Hotels With Spa in Ningxia, China

Amazing decision to go to Yinchuan for Dragon Boat Festival since it has the best weather and the cleanest city in China. Kempinski in this city is one of the best. The hotel is in the middle of the city, so there are multiple destinations to tour. For my trip, I did not go to the sand dune area. I focused on the ride share to the touristy movie film park snd neighboring theme town. The hotel is also near the growing 801 Creative Park, Night Market, and just a walk from the Ningxia Museum. So many more local and traditional spots. Bring an extra shopping bag. The hotel has a great view of their master plan development, delicious food options from the cafe to the German restaurant, and coffee/tea lobby lounge. The staff is bilingual and the grounds are immaculately clean. Sleeping and facilities really comfortable. Nicest locals all around. Thank you for a great stay.

The facilities are relatively new, the environment is good, the hygiene is clean and tidy, the service is warm and thoughtful, and most importantly, when Guyuan is already very cold in autumn, Taihe Hotel is warm and comfortable, making people very relaxed. It is recommended to stay.

The hotel facilities and hardware are good, the rooms are spacious, and the breakfast is rich. The only thing that is surprising is the service attitude, especially at the front desk. During the entire check-in, the person was cold and dejected, as if she owed her two buckets of rice. Breakfast The waiter also had no sense of service. When asked if there were fried eggs, the answer was no. The machine was broken, as if it was a matter of course. Western pastries were provided for breakfast, but no knives and forks were provided. I had to spread the bread with my mouth and dig out the jam with chopsticks! As a service industry, I believe this is closely related to the general manager of the hotel. I hope it will attract attention!

The Sheraton Yinchuan Hotel boasts a truly magnificent and luxurious design. The service is exceptionally warm and attentive. From the moment I stepped into the hotel, the manager and concierge staff immediately extended a warm greeting and proactively offered to help with my luggage, which made me feel genuinely welcomed. The hotel's facilities are immaculately maintained. The rooms are spotless, comfortable, and offer expansive views. Both the fitness center and swimming pool are fully equipped. With its convenient location and picturesque surroundings, it's a perfect choice for both business trips and leisurely vacations. Highly recommended!!

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.

I wanted a room with a bathtub and wanted to stay for 2 nights, but it showed there was one room left, so I called to inquire. Only then did I realize that the Ctrip pictures did not match the rooms on the 5th floor. The hotel has guest rooms on the 5th and 6th floors, and the rest are bathing centers. Only the king-bed rooms have bathtubs on the 6th floor, but not on the 5th floor. Then you should not show that there is a bathtub in the picture. Fortunately, I called for consultation and later booked a deluxe suite. To be honest, I was not surprised at all. I originally wanted to book it for 2 nights, but the room was not available the next day and was booked as a wedding room. The facilities are average, the rain shower head is flying, and there is no small shower head that can be taken down. Water pressure is very low. It didn't reflect the word luxury, so I changed to a double room the next day. The double room was fully equipped, and the shower room had a large amount of water and a small shower. The quality is better than that of deluxe suites, so as a reference, if you don’t have a requirement for room size, just book a double bed room. The facilities and environment are better than those in deluxe suites. The only bright spot is that the bath is very good. The service girls in the steam room are very good. Be patient with children. The hotel front desk service is just that, don't have high expectations. However, the service attitude of the front desk who was on duty after 3 a.m. on the 15th was very good.

Overall, I was very satisfied with the experience! The location was convenient, the room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was so comfortable I slept incredibly well. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, and they promptly addressed any needs I had. It was great value for money, and the robot service was very high-tech and cutting-edge. I would definitely choose this place again next time!

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.

