Benxi Hotels with Gym

It's a very new hotel, and the service was quite professional, but the prices during the National Day holiday were really expensive! I stayed on the first floor, and according to the hotel, it was an upgraded courtyard room. Two rooms were booked, and the facilities were both good. Facilities: Problem 1: My friend's room next door had a courtyard that connected to the main road, and there was a gap in the fence allowing entry and exit. Problem 2: I couldn't get out of my room this morning; the security lock on the door was stuck… a hotel staff member had to jump in from the small courtyard outside to open it. Service: The handling process was okay; this room received a 30% discount. For such a large hotel, it wasn't particularly grand.

The second day of the opening, the service is good, the price is high, the room is large, the requirements of the remarks are met, it looks very high-end, and the passenger flow is very large. The river view big bed view is very good~~~ There are also many varieties of breakfast restaurants Tips: 1. Some dishes for breakfast are now a bit cold this day, maybe the weather is colder and faster~ See if there is a better way to insulate the temperature~ 2. You can add a column-style trash can on the edge of the gate~ the kind that put white sand grains on it to kill smoke. 3. Now if you drop it, there is no way to locate the hotel entrance. You need to go out, but it should be the reason for the new opening. Getting better and better, I will live here next time I go to Benxi~

This is probably my third time here, and this visit was particularly outstanding. Let's start with the rooms: for three adults, we initially booked one castle mountain view twin room. The room and beds were spacious enough, definitely sufficient. However, after staying for a bit, we felt we could be even more comfortable, so we booked another castle mountain view hot spring king room, which truly exceeded our expectations. The TV was bigger, and there was a huge hot spring tub that could easily fit 3, 4, 5, or even 6 people. The room was well-equipped, and the facilities were so new that even seniors needed guidance (^～^). The bedding was spotlessly clean, soft, and skin-friendly. There was one minor flaw: a small hand towel on the vanity had a slight smell, but it was harmless. Next, the environment: a castle villa nestled among mountains and water. As soon as you drive in, you're immersed in the beautiful scenery. The geographical advantage is clear; the air, fragrant with grass, instantly helps you clear your mind and relax. It's perfect for city dwellers looking to escape the hustle and bustle occasionally and return to nature's embrace. The hot spring pools are divided into public areas and private baths. The public areas are further divided into indoor and outdoor sections, with the infinity pool being a highlight. The hot spring water is incredibly beneficial for people with joint issues. Even the taps in the room provide hot spring water. And the service was impeccable. Staff in all areas proactively greeted us and offered assistance. It would be even better if there were dedicated porters or doormen; that way, guests could have their luggage taken from their car and delivered to their room as soon as they park. The staff in the hot spring area promptly replenished towels, fruit, drinks, and all other necessities, and constantly reminded us about slippery floors and safety, providing a truly family-like warmth. Based on the hotel's bookings for the day, they kindly offered complimentary early check-in and late check-out, which made our elderly companions feel much more at ease and less rushed. Oh, and the breakfast was quite rich; the Chinese pastries were a hit with the elders. It was a very enjoyable trip to Benxi Xikang, and this will definitely not be my last time; many more visits are in store.

