Hotels With Bar in Shaanxi, China

The location is fantastic. It's very close to the D exit of the subway, the Muslim Quarter, and the Bell Tower. Most attractions are directly accessible from the hotel by bus. The room facilities are complete; it has all the basics, plus a washing machine service. The hotel also offers airport and subway transfer services. If you need them, you can contact the hotel in advance to book.

Location: 8/10 — Ideally situated adjacent to the Xi’an City Wall, with the metro about a 10-minute walk away. Surrounded by plenty of eateries, shops, and charming laneways, making it convenient and enjoyable to explore the area on foot. Cleanliness: 10/10 - impeccable cleanliness throughout the entire hotel — rooms, bathrooms, and common areas were spotless at all times.  Room: 8/10 — Fluffy towels, a very comfortable bed and pillows, and plenty of hanging space that works well for a longer stay. The only downside was the central heating, which limited temperature control, so we needed to open the windows to cool the room. Service:  Service: 10/10 — While the breakfast selection was limited, it was sufficient. The afternoon tea was a nice touch, and the hotel staff were responsive and helpful, assisting promptly via WeChat whenever help was needed.

Upon check-in, the front desk upgraded me to the best king-size room, which was a huge plus and instantly enhanced my experience. The overall environment was pretty much as described online, but a heads-up: the hotel's advertised bar is currently not open. If you want to visit their cat petting area, you need to book half an hour in advance. I didn't get to try it because I had a cold, but it's something to plan for if you're interested in that kind of amenity. The hotel uses international booking platforms, so there's a high proportion of foreign guests, giving it a nice international vibe. Another small tip: the laundry room has regular household washing machines, and it gets very crowded in the evenings, leading to long wait times. It's best to try and avoid peak hours. The lobby environment is pleasant, and the morning atmosphere is great, though I didn't have breakfast. The surrounding area is also convenient; there's a pharmacy about 300 meters to the left downstairs, and also noodle shops and snack bars. The 'roujiamo' (Chinese meat burger) was delicious; I had it two days in a row. Overall, it's good value for money.

The hotel is very good, the ceiling is very high, I haven't had a good sleep for a long time, it's very quiet, the scenery outside is super good, the hotel is a big building, and the swimming pool is also very good! Everything is good, but it is recommended that the hotel can write a small description of the hotel facilities and restaurants and various services in a more obvious place in the room, such as the breakfast time, the swimming pool location opening hours, so that we don't have to call the front desk all the time.

During my stay at Crowne Plaza, I found the accommodation very satisfactory. The room was a good size, featuring a comfortable, super large bed, mini fridge, kettle but no milk, this had to be requested. Also, the slow drainage in the shower was messy and inconvenient. Overall the room was very nice. The hotel’s lobby was spacious and attractively designed, setting a welcoming tone upon arrival. The lounge and the 40th-floor bar were definite highlights, offering a cool and inviting ambiance. The breakfast provided met standard expectations and was enjoyable. I’d like to extend a special acknowledgment to Tony, whose help during check-in and arranging breakfast in my room when I wasn’t feeling well was exceptional, demonstrating outstanding service. Crowne Plaza’s prime location adjacent to a mall and the bridge offered numerous options for leisurely walks and sightseeing, adding to the overall convenience. Although I didn’t personally utilize the gym or pool, they appeared to be well-maintained. Best hotel in the city for sure.

The hotel's location is perfect, only about a 10-minute walk from the Bell and Drum Tower. Right across the street, there's a row of restaurants, making dining incredibly convenient. Near the Drum Tower, there's a high concentration of makeup and photography shops, so you can easily get a beautiful ancient-style makeover for some stunning photos in the old city. On my second day, I woke up at 6 AM, intending to visit the Xiaonanmen morning market, but to my surprise, just a 5-minute walk from the hotel, there was a small morning market right at the intersection. For a tourist, this was more than enough, allowing me to sleep in a bit more. The local *Hulatang* (spicy soup) vendor at the entrance also had a great business.

