Xi'an 24-Hour Spas Guide: Where to Go, Prices & Services

After a day cycling the city walls, visiting the Terracotta Warriors or wandering through the Tang Dynasty Ever-Bright City, spending a few hours in a 24-hour spa in Xi'an can be an excellent way to rest. These establishments combine swimming pools, saunas, treatments, dining, entertainment and sleeping areas.

In Xi’an, you’ll find centres open throughout the night and hot spring complexes located in Lintong and Lantian. Here at Trip.com, we’ve reviewed their guide prices, opening hours, services, and locations.

♨️ How do 24-hour spas work in Xi’an?

Chinese urban spas, known as tangquan, are designed for you to spend several hours inside. Basic admission usually includes showers, pools, saunas, steam rooms, and common areas.

Upon arrival, you leave your shoes at reception and receive an electronic wristband to open your locker and charge any additional expenses. In the changing rooms, which are usually separated by gender, you are given comfortable clothing to wear in the shared areas.

In gender-segregated baths, swimwear is often optional, whereas it’s usually mandatory in family or mixed-gender pools. Some centres also require a swimming cap.

Even though the establishment is open 24 hours a day, buffets, massages, shows, or children's areas may have their own specific opening times.

🧖 What services does a 24-hour spa include?

Depending on the centre and the package booked, the ticket may include:

• Hot pools and baths of varying temperatures.
• Dry saunas, steam rooms, and sweating areas.
• Pyjamas, towels, slippers and toiletries.
• Fruit, drinks or snacks.
• Restaurant or buffet at specific times.
• Cinema, video games and children's play areas.
• Reclining armchairs, pods or shared beds.
• Massages and treatments available for an additional charge.
• Private rooms are subject to availability.

Being able to spend the night doesn't mean having a room. In many cases, you'll be sleeping in a pod or an armchair within a shared area.

💴 Comparison of spas and hot springs in Xi’an

Zhangchao Trendy Water Spa Bureau: The Most Central Option

Zhangchao Trendy Water Spa Bureau is located inside Wanda Plaza Lijiacun, making it one of the most accessible spas from Xi’an city centre.

It combines gender-segregated baths, small pools, a sauna, steam room, cinema, children's area, sleeping pods, and relaxation spaces. Admission includes clothing, toiletries, fruit, and drinks. Trip.com indicates that it is open all day and allows overnight stays.

The ticket price varies depending on the day and the services included. Before booking, check if the rate includes meals and how long you can stay on the premises. Massages, treatments, games, and private rooms may have an additional cost.

📍 The spa is located at No. 8, North Section of Yanta Road, Beilin District. You can get there by taking metro line 4 or 5 to Jianzhu Keji Daxue·Lijiacun Station (建筑科技大学·李家村). Remember to bring a swimsuit and a swimming cap if you want to use the shared pools.

Qingshuiwan Letanghui: the most complete resort

Xi’an Qingshuiwan · Letanghui Hot Spring covers approximately 36,000 square metres and remains open 24 hours a day, all year round.

Its water comes from a spring located more than 4,000 metres deep. It features thermal pools, saunas, steam rooms, a cinema, a restaurant, a children's area, sleeping spaces, and rooms. The baths are separated for men and women, while the dining, leisure, and relaxation areas are shared.

Some travellers mention tickets starting from 89 RMB, although the price depends on the day, meals, and the sleeping space used. Also, check if there is a night surcharge.

📍 It's on the north-east corner of North Second Ring Road and Mingguang Road, in Weiyang. As there isn't a metro station right by the entrance, it's best to complete your journey by taxi or DiDi (the Chinese ride-hailing app) and show them the name: 清水湾·乐汤汇都市温泉度假中心.

Galaxy Cloud Valley: spa and relaxation packages

Galaxy Cloud Valley is a spacious wellness centre located in Aerospace City, south of Xi’an. Although it is listed under the accommodation section, it operates as a long-stay Chinese spa where you can spend up to 24 hours.

Its facilities feature hot water pools, a jacuzzi, a sauna, entertainment and dining areas, and various relaxation spaces, such as armchairs and sleeping pods. The available packages vary and may include several meals, body treatments, or specific relaxation zones.

The price depends on the option chosen, so it is worth checking which services each rate includes before booking. In particular, check if it allows you to stay overnight and whether you will be sleeping in a pod, a shared armchair, or a private room.

📍 The property is located at No. 398 Yanta South Road, in the Chang’an District. The nearest metro station listed on its profile is Huangzipo, about a 620-metre walk away. Save the name in Chinese, 西安星河云谷酒店, to locate the exact address on the map.