Benxi Longfeng Hotel In-Depth Review: A Secluded Choice in the Mountain City I. First Impressions: A Poetic Abode Amidst Mountains and Rivers Upon arriving at the Benxi Longfeng Hotel, dusk was gilding the mountains along the Taizi River. The hotel's main building features a modern Chinese design, with its green tiles and white walls contrasting beautifully with the distant verdant mountains. The dragon and phoenix themed reliefs hanging in the lobby exude cultural charm under the warm light. Upon check-in, the staff proactively offered hot towels and ginger tea, thoughtfully inquiring if we needed assistance with itinerary planning—these details instantly relieved the fatigue of our journey. II. Accommodation Experience: A Perfect Balance of Tradition and Modernity 1. Space Design The executive suite we stayed in was approximately 45 square meters, with floor-to-ceiling windows bringing the Taizi River view indoors. Solid wood furniture paired with a cloud-patterned carpet, and a celadon incense burner on the bedside table emitting a subtle sandalwood fragrance, created an atmosphere that retained Eastern aesthetics while achieving modern convenience through an intelligent lighting system. Particularly noteworthy was the bedding; the high-thread-count cotton sheets and down pillows ensured a restful night's sleep. 2. Special Services Turndown Service: During evening room cleaning, staff not only change the drinking water but also place a handwritten weather forecast card and local specialty ”Benxi Lake Dried Fish” by the bedside. Cultural Experience: A complimentary tea ceremony is offered daily in the lobby bar, where you can sample Benxi's unique large-leaf tea, accompanied by a guide recounting the legends of dragon and phoenix culture. Family Care: Children's rooms are equipped with cartoon-themed toiletries; cribs and bottle warmers can be borrowed from the front desk. III. Culinary Feast: A Taste of Benxi 1. Longfengxuan Chinese Restaurant The signature dish, ”Taizi River Three Delicacies,” uses local wild river fish, mountain mushrooms, and black pork, slow-cooked in a clay pot to create a rich broth. We recommend trying the ”Dragon and Phoenix Auspiciousness” platter, which artistically presents four famous Benxi dishes (Xiaoshi mutton soup, Xihu pancakes, Huanren rice cakes, and Nanfen tofu). Freshly ground soy milk with Benxi Lake tofu pudding for breakfast is an excellent choice to awaken your taste buds. 2. Cloud-Top Western Restaurant The 25th-floor revolving restaurant offers a 360° panoramic view, with floor-to-ceiling windows providing stunning views of the city's nightscape and delicious cuisine. The ”Benxi Night” themed buffet on Wednesday evenings features local specialties such as wild mountain vegetables and wild hazel mushrooms, while the chef's live roasted whole lamb is incredibly popular. IV. Wellness and Leisure: A Mountain Retreat in the City 1. Hot Spring Experience The hotel's back mountain features the Longfeng Spring open-air hot spring area, with 12 pools offering different therapeutic benefits scattered among the pine trees. The ”Dragon and Phoenix Twin Pools” feature a yin-yang dual-spring design: a sulfur spring on the left to relieve fatigue, and a carbonated spring on the right to promote metabolism. While soaking in the hot springs at night, guests can enjoy the dragon and phoenix patterns projected onto the opposite mountainside by a light show. 2. Fitness Facilities The 24-hour gym is equipped with high-end Technogym equipment, and the heated swimming pool uses geothermal heating to maintain a comfortable water temperature even in winter. A specially designed ”Mountain Forest Yoga Platform” is located on the hotel's back mountain, offering a morning exercise experience that harmonizes with nature. V. Surrounding Area Exploration: Direct Access to Benxi's Highlights The hotel offers a free shuttle service, providing access to: Benxi Water Cave: The world's longest underground river, offering boat tours to witness the spectacular stalactites and stalagmites. Guanmenshan National Forest Park: Ablaze with autumn foliage, ideal for hiking and photography. Tieshashan Scenic Area: The birthplace of Taoism in Northeast China, offering experiences in Taoist health and wellness culture. VI. Suggestions for Improvement Room soundproofing could be further improved; some footsteps can be heard in the corridors at night. The Executive Lounge is slightly crowded on weekends; a reservation system is recommended. There are few convenience stores nearby, making it inconvenient to buy snacks at night. VII. Conclusion Benxi Longfeng Hotel, with culture as its soul and mountains and waters as its charm, perfectly blends traditional aesthetics with modern service. Whether you are a business traveler seeking cultural depth or a family seeking natural healing, you can find a suitable experience here. As the morning light filters through the curtains onto the Taizi River, sipping Benxi Lake tea and gazing at the mountains, you can understand why this place is called the ”Hidden Pearl of the Liaodong Peninsula.” Recommendation rating: ★★★★☆ Suitable for: Cultural enthusiasts/Family trips/Business meetings Best seasons: Autumn (autumn foliage season) and winter (hot spring season)

As the only decent hotel in town, the newly opened environment was excellent. However, the renovations were not yet complete, the underground parking garage was not yet open, and while there were some parking lines on the ground, there was no management, resulting in chaotic parking. When there were no spaces, people had to park on the sides of the road. There was only one staff member at the front desk, who was busy handling many tasks and couldn't promptly greet arriving guests. The two elevators were extremely slow. There was a slight smell of smoke in the room (possibly due to the renovations), and after turning on the air conditioning, there was an unpleasant odor. After showering, the renovation smell was very strong when entering the room. There was a glass partition between the shower and the room; although it was covered with a thin film, it was still very clear that people could see each other, which was quite awkward. There was no clothesline. The shower floor had a steep slope, making drainage very poor. The TV was unusable, and the internet was extremely slow, requiring screen mirroring. The breakfast was very Chinese-style, with not a single piece of bread—unbelievable for an international hotel. The variety was extremely limited. There were some staff members in the restaurant who were quite proactive, but they weren't wearing uniforms, and when they came to clear tables, I thought other customers were trying to steal them.