Spa Hotels & Resorts in Lintong Qu from NZ$79

"The staff are super friendly and even if they are not able to converse in English, we used an app translator or someone else on the staff. Location is ideal for us, within 10 min walk to the Muslim Quarter but far enough to not hear the noise. Plenty of restaurants around the area, pharmacies, fruit shops etc. The Air Conditioning in our room was not great - we never got around to reporting it as we left the windows open and it didnt get too warm at nights. Breakfast selection was good. They had a non-pork section which was adequate. The fried rice and noodles were very tasty. They have afternoon tea which was decent - a good filler to dinner/supper. On Google map or Amap, the hotel's location is also called Dongshes Hotel for some odd reason. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay here, from the staff to the breakfast and the location. Highly recommended!"

"We stayed in a suite and it was a grand room. The hotel is pretty central and walking distance from most touristy spots. It has its own beautiful campus with 5 other 5 star hotels along with beautiful gardens around. The buildings really look grand and from an different era. Our room was comfortable, spacious and with good amenities and comforts. Staff is friendly and helpful. Recommended while in Xian."

"Lots of choices for breakfast. "

"Breakfast has abundant choice of food and really liked our room. We didn’t have time to enjoy the executive lounge. Room is very clean and staff are really friendly "

"Superb location, walking distance to tourists area. Lots of restaurants and a big shopping mall just a stone throw away from hotel. "

"Outstanding property with incredible service"

"Fabulous place to stay, clean spacious suite, wonderful club lounge, great food, especially the Peking duck at Man Ho"

"Clean rooms, but the staff did not speak English - unusual for a 5-star international hotel. Had to use a google translator. Breakfast was so-so. Large, imposing building suitable for events, but not for family vacations. "