Hotels With parking in Shaanxi, China

The room facilities are very nice. It's also very close to the subway station, and the surrounding transportation is extremely convenient. Shopping, sightseeing, taking public transport, and dining are all within easy reach. Moreover, it is very close to the Datang All Day Mall and the Natural History Museum. You can easily get there by car, or just walk directly. The scenery is also beautiful.

🏨 Yunhe Yebo (Xi'an Bell and Drum Tower South Gate Branch) features a refined New Chinese aesthetic style. What stands out the most is the eye-level front desk design. Breaking away from the traditional high service counter, guests can sit down to check in, keeping their line of sight level with the staff. This creates zero sense of distance, making communication comfortable and relaxed—especially friendly for elderly guests. ✈️ A major trump card: The hotel specially provides a fleet of 4 commercial vehicles (ranging from 7-seaters to 19-seaters) offering free round-trip shuttle services to and from Xi'an Xianyang International Airport. This saves travelers the hassle of hailing cabs and high taxi fares, making travel with the elderly exceptionally worry-free. Since we were the only 4 guests on the flight during our drop-off time slot, they even arranged a brand-new GAC Trumpchi 7-seater commercial vehicle that had been on the road for only 5 months, treating us to a super VIP private car experience. 💫 Other thoughtful amenities: Prime location, very close to Yongning Gate (South Gate). It is extremely convenient for visiting the City Wall, Guanzhong Academy, Forest of Stone Tablets Museum, Muslim Quarter, Grand Tang Dynasty Ever Bright City, Datang Furong Garden, Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, and other attractions. The hotel offers a hearty breakfast featuring local specialty snacks, along with heartwarming services like free afternoon tea and snacks, and a complimentary shuttle to the Terracotta Army. The guest rooms are clean and quiet, with comfortable bedding. From the front desk and drivers to the restaurant staff, everyone is polite and warm, providing attentive service. When traveling, comfortable hardware is certainly important, but these sincere, detail-oriented services are exceptionally heartwarming.

I noticed rooms with terraces around here while walking along the city wall before, so I came down specifically to ask about them and booked a stay during the off-season. The overall stay experience was truly fantastic. The weather in Xi'an these past couple of days has been just right—perfect for sitting on the terrace in the evening and enjoying the breeze. The front desk service was also very thoughtful; seeing that we were traveling with elderly guests, they provided non-slip slippers. Location-wise, it's extremely convenient for visiting Yongxingfang, just across the street. Plus, they offer a daytime laundry and delivery service, so there's no need to worry about what to do with a day's worth of dirty clothes after sightseeing. Truly very satisfied!

I was in such a rush packing my bags when leaving that I accidentally left some small personal items in the room, and didn't realize it until I'd been gone for a while. I contacted the hotel just on the off chance, and the Guest Relations team quickly helped search for them, confirmed the items were intact, and thoughtfully took care of storing them while also arranging the shipping details with me. The room was clean, the bedding was comfortable, and it's very close to the subway station. What touched me the most was this sense of responsibility—it wasn't just perfunctory politeness, but a genuine effort to help guests solve problems. Highly recommended!

This was my first stay at an Ibis hotel, and what impressed me most was how clean and tidy everything was. Although the bathroom was a bit small, it was spotless. The room didn't have a shower cap, but you could pick one up at the front desk. The bed and pillows were very comfortable, and I slept really well. Hot water came quickly. The shower head and breakfast weren't particularly great, but the overall cleanliness and tidiness more than made up for these minor shortcomings. The front desk staff were also very enthusiastic and friendly, even giving out small gifts.

Traveling during the National Day holiday, the subway is definitely the most convenient option. The hotel's location is unbeatable, right next to the Bell Tower. It's super easy to find – just exit D of Metro Line 2 and turn right. It takes about 40 minutes by subway to Xi'an North High-speed Railway Station. The Kaiyuan Mall nearby offers great photo opportunities of the Bell and Drum Towers. And the Chang'an Grand Restaurant (with its lantern festival decor) right outside the mall is amazing; they have all the local specialties. I actually preferred Chang'an Grand Restaurant over Drunken Chang'an. Overall, the hotel service was good. Our family suite was spacious, and the hotel has a charming retro style. The electric kettle was an instant-heating type with a retro look, but it wasn't very functional, so I was glad I brought my own. The hairdryer was indeed a Dyson. The hotel even provides disposable bathtub covers for a relaxing soak. The bathroom was also thoughtfully designed with hooks for hanging clothes. The only minor downside was that the toilet didn't have a bidet function. For those who prioritize quality and enjoy local cuisine, I highly recommend eating breakfast outside the hotel. The hotel breakfast is just filling, nothing special! The breakfast at several Halal restaurants in Gaojia Courtyard Alley was excellent. I tried the *hulatang* (spicy soup) and beef *guantangbao* (soup dumplings), and both were delicious. From the hotel, you can easily do a city walk around the Bell and Drum Towers, hitting several classic spots like Fenxiang, Defuxiang, Xiangzi Temple, Gaojia Courtyard, and Shuyuanmen. I averaged 20,000 steps daily! The hotel also offers a shuttle bus service to the Terracotta Army, which you can book on the first floor for 40 RMB round trip per person. Xi'an has a strong service culture!