🌿 Hot springs near Xi’an

In addition to spas open throughout the day, Xi’an has thermal complexes designed for visits of several hours. The highest concentration is in Lintong, near Huaqing Palace.

Angsana Hot Spring: indoor and outdoor pools

Angsana Hot Spring covers around 9,000 square metres and features a two-storey indoor thermal centre, 26 outdoor pools, and a family pool. Some are infused with herbs and are complemented by saunas, steam rooms, and relaxation areas.

The price depends on the date and ticket type, so it's worth checking the current rate on Trip.com. It's open from 11:00 to 23:00, with last entry and ticket sales ending at 22:00. A visit usually lasts between three and five hours.

📍 It is located at No. 8 Yuechun East Road, in Lintong. To get there, take metro line 9 to Zhiyang Guangchang and continue on foot or by taxi.

Huaqing Yutang Hot Spring: Tang Dynasty thermal tradition

Huaqing Yutang Hot Spring is located next to Huaqing Palace and Mount Li. Its outdoor pools, surrounded by greenery, are inspired by the tradition of imperial baths. The complex features pools of various sizes, a lounge area, medicinal tea, fruit, and snacks. Treatments and some special services are available for an additional charge.

The price varies depending on the date and package; check the current rate on Trip.com before booking. It is open from 10:00 to 22:00, with last entry at 21:00. A stay of between three and five hours is recommended.

📍 It is located in Yujingyuan, next to the west entrance of Huaqing Pool, at 38 Huaqing Road. The nearest station is Huaqingchi, on line 9. Its location makes it easy to combine a visit to the thermal baths with a trip to Huaqing Palace.

Tangyu Tiantan Hot Spring: hot springs in the heart of the mountains

Tangyu Tiantan Hot Spring is located in Lantian County. Built on a hillside, it stands out for its outdoor thermal pools and a setting that is much quieter than urban spas.

It's open from 08:30 to 23:00, and a visit usually lasts between three and five hours. Trip.com doesn't currently show a fixed price, so it's worth checking the rate for your chosen date.

📍 The complex is located in Tangyu, in Lantian County. As there is no direct metro connection from the centre of Xi’an, the most convenient way to get there is by taxi, DiDi, or a private car with a driver. Save its name in Chinese, 汤峪天潭温泉, and check the exact location on the map before you set off.

Qinlong Hot Spring: an alternative for families

Qinlong Hot Spring combines indoor, semi-open and outdoor pools with a sauna, a children's area and recreational spaces.

The published opening hours are from 10:00 to 20:30. The listing doesn't show a fixed rate, so it's worth checking the price and available facilities before you head over.

📍 It's on Epang 4th Road, in the Weiyang district. The easiest way to get there is by taxi or DiDi; just show them the name in Chinese: 秦龙温泉. Some reviews are a bit dated, so it's worth checking beforehand that the pools and children's attractions are open.

🏨 Best Xi'an Hotels with Thermal Springs

The Xi’an Lintong Angsana Hot Spring Hotel features hot springs, a sauna, a spa, massages, and rooms with a private hot spring bath. It is located at No. 8 Yuechun East Road, about 480 metres from Zhiyang Guangchang station. Check if your room includes access to the hot spring centre.

Huaqing Palace Resort & Spa is located within Huaqing Palace, about 530 metres from Huaqingchi Station. It features a spa, massages, outdoor thermal pools, and rooms with a private thermal bath. Please check the services for each category before booking.

🚇 How to choose the best spa in Xi’an

Zhangchao is the most convenient option for a night-time visit without straying too far from the centre. Qingshuiwan offers more extensive facilities and a complete experience with baths, entertainment, and relaxation.

Galaxy Cloud Valley is further south and could be an option if you find a spa and relaxation package that fits the time you need. If you are looking for hot springs, Angsana and Huaqing Yutang can be combined with a visit to Huaqing Palace and the Terracotta Warriors.

Tangyu Tiantan is better suited for a specific day trip out of the city. Qinlong might be of interest to families, but it's worth checking in advance which facilities are still operating.

✅ Tips before visiting a 24-hour spa in Xi’an

• Bring your passport to validate the booking.
• Save the name and address in Chinese.
• Confirm how much time the ticket includes.
• Ask if there is a night supplement.
• Check the buffet and treatment times.
• Bring swimwear and a swimming cap for the shared pools.
• Check the services before charging expenses to your wristband.
• Avoid weekends if you're looking for peace and quiet.
• Book a private room if you need some peace and quiet.
• Confirm that the establishment accepts foreign travellers.
• Pack some clean underwear to change into.

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