Hotels With Gym in Gansu, China

Our first stop on this Hexi Corridor trip was Jinglong International, and overall it was good. The facilities are probably among the newest and best in Zhangye, and the service was excellent. Our room was super spacious, and we even got an upgrade, which we really appreciated! However, there were also some noticeable downsides: 1️⃣ The hotel's underground parking is shared with residential buildings, so there are limited spaces. Also, the lighting from the underground entrance to the elevators is motion-activated. If you're waiting for the elevator for a while and it's slow to arrive, that section of the path gets very dark, which could be unsettling for women. Ground-level parking was also extremely full, making it very difficult to find a spot. 2️⃣ I really have to complain about the lighting! Personally, I think the smart lighting design is the hotel's biggest flaw 😂 Even though the front desk explained how to use the lights when we checked in, we still encountered issues. For example, while lying in bed playing on my phone, with no movement at all, the bathroom light and fan would suddenly turn on by themselves. When I wanted to turn off the TV in the bedroom, after calling out to 'Xiao Du' (the smart assistant), the bedroom TV turned off, but the living room TV magically turned on by itself. If the bedroom door was closed, 'Xiao Du' couldn't be activated. Honestly, these lighting designs, with lights suddenly turning on in the middle of the night, were genuinely quite frightening. 3️⃣ The hotel's breakfast wasn't great. Perhaps due to the high volume of guests, most dishes were empty after 9 AM and weren't refilled promptly. 4️⃣ There were no small hand towels in the room, which was a bit inconvenient. Although the hotel has been in a trial operation for a year, the cabinets still had a noticeable odor. Overall, it has its pros and cons, and I hope the hotel can improve!

Overall, it is quite satisfactory and will not step on thunder. Facilities: Everything that should be there Hygiene: Hygiene can Environment: Near the Big Buddha Temple, not far from Ming and Qing Street, the hotel decoration is OK, the opposite window view is a bit poor, the room layout is ok, the bathroom is slightly dark. Breakfast is eaten at the Qingguo Hotel behind, by the way, the lobby of Qingguo is well decorated. Breakfast is enough, not very rich, breakfast is starting at 7:30, not very friendly to people who have to catch the trip early in the morning. Service: Generally, almost no, the package said that there was afternoon tea, I didn't eat it, and the front desk didn't say it.

Standard Hampton Inn quality, overall still quite good. Service: The service was very enthusiastic. They gave me a small gift and even showed me the room in person, also recommending some good restaurants nearby. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Facilities: Everything was pretty good, except the shower pressure was too strong, which wasn't very comfortable for me, but that's just my personal feeling. Breakfast was also quite comprehensive, and the soundproofing in the room was decent. Recommended!

This hotel was a fantastic find for our self-drive tour of Northwest China! A huge thanks to the front desk for upgrading our room. It was really spacious, beautifully decorated, and super clean—easily comparable to hotels costing 800-1000 RMB a night in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai region. The location is excellent too, within walking distance of the Dunhuang Night Market. Strolling back to the hotel after enjoying some local delicacies and a leisurely walk was one of the best parts of our trip. I also noticed a front desk staff member patiently assisting a foreign guest during check-in, which made me feel this hotel was incredibly professional and well-equipped to host international visitors.

I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel, I had issues in another city so I had to go back to Lanzhou and I made my reservation in the last minute for just one night and the staff were very, very helpful! This was the best hotel we've stayed so far in this trip to China, everything was very clean and new, spotless! The breakfast was very good as well and It is very close to the airport. I want to point one specific staff member that was very helpful, and her name is Cassy, she understood how tired we were after all unexpected events during the course of this day, It was late in the night when we arrived and she always had solutions to help us, she even gave me some tips to what to do in Lanzhou and made updates and answered any doubt I had, she also secured a late check out so we could have more time do rest., Even when she seemed very busy she was able to make time to help us. . I feel so much gratitude for her and the staff. Thanks!

I love the design of the curtains as it can block sunlight really well. The staff is helpful and friendly. The lobby provides guests with drinks, which is very considerate. The breakfast is not worth it though. It cost RMB38 per head, but the food variety is rather limited. I had to go to 1/F for a cup of coffee because the restaurant at 10/F did not include any drinks. There is no AC in the restaurant as well, which made guests sweating.

This time, we took a road trip and stayed at the NUO Hotel here. The overall service was surprisingly good... I initially thought it would be an older, more dated hotel, but the environment was actually incredibly clean. It's quite impressive how well they maintain such cleanliness. The hotel also has an underground parking garage, which is free and perfect for those driving. The room facilities are very well-maintained, and importantly, the restaurant floor was spotless, not sticky at all, and the tableware on the tables was neat and clean. The hotel's fourth floor connects directly to a shopping mall, making dining and shopping extremely convenient. The service attitude was also genuinely great – not overly intrusive, but also not neglectful, just perfectly balanced. Plus, the overall room rate was very reasonable. I had a really excellent impression! Hope they keep up the great work!

In Dunhuang, encountering the deep blue of the desert is a healing experience for any traveler. This guesthouse perfectly blends the vastness of the desert with the elegance of the Central Plains. Stepping out the door reveals the expansive desert, turning around reveals a secluded courtyard; every blade of grass and every tree exudes the unique gentleness and Zen-like tranquility of Northwest China. The guesthouse's location is ideal, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet not far from the Singing Sand Dunes and Crescent Lake, offering both peace and convenience. The most captivating aspect is its unique scenery: in the morning, opening the window reveals rolling sand dunes bathed in the morning light; the lush apricot grove in the backyard rustles in the wind, brimming with life. At night, looking up, the Milky Way is crystal clear, and starlight fills the courtyard, healing all travel fatigue.

Traveling to Zhangye with two kids, I was impressed by the service from the moment we arrived at the hotel entrance. I completely forgot about our luggage in the taxi, but the security guard at the door kindly helped me carry it all the way to our room. The room itself was clean and tidy. Honestly, I couldn't find a single fault with the service here; everyone was so welcoming and enthusiastic. After all, isn't good service and a pleasant environment what you look for in a hotel? In the evening, they even brought us snacks and treats. Because I had children, they also gave us some small toys, which was incredibly thoughtful. They even prepared foot-soaking tubs and cucumber masks for us in the evening – my kids and I were practically fighting over who got to use them! Highly recommended!

Traveling independently, I chose the Ibis hotel closest to Jiayuguan train station. The room was great! Even though we arrived in the early hours, the staff were considerate and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable, and I especially liked the separate wet and dry areas in the bathroom. Thumbs up!