Hotels With Pools in Hebei, China

Staying at the Ximei Wuzhou Hotel in Shijiazhuang was an absolutely fantastic experience. The lobby is grand and stylish, and the room has excellent natural light with expansive views from the floor-to-ceiling windows. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and the toiletries are of good quality. We even received complimentary welcome fruit and yogurt upon check-in. A major highlight is the 27th-floor infinity-edge constant temperature pool; the water is crystal clear, and the ambiance is incredible. The gym is well-equipped. The breakfast offers a wide selection of both Chinese and Western dishes, including local specialties. The service is thoughtful and meticulous, with turn-down service offered in the evenings. The surrounding area has plenty of dining, entertainment, and shopping options. Plus, there's free indoor parking. It's perfectly suited whether you're traveling or just need a temporary stay. Highly recommended!

My stay at Aranya NOA Resort far exceeded expectations! I booked the Single-Screen King Room, and the cleanliness was meticulous—even the corners were spotless. The overall ambiance of the hotel is very stylish with a strong sense of design; it’s quiet, healing, and the vacation vibe is simply unmatched. The staff were warm and attentive, responding promptly to any questions, and were both caring and polite. The facilities are brand new and well-maintained, offering a very high level of comfort. The location is convenient for visiting all the spots around Aranya. I spent two relaxing days here, far away from the hustle and bustle, feeling completely rejuvenated. I was satisfied with every aspect—it's a worthwhile place to stay when visiting Aranya. I will definitely consider staying here again next time and highly recommend it to friends looking for a getaway.

The hotel room was clean, and its location within Thaiwoo Ski Town was excellent. The price was also quite good value for money compared to other hotels in the area. The only drawback was that the room was very hot in the summer; it was cold outside but hot inside, and the AC wasn't cooling. Opening the window was an issue because it was noisy at night, and I have severe allergies. Also, the breakfast wasn't great; the fried dough sticks and bread were rock hard, like baguettes. The variety was average for a 4-star hotel. The connecting rooms that Hyatt has an agreement for with Trip.com are quite unique and perfect for a family of three adults and one child, or four adults and one child. It's very suitable for families with kids. My grandpa's room had a problem with the bathroom ventilation system; he could always smell smoke, probably from someone smoking in a room upstairs or downstairs. I'm sure the hotel can improve this. I'd give it a 4-star rating.

The hotel boasts a beautiful environment and fresh air, and both the facilities and cleanliness are impeccable. The breakfast and dinner at the restaurant were delicious. Overall, the service was satisfactory. However, I have to complain about a front desk staff member who answered the phone between 7 and 10 PM on the 31st. The first time I reported the washing machine wasn't working, she actually told me it was leaking and advised me not to use it. I ended up fixing and using it myself. The second time I called about the shower water not getting hot, her response was even more ridiculous: she told me to just keep running the water until it got hot. I wasted nearly half an hour, and the water never got warm. In the end, a housekeeping staff member came and simply inserted the gas card, which solved the problem. What's worse is her terrible attitude; she was argumentative and refused to admit her incompetence in handling issues, acting as if she knew everything. She definitely deserves a bad review! On another note, the hotel is very close to Jinshanling Great Wall, which is absolutely worth a visit!

Facilities: It's an old hotel, so you can't expect top-notch facilities, but they're well-maintained. It's clean and comfortable enough, making for a pleasant stay. Food: The variety is quite limited, but everything tastes great. I feel their pastries and breads are the best things the hotel offers. View: This is definitely a highlight. It's fantastic to feel the breeze and watch the sea from the room. Just cross the street downstairs and you're at the beach, perfect for a stroll. Service: Overall, the service is pretty good. Perhaps because it was a busy weekend, the front desk was swamped and a little less proactive than usual. Executive Lounge: It's almost non-existent. The only real benefit was the open balcony in the afternoon to look out at the sea.

The Holiday Inn was decent. Its location is good, quite close to the subway, making it convenient for getting around. The surrounding amenities are also great, with plenty of places to eat and shop. Hehe, the hotel room was also very clean and even came with a bathtub, which was a nice touch, thumbs up! The service was also good; they were always ready to help with anything we needed.

## Facilities: I stayed in the North Wing, and the room was spacious and didn't feel cramped at all. All the amenities were new, and the user experience was great. ## Hygiene: The room was clean and fresh, and the hotel's public areas were also very well-maintained. Even though it's the off-season right now, housekeeping still cleans daily. You can tell the hotel is getting ready for the upcoming snow season in an organized manner. ## Environment: The overall environment is pleasant. The cable car is affordable, and a stroll at the top of the mountain to enjoy the autumn scenery is truly unique. ## Service: The staff at the front desk, restaurant, and housekeeping were all attentive and provided thoughtful responses.

The comprehensive experience directly seals the treasure hotel of God, and is full of surprises from entering the door to leaving the store. Just stepped into the lobby and was pinched by the atmosphere. The new Chinese wooden grille wall is matched with warm and warm light belts. Zen welcoming pine is elegant and quiet. There is no noisy noise. The calm and high-end decoration style can see the design intentions at a glance. The room space is particularly open, the layout is very reasonable, the twin bedding is clean and fluffy, and the fatigue will dissipate instantly when lying on it. The sofa leisure area and office space are set up independently by the window. Whether it is accompanied by leisure or temporary processing work, it is more than enough. The floor lamp is soft and the atmosphere is full, the sanitary details are controlled in place, and the corners and corners are clean. The outdoor hotel is the finishing touch. The antique bamboo building complex is matched with an open-air swimming pool. The ancient charm building and the fun little yellow duck swimming pool are in the evening. The evening breeze is blowing in the evening. On the one hand, the ancient building is quiet and artistic, and on the other hand, the relaxation of leisure and water play. The combination of movement and static is just right. The public area is also equipped with a delicate tea table, soaking a pot of tea in your leisure time to slow down and relax, and the details are full. Whether it is a family trip, a friend's company or a business trip, it is extremely suitable, the hardware facilities are perfect, the environment is unique, the stay experience is far beyond expectations, and the next trip will still lock this one.

The staff were all wonderful. We booked a 3-day, 2-night stay with our child, and they upgraded our room for free. When it was cooler, we dug in the sand by the sea, and when it was hot, we enjoyed the hot spring infinity pool. It was so much fun, we didn't want to leave each day! We also visited Xi Port Garden, which was about a 10-minute drive, and took some great photos. With all the food, drinks, and entertainment, it was truly a fantastic trip.

I usually stay at one of two hotels when I'm on business in Cangzhou: the Golden Lion Hotel or the Arcadia. The front desk staff, especially Li Huize, provided excellent and thoughtful service, even preparing welcome gifts and drinks. First, about the room: it was clean, but the facilities were outdated. There wasn't even a USB port in the room, which I suggest the hotel updates. Next, the service: there was no doorman at the entrance to open the car door or help with luggage upon arrival. The service felt impersonal. This is definitely something the hotel should learn from the Golden Lion Hotel, where the service is much more welcoming and enthusiastic. Furthermore, the hotel's room service staff were not very warm; they seemed rather aloof. And the hallway had a pervasive musty smell. Finally, the hotel breakfast: the variety was not as good as the Golden Lion. The ham sausages were not pure meat, but starchy, and the bacon also looked pale and not like pure meat. There were no desserts, and the lamb intestine soup wasn't freshly prepared. When I called for ice to my room, it was brought in a large ramen-style bowl, not an ice bucket. This really felt out of place for a five-star hotel.