several families were having a party in the adjacent villa, making noise and playing until midnight. The soundproofing is so bad that going to bed early is impossible, and getting proper rest is out of the question. 3. Conflicting parking rules. Arriving late means parking on the roadside. The sign outside the villa states, 'At least one parking space per room, prioritized by room number.' However, when I called the front desk, they changed their tune, saying it's first-come, first-served, with no exclusive spaces. If you arrive late in the afternoon, you have to park on the roadside, which is a huge hassle for families driving. 4. Absurd breakfast. Internal restaurants are unused, forcing guests to a distant, crowded ballroom. Despite having restaurants within the park, hotel guests are made to go to a huge banquet hall outside for the buffet. It's crowded, the food is mediocre, and I suspect it's mixed with visitors from 'Mijing,' leading to frustrating queues for food and a significantly degraded experience. 5. The park's shuttle service is useless. Waiting for a shuttle takes longer than a public bus. The hotel claims internal electric carts are available for pick-up and drop-off. I called for one three times and never managed to get a ride. The average waiting time was 20 minutes per call. Walking with kids and luggage is exhausting, making the shuttle service completely ineffective. 6. The front desk's information is unclear, leading to constant information pitfalls during the stay. During check-in, they only provided simple directions to the room. They didn't proactively explain the mini-train's departure times, schedule, or parking rules. I had to call and inquire after encountering problems myself. The service details are very poorly handled. My honest conclusion: I only recommend this place to young people who solely want to play in the water, don't mind noise, and aren't reliant on hotel amenities – basically, treat it as accommodation by a pool. For families with young children, those who need to sleep early, value comprehensive amenities, or require dedicated parking for self-driving, I strongly advise against it. The promotional hype far outweighs the actual experience."

"Jinshuitai is a good choice for taking family vacation in summer vacation. The two bedrooms and one living room are spacious and comfortable, and both rooms have hot springs. The staff's service is considerate and in place. The Sunshine Rose recommended by Xiaogan Butler is crisp and sweet, which is worth a thumbs up👍"

"Xinxing Wyndham Hotel The excellent service and comfortable environment exceeded our expectations. I must give Wyndham a huge thumbs-up! Location: The location is fantastic, close to the Liuzu Resort, Guo'en Temple, and the park, and there are many nearby farmhouses! Room: The deluxe king room we initially stayed in didn't quite match our expectations. After consulting with the staff, they were very friendly and immediately moved us to a private room with a balcony. The room was extremely comfortable, with soft, clean bedding, and a wonderful sleep. The layout was well-organized and spacious. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was impeccable, and both the room and the public areas were very clean. Service: From the warm and efficient check-in at the front desk, to the attentive and helpful housekeeping staff, to the proactive help from the restaurant staff, every staff member demonstrated professionalism and sincerity, making us feel right at home. It was a very pleasant and satisfying stay. I highly recommend it to other travelers! I look forward to returning."

"The room was very clean and the front desk staff was polite. I participated in the hotel's free hiking activity and tried to pick tea leaves by myself. The tour guide Sisi explained it attentively. During the tea art performance, we also tasted black tea and green tea, and the tea brewers also explained it carefully. Go to Yunquan Valley to soak in hot springs in the evening. There are many kinds of hot springs, the environment is very clean, and the temperature is very hot. Each one is a small spring, and you can chat while soaking. What I like most is that the hotel is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the air is very fresh, which is very suitable for relaxing during a short vacation. The only drawback is that there are too few restaurants for dinner, and there are too many people at the breakfast buffet, which is acceptable if you don't have any requirements for food."