How difficult is it to put together a trip with close friends? We hadn't traveled together for two whole years. So we made up our minds: to go somewhere we'd never go on a business trip. Two southerners, like two potatoes, plunged from our +25°C hometown into the -10°C Zhongwei desert. Why winter? The answer is simple: we were fed up with the cramped conditions in the city, where even a square meter of peace had to be shared. The winter desert generously offered us the whole world. Before us were endless sand dunes, a crisp wind, and the uninhibited laughter of our friends—a luxurious, almost unrestrained joy. This expedition was filled with warmth from the moment we landed. The plane arrived at Zhongwei Shapotou Airport at 9:40 AM. Our butler, Tom, had anticipated our early arrival and provided a seamless pick-up. Upon check-in, he meticulously introduced the room. When we hesitated about our initial ”snowy world” plan, he softly suggested, ”Perhaps the desert would be more special?”—this turned out to be the most correct turning point of our trip. Our desert guide, Zhang, whom he arranged for us, was reassuringly professional. The pace of the trip was flexibly adjusted to our individual needs, and he transformed the hike into a vivid nature lesson. The stories of the desert plants and animal tracks made the vast desert approachable and engaging. Tom's recommendations were like a treasure map full of hidden surprises. The lamb restaurant he casually mentioned was praised by later taxi drivers: ”You guys know how to find it; even we locals go there often.” Whenever we got carried away with our adventures, his timely reminders about the return journey would ring out, gently soothing any anxieties we might have felt in a foreign land. The off-season hotel provided a VIP experience. That evening, the head chef kindly drove us back to the hotel, stopping under the dazzling starry sky to teach us how to take time-lapse photos of the starry night with our phones. At that moment, the entire hotel team seemed incredibly skilled, yet also incredibly warm and welcoming. And this trip also gave us a ”first” experience in the entire universe. It was my first time specifically transferring flights for a sea of ​​sand, my first time seeing camels with frosted eyelashes, and my first time standing in a real desert, speechless with awe at the magic of nature. Even more amazing was how the desert revealed its full spectrum of appearances over three days: the first day, a light snowfall blanketed the dunes like sprinkled sugar; the second day, the sun shone brightly, turning the world into a golden expanse; the third day, a strong wind arose, and a vast curtain of sand stretched across the sky—it felt like opening a completely new natural blind box each day. As southerners, we hastily created a ”Desert Winter Clothing Guide.” Our principle was: layering, with flexible disassembly (gear that could be worn again at home). Our practical setup was as follows: Inner layer: Close-fitting thermal underwear to keep dry. Middle layer: Lightweight cotton or fleece clothing to lock in warmth. Outer layer: Windproof and sandproof jacket or down jacket to protect against the harsh winds of the open desert. Footwear: A pair of high-top boots for comfortable walking across the sand dunes. Accessories: Hat, scarf, and gloves for nighttime use. On the last day, we were so exhausted that we abandoned all our plans. Lying in the hotel bar, we were completely healed by a cup of sweet eight-treasure tea (so much so that we frantically searched for the same tea at the airport before leaving). Three days was short, but it felt like a meticulously planned mini-adventure—compact, fulfilling, and without regrets. A special thank you to our butler, Tom. His meticulous foresight, accurate recommendations, and silent support throughout were the warmest and brightest light in this vast desert.

This time I stayed at the Yihe Hotel and the overall experience was satisfactory. The hotel lobby is high-end atmosphere, giving people a sense of luxury as soon as they enter the door. The front desk staff was warm and courteous, and the check-in was quick and thoughtful, especially the cute girl, who was kind like going home. In terms of the room, although there are some old traces, there is no need to say the cleanliness, every place is well organized and comfortable to live. The service attitude of the hotel is very good, whether it is room service or other needs, it can be responded in time. The breakfast type is acceptable and can meet basic needs. It is worth mentioning that there is also a small cheap supermarket in the lobby, selling products such as wolfberry specialties and beef dried beef, which is convenient for residents to buy special products. The boss is good, ask the way, where to go, where to go, where to play, where to eat, patiently answer, buy wolfberry, wolfberry raw pulp, and also sent eight treasure tea. Added the boss WeChat, next time I come to Yinyin, I will stay at the Yihe Hotel. And the hotel is in a good location, adjacent to the high-speed rail station, it is very convenient to travel and shopping is easy. Whether it is tourism or business travel, Yihe Hotel is a good choice.