Hot Springs Hotels in Hebei, China

The room was great, with air conditioning, and the sofa bed in the living room opened up nicely. The balcony was perfect for a cup of tea, and it easily accommodated 3 people! The sunny side of the room let in a comfortable amount of sunlight. The customer service was responsive and had a good attitude.

The staff were all wonderful. We booked a 3-day, 2-night stay with our child, and they upgraded our room for free. When it was cooler, we dug in the sand by the sea, and when it was hot, we enjoyed the hot spring infinity pool. It was so much fun, we didn't want to leave each day! We also visited Xi Port Garden, which was about a 10-minute drive, and took some great photos. With all the food, drinks, and entertainment, it was truly a fantastic trip.

I booked this place for a friend, and the overall experience was excellent. Xiao Hao was incredibly thoughtful and attentive, making all the arrangements in advance and responding promptly. The rooms were clean and tidy, with comfortable furnishings and a tranquil environment, perfect for relieving travel fatigue. The location is convenient, and the price is excellent. My friend was very satisfied throughout the stay and would definitely book again. I highly recommend it for any trip!

The Tangyin Hotel is a well-established and reliable hotel in Chongli. Our stay was very pleasant overall. The staff went above and beyond to assist us, and were incredibly friendly. The room was spotless, with a separate wet and dry area in the bathroom, and a humidifier. Breakfast at the ADD restaurant offered a wide variety of options and maintained its quality even during the off-season, which was impressive. There are many restaurants right outside the hotel, especially those serving beef and lamb, making it easy to find food. It's only a ten-minute walk to Fulong Town, and not far to drive to Cuiyun Mountain and Xue Ruyi, so the location is very convenient. Overall, it offers excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

We stayed in a spacious double room in the office building, decorated in a slightly old-fashioned style. Although there was no private hot spring, there was a bathtub. Watching the New Year's Eve gala on TV as a family was quite pleasant. Breakfast was fairly plentiful; the pancakes were good. There was fruit, cold dishes, stir-fries, and various staple foods. The coffee was instant. Agricultural Park Mini-Pass (Unlimited Entry and Exit): This was excellent; we strolled around. The pass inside was 55 yuan, and we played in the snow world and bumper cars, which was well worth it. Double Hot Spring Resort: This was my second visit. It was too crowded and rather old. The price-performance ratio was acceptable.

The family room had toys, and the combined beds were spacious enough for two adults and two children to sleep comfortably. The hotel has its own hot spring park and a soft play area. Although not huge, it's very clean, the water temperature is just right, and the hot spring floor is soft. There's always staff tidying up the soft play area. Kids under 10 could easily spend two or three hours there. We also received a small gift for the children. Breakfast was plentiful, and we could even have freshly cooked noodles when we returned from Hetou Old Street in the evening. There's also a shuttle bus service to and from Hetou Old Street. We were short on time and didn't get to feed the deer.

I stayed at the Binliya Hotel for two nights during the three-day Mid-Autumn Festival holiday in Thaiwoo Ski Resort. First, the pros: 1. The hotel opened in 2025, so the decor is quite new. It's designed in an American cabin style, and the overall environment and facilities are excellent. 2. They offer shuttle service to and from the high-speed rail station. Upon arrival, you can easily spot staff holding signs. The hotel has its own dedicated vehicles. For departure, they'll drop you off about an hour before your train, which is very convenient and allows plenty of time. 3. The hotel boasts a prime central location in Thaiwoo Ski Resort, very close to the entrance/exit of the 4-person gondola. 4. The room was spacious, with a separate wet/dry bathroom, a bathtub, and an independent walk-in closet. The view from the window was fantastic; I could enjoy beautiful mountain scenery by opening the curtains in the morning, and watch the bonfire party downstairs from the balcony at night. 5. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options, both Chinese and Western, perfectly suiting Northern Chinese tastes. I tried the chef's recommended black pork buns, which were truly delicious! The jianbing (savory crepes) were also excellent, and the tofu pudding was quite good. The biggest advantage of breakfast was the abundance of freshly prepared dishes, creating a vibrant atmosphere. 6. The minibar in the room had sea buckthorn juice and Coke. Welcome fruit was delivered every afternoon, and small snacks and yogurt were brought to the room every evening. On Mid-Autumn Festival night, mooncakes were delivered. 7. You can enjoy the hot springs from afternoon to evening. There's one indoor pool at 39°C and three outdoor pools at 40°C. They were not crowded, the water temperature was comfortable, and I didn't feel cold even in the outdoor springs. It was very relaxing after a tiring day. Now, the cons: 1. Check-in at the front desk was slow. When I arrived around 11 AM, all three front desk staff were busy checking in other guests. My mother and I each joined a queue but still had to wait a long time for our turn. The efficiency was very low. There weren't many people at the time, so I can only imagine how much longer the wait would be during peak season. 2. I booked a panoramic balcony king room, but during check-in, the front desk assigned us to the more distant G building, specifically the furthest room at the end of the G building. They didn't proactively inform us of this, even though I had an elderly person with me, nor did they give us the option to choose a similar room type in the F building. The front desk, restaurant, hot spring pool, and entrance/exit are all in the F building. From our room, every time we wanted to go in or out, we had to walk through a long connecting corridor and then take an elevator, which was very tiring and inconvenient. Overall, the hotel service was very good. Most of the staff were excellent; they greeted guests politely and proactively, and were able to resolve issues promptly.

The soundproofing in the room was quite poor; I could clearly hear the neighbor pressing the light switch on the wall. The hardware facilities were decent, but the soft services were a bit lacking, especially the hot spring area, which felt a bit run-down. The meals were okay.