Get the latest stories, guides, recommendations, and more.
We recommend reading our Terms of Service and Privacy Notice.
No.8 East Yuechun Road, Lintong District, Xian 710600, China
Visited twice in the past two years. The hotel is very new, and hot spring is a lot of fun. The entrance of hot spring ends at 0:00 and close at 1:00. After one day travel, definitely the best way to relax. Hotel room is big, clean, and comfort. Although it is a bit expensive, but it is the best in Lintong, and even the best in Xi'an.
Beautiful high class hotel and resort outside of Xian close to the emperor's tomb and warriors. All the services are impacable, beautiful spa, hot spring outlet, one of the biggest indoor pool and fine dining. Not cheap but worth while. Highly recommended
The rooms and food were fantastic and we really liked the hot springs. Only issue was a miscommunication between Accor and Angsana which caused a bit of stress but staff made their best attempt to resolve and make us feel comfortable.
I had an amazing day at Angsana Xi'an Lintong and it was exactly what I needed to relax. The resort is set at the foot of Lishan Mountain and surrounded by beautiful nature, which made it the perfect place to escape for a day. In the morning, I enjoyed the swimming pool, which was beautiful and peaceful. The water was perfect, and it was a great way to start the day while soaking in the views. At night, I relaxed in the hot springs. The warm water was so soothing, and it felt amazing to unwind under the night sky. There are several hot spring pools to choose from, and each one offered a unique, calming experience. The hotel is close to Parrot Lake Park and Phoenix Pool Ecological Valley, which made for some lovely walks in the area. I also got a chance to learn about the nearby Terracotta Army, which is a must-see if you're in Xi'an. The staff were friendly, and the rooms were comfortable and well-designed. Overall, it was a wonderful stay, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking to relax and enjoy the beauty of Xi'an.