The interior design and aesthetic are absolutely on point. Not only are the soft and hard furnishings in the room great, but the public areas are also stunning, giving off a vibe reminiscent of the Monument to the People's Heroes. It's definitely very Instagrammable—too bad I didn't bring the right outfits this time and missed out on booking a travel photoshoot. I usually book suites around 80 square meters, but seeing as the layouts were comparable this time, I just went with the 55-square-meter room type. However, the room layout is so functional that it was very comfortable to stay in. The service was excellent. The welcome guidance upon arrival and the little souvenir stamp given upon departure were both very thoughtful, and the mung bean pastries were delicious and super fragrant. They offer a brunch service until 12 PM, meaning no matter what time you wake up, they can deliver it right to your room. The tableware and the little wooden takeout box were both gorgeous. The breakfast tasted quite good; it's a set menu with beautiful presentation. Afternoon tea and a late-night snack are also provided. The toiletries are all Le Labo Santal 33, and the whole property carries this signature scent. Since I use this exact fragrance at home, it was so comforting. The bedding was very cozy to sleep in, and the bathrobe was exceptionally soft and comfortable. This is my fourth day traveling in Xi'an, and I've stayed at a different hotel every night. This is the first one where I actually considered extending my stay. The only downside is that the vanity mirror has terrible top-down lighting (the kind of harsh overhead lighting that washes you out). Not only is it impossible to take photos there, but doing makeup and shaving is also a bit inconvenient. I really hope they can adjust that.

Fantastic stay! The room is spacious with a well-designed three-way separate wet and dry bathroom, and the facilities are very well-maintained. It was extremely comfortable. Although I initially thought the color scheme wasn't really my style, it actually felt very harmonious once inside. The location is also top-notch. The city wall is right outside the doorstep—perfect for renting a bike and riding along the top. There are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby, and it's just a little over a ten-minute walk to the Forest of Stone Tablets Museum.

Facilities: Compared to other Intercity Hotels and Atour Hotels in the same price range that I've stayed at, the amenities here are much more extensive. There's a large single armchair, a wardrobe, storage cabinets, a refrigerator, and plenty of clothes hangers, which easily met my needs for hanging multiple garments. The complimentary bottled water provided by the hotel tastes great. I looked it up and found it's sourced from the Qinling Mountains in Shaanxi Province—I really liked it. The kettle is a Kenwood, featuring high heating power for much faster boiling. The toiletries set is also quite good, especially the body lotion, which keeps your skin moisturized for a long time—perfect for winter travel. Four pillows are provided. The support is decent—not overly firm, though on the lower side in terms of height, but they don't flatten out completely while sleeping. The shower area is super spacious; it's rare to see a shower area this large. The water pressure is strong, and the hot water heats up instantly. Taking a shower after a tiring day of exploring was truly stress-relieving. The fridge is also quite large, easily accommodating the fruits and yogurt I bought from the supermarket. The AC is very comfortable—low noise, pleasant temperature, and tuned perfectly for a good night's sleep. On the downside: first, the back panel of the elevator buttons is too dark, making the numbers hard to see; second, the spotlights in the buffet restaurant are positioned rather glaringly, shining right overhead, which makes it a bit too bright and warm in those spots. Cleanliness: Overall, I felt there were no issues at all. Ambience & Surroundings: Far beyond my expectations. It was my first time staying at a Xili Hotel, and I didn't expect it to be so upscale and luxurious. Both the buffet restaurant and ”Silk”, the Xinjiang restaurant on the first floor, are fantastic. The food quality is excellent and very healthy; I think the flavors are also well-suited for older guests. With a variety of staples like congee, bread, noodles, naans, and Roujiamo (meat burgers), it's really impressive. Service: Every staff member I encountered was warm and enthusiastic, patiently answering any questions I had. In the morning on the way to the buffet, you could see staff standing at the entrance to welcome guests—that kind of traditional five-star hotel service experience is hard to find nowadays. Overall: It was an exceeding-expectations experience. The location is great, very close to nearby attractions and ideal for a nearby run. The roads are wide, traffic is light, and public restrooms and benches are plentiful. The MixC mall is also nearby, which seamlessly catered to my lifestyle needs. Plus, this area is separated from the bustling Bell Tower district, making it much quieter and rather nice. I'll definitely look for opportunities to try Xili Hotels in other cities in the future.

This hotel is conveniently located near my child's school, has a great atmosphere, and offers a wide variety of breakfast options. We've stayed here before for exam prep during junior high, and for the Gaokao (college entrance exam), we booked a room directly. The front desk staff were incredibly thoughtful and attentive. They even upgraded our room specifically for the Gaokao candidate and provided welcome fruits, earplugs, eye masks, and other small gifts. When my child was tired from studying at night, they even offered a late-night bowl of noodles. We were extremely satisfied with our three-day stay!