Boutique Hotels in Shaanxi, China

The location is super convenient! It's right by the subway station and the Bell Tower, and there are small supermarkets and noodle shops nearby. It's just a short walk to the Muslim Quarter or Luomashi Night Market. The service was enthusiastic and quick – they even helped deliver my takeout to the room. Free water is available in the hallway, and the hot water dispenser in the room was a great touch. Very good!

A beautifully presented central hotel inside the Xi’an walls, which offers some really nice amenities such as afternoon tea, costumed photo shoots and sweet dessert supper. The staff were really attentive and friendly. They were happy to help us investigate an initial air con smell in the room and arranged to have it cleaned which appeared to solve the issue quickly. The room had a great view looking at the Xi’an walls and was controllable using a smart interface. The bed was clean, large and comfortable.

Let's start with the positives. The location is excellent, with over a dozen bus routes nearby and a metro interchange close by, making it super convenient for visiting attractions. Since it's a relatively new hotel, the facilities and hygiene are good. It's a five-story building, so staying on the top floor is very quiet. The decor is stylish, and they even have a game room, catering to a trendy, artistic crowd, which is why most guests are young people, both local and international. The service is great, and they even gave me some snacks at checkout. On the downside, the room is quite small, and the Wi-Fi is slow and prone to disconnecting, but I can't expect too much given the low price. The hotel is located in an alley, which makes it quiet, but hailing a taxi or finding its exact location can be a bit tricky. Overall, it offers good value for money and is comparable to a 3-star guesthouse.

This hotel is perfectly situated right by the Yongning Gate city wall, with Yongning International just next door. We stayed in a family room with a city wall view, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offered direct, stunning views of Yongning Gate and the city wall – both during the day and especially at night. The hotel's fifth-floor lobby and restaurant are incredibly picturesque, and the observation deck provides fantastic night views of Yongning Gate and the city wall. It's also super close to attractions like the Bell Tower, Drum Tower, and Muslim Quarter, as well as shopping centers like Wangfujing, SKP, and Heshunhui. The hotel service was great too! A special shout-out to their zero-pressure sleep pillows – they were incredibly comfortable; I haven't slept on such a perfect pillow in ages! My only minor suggestion would be for more frequent cleaning of the public restrooms in the lobby. Both times I used the men's room during our two-day stay, there was a strong odor, which really detracted from the overall experience. Otherwise, everything else was excellent!

The location is super convenient and the facilities are brand new. My stay was excellent! The front desk staff were professional and welcoming. I'll definitely be coming back often~ The TV casting feature is really handy; it was great for watching long videos. The late-night snack was rice noodles, and they tasted pretty good. Overall, a very comfortable experience.

The room was spotless, and the smart toilet was a fantastic touch. The bathroom was spacious, and the pillows were so comfortable I slept like a log. The hotel's location is absolutely perfect; the subway entrance is right outside, no need to cross any roads. It's only about a hundred meters from the Bell Tower, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby, plus a shopping mall right across the street. Getting around and finding food couldn't be easier.

Extremely close to the subway station, which made getting around super convenient. They even helped us organize our luggage and fold clothes, which was a really thoughtful touch. The front desk staff always greeted us proactively and offered hot water; their service attitude was excellent. When we checked out, they gave us a 'safety pouch,' which was a very kind gesture.

I accidentally booked the wrong room type, as I wanted one with a view of Qingliangshan at night. Luckily, there was a room available, and the kind young lady at the front desk helped me upgrade to a scenic room for a small difference in price. The room facilities were all excellent. While waiting to check in, as there were many people, I enjoyed the complimentary black tea at the front desk – it was really good. The hotel also features some antique TVs and sewing machines. The calligraphy and paintings in the hallway are truly remarkable; I walked around every floor as if I were at an art exhibition. Although the hotel has been around for some years, it's well-maintained and refurbished, clean and hygienic. All the facilities and equipment are also very complete and well-maintained. Whether it was the front desk staff or the cleaning ladies I encountered, everyone greeted me warmly. A very pleasant experience overall.

This was one of the best hotels I stayed at in China. The location is great, within the city walls. The rooms are equipped with everything you could need. It has a casual hostel feel, but with all the features of a hotel. The rooms are clean, and the staff go above and beyond to help you enjoy the city. The tourist map they give you is very useful. The breakfast is nice and includes hot food. You also get a complimentary drink at the bar opposite. I would recommend this hotel to everyone visiting Xi'an.

This Jinjiang Hotel was overall good. Pros: ① The location is unbeatable, right outside the D exit of the Bell Tower train station. ② The room amenities and design are very good. It's newly renovated. ③ There are plenty of food, drink, and entertainment options nearby. ④ The service is decent, but the front desk's service awareness could be improved. (I asked about transportation to the Terracotta Army, and instead of answering, they let a tour agency staff member standing nearby respond). ⑤ Hotels in Xi'an generally offer great value for money. Even during the May Day holiday, it was only around 400-500 RMB per night. Usually, it's just over 200 RMB. Cons: ① I didn't realize, nor did I see, that the Yuanhui room had no windows. This is partly my fault for not checking carefully. I just didn't expect a room to have no windows. Other than that, no issues. I'd consider staying here again if I have the chance.