Hotels With Spa in Liaoning, China

The room is nice, but the upstairs bath is a bit tricky, the scrubbing time is very short, the high-priced service is tricky, the outsiders are not friendly, and the lost items are not found. I don't recommend going to the bathhouse

I booked a one-bedroom deluxe suite, and the room was incredibly spacious. Besides a living room, a dining area with a kitchen, a bathroom, and a bedroom, it also had a separate study and another laundry room. The breakfast was also very rich, with many egg options and even Japanese natto. It was a fantastic experience, and I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in Shenyang.

The room was spacious, bright, clean, and tidy. Parking was very convenient, and breakfast was good. My only confusion was why there were restrictions on the 'complimentary' drinking water. At checkout, another guest mentioned being charged for extra water, and it turned out I had also been caught out. (I saw a disposable toilet seat cover on the toilet and assumed it was free, but it was one of those flimsy, unusable types like on planes, so I threw it away.) They charged me 2 yuan for it! Having traveled extensively, this is the first time I've encountered something like this. Just a heads-up to be cautious. I hope the hotel doesn't lose customers by nickel-and-diming them.

Great location, across from Zhongshan square and 15 minutes walk to Russia street. The marina is a short 10-15 mini taxi ride. This hotel is like an old style China hotel, it’s kind of grand and is kept in relatively good condition, but it is dated with dark wood furniture and not in keeping with the high expectation of an InterContinental, especially compared with other cities. Also, there is a weird smell in the room, and the breakfast spread is limited, even in the club lounge. Also, there was no acknowledgment of my milestone birthday, which was disappointing. On the positive, the executive room is a nice size, bathroom is huge, shower is powerful, the condition is ok, bed and pillows are comfortable, no coffee machine, but free access to lounge with afternoon tea on both days and happy hour where food is served. The pool is large and up to 1.8m deep. The price is relatively good, so overall it was enjoyable. Thanks also to Grace who gave me a late check out and a magnet. I hope they refurbish the hotel soon, as it could be better, through it ain’t that bad ether.

We stayed here for three nights, but two would have been more than enough. The attractions here are quite informal and open. The Mural Museum was closed on two consecutive days. Tokyo Mausoleum advertises that it's closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, which we missed, but the driver told us it might be closed for a long time. Other places are generally open. I recommend Jinbihuihuang, across the bridge. It's delicious and a must-try. They even have resident singers on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Afterward, we took a walk back and enjoyed the refreshing breeze. The hotel was okay; it was relatively clean and looked relatively new. The service wasn't as good as hotels in the south. Cleaning was something you had to ask about, not what you asked for. They provided plenty of mineral water each day, unlike some hotels that only give you two bottles, which is hardly enough in the summer. This was a really nice touch. The following pictures are of the hotel breakfast. Our children can't handle spicy food, so we had fried rice every day, so the options were a bit limited.

When I ask to print out the invoice of 2 nights stay at the check-out desk, the person did not give me any invoice. I do not understand whether this is their regulation or not. I was expecting to receive the invoice for the 2 nights stay as usual. The reception did not even answer to my request on May 31st when she can give or not. If the person did not understand my English, then there should be a person to speak in English at least in the reception for Check-in and Check-out. That's is why I have chosen Sheraton hotel. It was no pleasant morning.

This hotel was a pleasant surprise. I originally booked it for the pool, and considering its age, my expectations weren't very high. But to my surprise, from the moment we got out of the car, the concierge staff proactively opened doors and handled our luggage every single time, without fail. In stark contrast, when we later moved to the Four Seasons, we had to carry our own bags inside before anyone offered assistance! While the rooms are a bit dated, it's clear the housekeeping team does a very thorough job. Even my mother, who is a neat freak, found it satisfactory. In contrast, at the Four Seasons, she immediately spotted dust on the glass and high up in the wardrobe! The location is excellent, making it convenient for getting anywhere. The complimentary fish jerky and candies were delicious! There's also a morning market just a hundred meters walk away. We had a minor issue on our second day, but the Guest Services Manager resolved it very professionally. If I have the chance to visit Dalian again, I will definitely choose the New World! Expensive doesn't always mean best, but we all unanimously agreed that the New World offers the best value for money.

