Hotels With Spa in Ningxia, China

This stay was absolutely perfect! The environment was clean and tidy, and the common areas were fresh and spacious. We booked a family suite, and the room was huge with excellent natural light and ventilation. The cleanliness was exceptional, even the hard-to-reach corners were spotless. The mattress was just right – not too soft, not too firm – so we slept incredibly well. The staff were gentle and thoughtful, responding quickly to any requests. It's super convenient for dining, drinking, and getting around. Overall, the value for money is outstanding. Highly recommended, this is definitely my top choice for accommodation in the area!

This hotel was a bit unexpected. I originally wanted to visit attractions in Xixia District, so I searched for a hotel with good reviews. It turned out to be in a tourist attraction, which was amazing. The hotel has an annex and a main building. Try to stay in the main building. The overall facilities of the annex are the same as those of a hospital ward. I asked the staff and they said it was a nursing home before. It feels a bit scary. Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't care. The facilities in the main building of the hotel are much newer, and breakfast and hot springs are also convenient. However, the hot springs are really mediocre, especially the shower area, which has a smell. Maybe it's because of the May Day holiday. The attractions are quite novel, and I saw the most people during the May Day holiday. The quality of various performances is very high, and the NPCs are very dedicated and professional, and their appearance is also online. I watched the Helan Festival and the big circus, and the price-performance ratio is not bad. The service is generally good, whether it is the restaurant or the guest room, the service awareness is not bad.

Staying at a desert hotel for the first time was quite an experience! I thought the courtyard rooms would open up to a desert view, but the 'courtyard' was more like a small balcony, which felt a bit pointless. You have to go to the rooftop for a view. Only the hot spring rooms offer a direct desert view from the door. The room itself was a bit dim but overall nice, and the bedding was comfortable. What I disliked was the bathtub in the living room with no privacy whatsoever. It's really just for show because you can't use it with family or friends around. It would have been better if it wasn't there at all; the pictures when booking didn't make this clear. The hotel's Chinese restaurant had excellent food, though a bit pricey, which is understandable considering it's in the desert. Breakfast would be fine if it were complimentary, but on the first day, we paid an extra 260 for my child's portion, and there wasn't much good to eat – she just had a glass of milk and two cookies. The next day, I learned my lesson: a glass of milk at the bar was only 40-50, and ordering food from the Chinese restaurant separately still came out to less than 200. The goji berry latte at the bar was delicious! The service was great, every staff member was enthusiastic and dedicated.

The first hotel I stayed in when I came to Yinchuan. Everything in the new hotel is very new. You can see that the decoration and equipment are also carefully designed, such as hair dryers, toothbrushes, electric toilets, humidifiers, etc. The room is quite large and has a balcony. The environment is also very clean, minimalist style, the service attitude is also very good, and the front desk lady is great~ The disadvantage is that the location is a bit remote, there are not many restaurants nearby, and you have to drive there, so it is recommended to pack breakfast. But it is still very close to the Western Xia Imperial Mausoleum, so it is recommended to check in there. Then after checking in to the new hotel, it is still recommended to open the window for ventilation.

The room was clean and sanitary. I stayed here for three days. Breakfast is also good. There are steamed cereals, Western pastries, cold dishes and hot dishes every day. They are very child-friendly and basically not spicy. Yogurt, pudding, milk, soy milk and porridge are available. Diagonally opposite the hotel is Xiangyang Street (BBQ Street). The hotel is also conveniently located to several attractions in the city. It only takes 3-5 minutes to walk to the Drum Tower and Gaomiao. There is a park behind Chairman Mao, and across the park is the Gaomiao. Zhongwei Museum is a 6-minute taxi ride away. The hotel staff are all warm and polite. I left my mobile phone charging cable behind when I left. The cleaning staff found it in time and the lady at the front desk picked it up for me and brought it back down. She also gave souvenirs to the children. I’m really happy! The child asked why he should stay at Guyu Jasmine Hotel next time he comes to Zhongwei.

Service: The service was exceptionally good. Environment: The environment was clean and upscale. Hygiene: Spotless. Facilities: Very new and complete. They even had exquisite afternoon tea, which I've already finished! I have to give the service full marks 💯. Upon check-in, they proactively introduced the facilities and, knowing I was with an elderly person, specifically arranged a room closer to the elevator. They also provided unique children's toothbrushes and slippers for the kids. The service was truly fantastic 👍. It was definitely worth the money! The experience far exceeded expectations! Extremely practical! The location is convenient, and breakfast offers a rich variety. They even pack it for you if you're in a hurry, which is a truly unique service I haven't encountered anywhere else! Beyond expectations! Loved it, loved it!

1. 房間乾淨整潔，服務熱情周到，位置也很便利，入住體驗超棒，下次還會選擇這裏！ 2. 性價比很高，環境安靜舒適，設施齊全，整體非常滿意，推薦入住。 3. 前台態度很好，客房衞生做得很到位，出行方便，住得很舒心。

Finally, I understand what the travel guides mean: if you haven't stayed at the Star Hotel, you haven't truly experienced Shapotou! The environment, dining, and service are simply exceptional. We stayed in Zone A and even saw fireworks at night 🎆. What's most commendable is the hotel's parent-child science education. We unfortunately missed the stargazing due to cloudy weather, but the desert hike the next morning was a pleasant surprise! Teachers Wendy and Xiaomei, who led the hike, were professional and thorough in their explanations. Even our four-year-old kept up perfectly, learning about many desert plants and spotting a little lizard 🦎 with them. It not only built our child's resilience but also fostered an appreciation and awareness for protecting nature, making our desert trip truly meaningful. Our brief interactions left us with wonderful memories, and we hope the Star Hotel continues to thrive.

The room was large and clean. The service was average. There was a washing machine in the room, but it was poorly placed and no laundry detergent was provided. Do I have to buy a bottle of laundry detergent after staying overnight?

The hotel is in the Tengger Desert, and the wings are the same, you can share facilities, there are desert light hiking, bonfire party, you can also ride camels, sandboarding, children have fun, the hotel people are also very simple, warm, five-star praise