3-Star Hotels in Shaanxi, China

My stay is on the 15th floor with a mini window and a very comfortable bed. They have separate wash from for bath and toilet , while the wash place is outside the toilet. Check out time given was up to 2pm. Convenient and near to metro station within 5 minute walk. Just the floor is an old style make it feel dirty but is clean .

The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming, making us feel right at home. The hotel's location is super convenient, close to two metro stations, which was perfect for traveling with kids. There are also tons of dining options nearby. It's an easy walk to the City Wall and the Xi'an Museum & Small Wild Goose Pagoda, which was a huge plus. The only downside was that our street-facing room was a bit noisy, but closing the windows solved that. Breakfast was just okay.

Great location, really easy to get around the city from thé hotel. Friendly staff, some speak english, some happy to communicate through translation apps, and are clearly used to that. Washing machine and dryer available too which was helpful. They also allowed us to pay on the day for breakfast, which we hadn’t booked.

Listening to the rain outside while soaking in a warm tub indoors – it was incredibly stress-relieving! It's been raining so much lately, I felt like I was about to grow mold. This weekend, I finally got to experience the hot spring getaway I'd been dreaming of. As soon as I opened the door, I was amazed – the room had a beautiful Tang Dynasty-inspired elegance! Wooden window lattices, gauze curtains, a tea ceremony setup, and even the hot tub was tucked away behind bamboo screens. The best part? Outside, it was gently raining. I was soaking in my private, steamy hot spring, with the window cracked open. The cool air, carrying the sound of the rain, drifted in, chilling my face while my body was warm to the core. This is exactly what a rainy day should feel like! The pool water was genuine hot spring water, smooth and silky; my skin felt so much softer after soaking. The room also came with rose petals and aromatherapy scents. After soaking until I had a light sweat, I wrapped myself in a bathrobe and had a hot cup of tea. It felt like all the week's fatigue was washed away by the rain. I have to say, rainy day + private hot spring + ancient aesthetic = triple the healing! If you've been feeling cooped up by the rain lately, ladies, you really should try the joy of 'escaping into your own little world' like this.

The room was really spacious, and the air conditioning kept it nice and warm. Service was prompt, and it offered great value for money. The location is also fantastic, right near Damok City and very close to the subway station. Plus, there are plenty of snack shops, malls, and public transport options nearby, making everything super convenient.

The transportation is super convenient; the owner personally picked us up and dropped us off at both the high-speed train station and scenic spots. The room was also very spacious with good facilities. The food ordered at the B&B was delicious, and ordering takeout was also very easy. The only downside was that the sunrise was a bit shy, peeking out only partially.

The location of this traditional hostel next to the city walls was very convenient and close to a metro station and at walking distance of some of the city landmarks. The room was very clean, beautiful traditional style, very comfortable beds & cosy bedlinen. Good water pressure. No noise at night time as double windows. Little offer of food and drinks at the cafe on the ground floor but many places nearby to eat and drink. I do recommend it!

1. **Perfect Location:** Right next to Dachaishi Metro Station, transportation is incredibly convenient, making it easy to reach all major city attractions. There are also plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby, so getting around and finding food is a breeze. 2. **Spotless Cleanliness:** The room was tidy and odorless. The desk, floor, and bathroom were all impeccably clean, and the facilities were well-maintained. There was ample hot water, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. 3. **Attentive Service:** Check-in and check-out were very fast, and the staff were friendly and responsive to requests. The service experience was excellent. 4. **Outstanding Value for Money:** The price was affordable, and the stay experience far exceeded other hotels in the same price range. This is a fantastic place to stay when visiting Xi'an. I sincerely recommend it to all tourists!

I really had the best time honestly. I was traveling alone but I'm glad that there was a beautiful restaurant on the same hotel floor. I could hangout there. The hotel room was super spacious and 😍💓beautiful. It was definitely worth the stay. The room has super large windows, lol😂😂😂 the bigger the window the more you'll hear the trains passing by, because the hotel is located along the railway line. But I love the projector view instead of the TV experience. I booked two different rooms to have the best of both worlds

It's my 2nd stay here, and this time I got a room with a much tiner window. Didn't mind it since we were only staying 1 night this time. Although this 2nd booking costs more (because of) free gifts (guided tour of terracotta and hanfu experience), I don't recommend it, if you're intending to make use of the gifts. The hanfu experience merely lets you choose from a very limited selection. You will have to pay additional 99rmb for styling, and they will upsell you 168 for a better selection of clothes, and another 100rmb or more for photography. Basically, if you sum up everything and also factor in having to make your own way to their studio, you will be much better off just walking into a store nearby the hotel to arrange for your own. I enquired randomly and easily found others which are comparable but yet more convenient. The same goes for Terracota guided tour. Free version is only available in chinese, and the tour agent wasn't very forthcoming about details for it. She kept upselling their (very expensive) package tours. We were much better off buying our own tickets from Trip.com, and booking our own didi over and back (theirs is a fixed time) All in all, the hotel stay itself was good and recommended, but their attempt to give the ”free gifts” was terrible. I think it's much better if they didn't include these and indirectly spoil their overall experience.