This stay was a far cry from my visit in March this year. Both times, I booked Executive Club rooms primarily for the lounge access to relax. 1. **High Deposit**: For a three-day stay, they charged a 6500 RMB deposit. I found it quite high and double-checked, but the front desk staff was unhelpful and curt, simply stating it was hotel policy. 2. **Insufficient Water**: On the day of check-in, there were only three 350ml bottles of water. By 6 PM, I ran out and had to resort to drinking tap water from the bathroom. When I returned in the afternoon, the water situation hadn't improved, so I called housekeeping, and they brought two 500ml bottles. The next day, it was the same story! I even had my cold and fever medication laid out in the room, yet the staff didn't think to simply provide more water, like six bottles straight away? 3. **Slippers**: Yes, when I came back on the second day, I needed new slippers because the ones from the first day were completely soaked after our shower, but no fresh slippers were provided by housekeeping. 4. **The Embarrassing Afternoon**: On my third day, I decided to extend my stay for another night. I informed the front desk about this at 2 PM that afternoon. What followed was a truly embarrassing and frustrating afternoon. I explicitly told the front desk that I had a cold and a fever, needed rest, didn't want any fruit or anything, and just wanted to sleep. That afternoon, housekeeping staff brought water, slippers, and fruit in three separate trips. I was running a fever and desperately wanted to sleep, but I had to keep getting up to answer the door! I then realized I hadn't pressed the 'Do Not Disturb' button (not blaming the staff, but I had already clearly told the front desk I didn't want fruit and just wanted to sleep), so I immediately activated DND. At 5 PM, I thought I could finally get some sleep. The moment I drifted off, the front desk called, asking if I wanted to check out, extend my stay, or refresh my key card, etc. (Don't your systems track this?!). At that point, I just wanted to go home!!! The Front Office Manager's approach to resolving the issue was quite subjective. During dinner at the restaurant, I was given a hotel cartoon mascot as a 'solution.' When she called, she did express apologies for these issues and offered me a discount of just over 150 RMB (which I believe was the difference for the executive lounge when I mistakenly extended to a different room type for the fourth night). She clearly had no idea about the embarrassing experience I had that afternoon. The next morning, still running a fever, I had to listen to her lecture me. That's when I decided to write my first truly serious negative review! I hope the hotel ensures they always have enough water and slippers ready! What's the point of charging such a high deposit?

Took my child to enjoy the hot springs during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Even though it was a holiday and quite crowded, the experience far exceeded my expectations. We arrived at 2:30 PM, and the front desk lady was incredibly gentle and thoughtful. She kept apologizing because our room wasn't ready yet. The staff member dressed as Judy (from Zootopia) who was in charge of greeting the kids was very approachable and patient, interacting with them wonderfully. Even though it was only early October, the room was already heated. Sitting on the balcony, gazing at the distant, overlapping mountains was truly relaxing. The outdoor hot spring pools offered a wide variety: milk, red wine, mugwort, lemon, aloe vera, grotto, lavender, and rose. If the weather is good, the hillside pools are also open, and the children's bubble bath pool has scheduled operating times. Staff members regularly patrol the pools, adjusting water temperatures, clearing leaves, and ensuring the pools remain clean. Indoors, there were showers, body scrubs, and complimentary fruits and snacks. The second floor of the bath area featured a relaxation zone, a small soft play area, a dragon-fire bath, and a cinema. At 9 PM, overnight guests could enjoy a complimentary late-night snack service, including noodles, congee, eggs, and side dishes. The hotel breakfast was just okay; although there was a good variety, the taste was average, not as good as the late-night snacks. Since we had a child, the hotel also provided adorable kids' toothbrushes and bathrobes, which the little ones absolutely loved. A delightful day came to an end, and the children didn't want to go home, but rooms are so hard to book during holidays that we had to head back.

We took our parents out for a trip and transited in Fushun. Deepseek recommended this hotel to me. It turned out to be unexpectedly good. The location of the hotel is easy to find. The front desk manager Wang Peng was very considerate. Seeing that we were with the elderly, he upgraded our room and gave us fruits. He also prepared plastic slippers for the elderly very considerately. The room was very spacious and bright. There was Hunhe River outside the window. There was also a bathtub in the room, which was just right for taking a bath to relieve fatigue. Breakfast was on the first floor, with a wide variety of varieties. The waiters were very considerate and took good care of the elderly. The chicken noodle soup in the restaurant was very fresh, worthy of being an old hotel. The restaurant on the second floor of the hotel also tasted very good and the environment was very elegant. In short, this hotel was definitely an unexpected surprise. We and the elderly were very satisfied!