This was my first time in Xi'an, and I wanted to experience the imperial hot spring culture. Overall, it far exceeded my expectations. **Environment:** No need to say much; it's located within the Huaqing Pool scenic area, with beautiful landscaping featuring rockeries and small ponds, truly like an imperial garden. During my visit, some palaces were still under construction. The hotel lobby also had a very grand and Tang Dynasty-inspired feel. I didn't get to visit the outdoor hot springs, so I'm not sure about their environment. **Service:** The service was absolutely impeccable. During my stay, hotel staff would first come to sanitize the private hot spring and then fill it with water in the evening. They even brought complimentary white fungus soup at night. Throughout my entire stay, I never had to carry my own luggage. However, the service attitude at the hotel's restaurant was mediocre. Even though a service fee was charged, we rarely saw any staff. We had to refill our own water and so on. I really don't know what that service fee was for. At the end, when paying the bill, they didn't even bother to ask if we were hotel guests. It was only when we had paid and were about to leave, requesting the hotel's shuttle bus, that they mentioned hotel guests get a discount on dining. They then refunded some money to us. For a hotel of this caliber, it's quite unbelievable.

A huge shout-out to Oliver and Patrick at the Four Points by Sheraton Xi'an, Bell Tower front desk! My stay this time was truly memorable, thanks to their natural and attentive service. You could really feel the professionalism and warmth that are a hallmark of the Sheraton standard. As soon as I entered the lobby, Oliver noticed me looking at the signs. He smiled and nodded from a distance, and that brief eye contact immediately put me at ease. By the time I reached the front desk, he and Patrick were ready with warm greetings. The check-in process was quick and smooth, with no awkward silences. Instead, we chatted casually about the weather and my itinerary, just like friends. When they heard I was traveling, they naturally offered a lot of practical information. Not only did they recommend a roujiamo (shredded bread in mutton soup) restaurant that only locals know about, but Oliver also reminded me that the weather was getting colder and to dress warmly. While recommending the restaurant, Patrick even quickly sketched a simple map on a sticky note. This level of thoughtfulness, going above and beyond the usual procedure, is truly rare and appreciated. Throughout our interactions, their enthusiasm never felt forced; it was a genuine and appropriate display of professional etiquette. This attention to detail and thoroughness was consistent from check-in to check-out. Thank you, Oliver and Patrick, for turning a regular stay into a heartwarming experience. If I visit Xi'an again, the Four Points by Sheraton Bell Tower will definitely be my first choice, and I sincerely hope the hotel recognizes such outstanding employees!

This is my third visit to Mount Hua, and I once again decisively chose the Shaanxi Geo-building Nanshan Huashan Hot Spring Hotel. The experience was even better than before! It's a direct 1.5-hour drive from Xi'an, and the hotel is surrounded by lush greenery, with air so fresh it's incredibly relaxing. The hot spring room I booked was a wonderful surprise – the private hot spring courtyard was secluded and quiet. Soaking in the hot spring while gazing at the distant mountains made my fatigue vanish instantly. The room facilities were complete, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the toiletries had a subtle, pleasant fragrance, showing quality in every detail. The staff were particularly enthusiastic; they actively helped us with our luggage and even recommended a less-traveled hiking route for Mount Hua, helping us avoid the crowds. For dinner, we ate Shaanxi cuisine at the hotel restaurant. The Gourd Chicken was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the Mount Hua wild vegetables were refreshing and delicious. The value for money was excellent. The hotel's location is convenient, and there are also local orchards nearby where you can pick fruit, making it perfect for a leisurely vacation. I've already recommended it to my friends, and it will definitely be my go-to place whenever I visit Mount Hua in the future!

Booked this for a friend, and they absolutely loved it! Forgive me for not taking any photos, haha. It's definitely worth recommending. The hotel is quite close to both the morning and night markets, which I really liked. I'd definitely stay here again.