Yan'an Hotels with Free Parking.

Was fine, but a bit out of the way, even cab drivers said as much. The family running this homestay were nice and attentive, and were more than happy to drive you out to nearest bus stop every day. If you want to stay in a traditional cave dwelling/yaodong, this is a good choice. I will say that I had a bit of an allergic reaction there to the bedding though, so if you have sensitive skin, it may not be the best. It was very clean though and well furnished, and was very pretty on the interior. I do think on the whole it added to my sense of what it was like to live in Yan’an and a greater feeling of experiencing history rather than just reading about it.

I had a booking and was already checked in. Around midnight, I received a call asking if I was staying at the hotel, which woke me up. Then, past 1 AM, they arranged for new guests to check in right next to my room. This scared my child and me in the middle of the night! The front desk couldn't even explain the situation clearly when I called them. I couldn't get any sleep the entire night!!

The room was clean and tidy, and the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. The lighting in the room was bright. The breakfast selection wasn't huge, but it was nice to see the chef cooking dishes fresh, not just serving pre-made food. The Roujiamo (Chinese hamburger) was delicious, and there were also noodles and rice vermicelli options. The only thing missing was coffee, but they did have steamed buns and congee. The biggest plus is its proximity to the train station, just a 5-minute walk. This is very convenient for travelers with a lot of luggage. It's also easy to get to Baota Mountain, as there are several bus lines right outside the hotel entrance.

The courtyard is wonderfully comfortable, filled with both flowers and fresh produce. The owners are exceptionally warm, welcoming, and diligent. They prepare delicious meals using ingredients freshly picked from their own garden, which includes tomatoes, cucumbers, winter melon, daylilies, bitter greens, watermelons, Chinese melon, and a variety of other fruits and vegetables. We arrived on Friday for the weekend, and it even rained, creating a delightfully cool breeze in the courtyard. The expansive views offered a panoramic vista of the unique Loess Plateau landscape. We definitely plan to return in the autumn with our children and parents for another stay.

The owner was very welcoming and efficient, providing excellent pick-up and drop-off service and even helping with photos. The courtyard was meticulously decorated with modern, fully smart facilities. They also offered unique costumes for tourists to take photos, providing a truly authentic Shaanxi cave dwelling experience. The only downside was the unclear signage at the entrance. The house was located a bit deep inside, and I almost couldn't find it. It would be best to add a sign.

We booked the Hanting Hotel for our trip to Hukou Waterfall with our child. The room was clean and bright, the bedding was so comfortable that our child fell asleep immediately, and the heating was so strong it felt like the warm sunshine of northern Shaanxi had been brought into the room. Surprisingly, the hotel had a screen mirroring feature, which was very nice! There's a local food street downstairs, and the hotel breakfast was quite good, with noodles and steamed buns, which our child enjoyed very much. The lobby was spacious and airy, making it a comfortable place for our family to wait for our bus and relax. Our comfortable stay made the view of Hukou Waterfall even more spectacular! Especially considering its proximity to Hukou, it's the perfect hotel for a trip to Hukou.

The hotel reception is excellent. Very helpful through a phone translator. This Yan’an hotel, like a high proportion in my experience, has a different name than on Trip.com. The name on the elevator is Pod Inn.  One of the revolutionary sites is a very short walk away: 25 yuan entrance plus 100 yuan deposit for the audio guide. Alipay doesn’t work, but WeChat does. Or bring cash. Great to be in Yan’an for the memorial museum: 1. You only need passport and to fill in details in the visitor book to get in 2. Free to get in and awesome because of the importance of this time. 3. Bring your translator camera app to get a lot more out of this amazing place.

It's alright. There are shopping malls and night markets nearby, so it's convenient for eating and transportation. However, there's a warehouse outside the window, so the soundproofing isn't very good and it's a bit noisy. Otherwise, it's fine.

This is an old hotel; the lobby looks nice, but that's about it. What we needed were comfortable guest rooms. Overall, the room facilities were outdated. The first room was dimly lit upon entering, as it relied on auxiliary lighting; only one of the spotlights was working. The door lock was broken. We called the front desk, and they said there were no rooms available but we could change rooms. After we asked to go upstairs to check, they said we could change rooms. The second room was better lit but still dimly lit. Our child said it felt very oppressive and uncomfortable. We thought we'd just make do. My husband wanted to boil water to sterilize the kettle, but found that the kettle plug had only two prongs instead of three, and the socket was broken. We moved it to another location, but it was still broken. For safety reasons, we had to put up with it. We finally got hot water for our child in the lobby the next day after checking out. The experience was terrible!

The hotel front desk staff has a good attitude. The hotel is located in the center of the county. Parking is convenient and check-in is quick. The room is large, with free mineral water and breakfast. The facilities are complete and the price is relatively affordable. At the same time, there are preferential policies for current and retired military personnel.