2-Star Hotels in Shaanxi, China

It was clean, good support from the administrator, all the amenities, quiet location. I was very satisfied. The price-quality ratio is excellent.

This hotel completely exceeded my expectations. The location is excellent, very close to the airport, which is super convenient for travelers catching early flights or those on a layover. Plus, getting to the city center takes about 30 minutes by public transport, so getting around is easy. There are many restaurants, eateries, and shops around the hotel, making life very convenient. You won't have to worry about food or shopping at all. The room was clean, comfortable, and quiet. The overall environment was very relaxing, and I felt completely at ease during my stay. What touched me the most were the hotel owners. They are incredibly kind, enthusiastic, and helpful, always willing to assist whenever needed. The owner even personally picked us up and dropped us off at the airport, which was a huge help. They even gave us small gifts, which made us feel incredibly warm and welcome. I truly felt cared for and welcomed here. I highly recommend this hotel and will definitely be staying here again!

Within the hundred-yuan price range, this place is quite a good deal, especially considering it's right inside the Muslim Quarter. You've got Shijia Steamed Buns, Haijia Steamed Dumplings, Ma Kun Claypot, Xuexi Alley Skewers, and Dingjia Stewed Pork with Flour, all just a short walk away. There were some mosquitoes and small bugs, but not many. The showerhead was broken.

I was incredibly satisfied with the room. The subway entrance is right next door, making it super convenient to get anywhere. It's close to all the major attractions, and the hotel service was excellent. The front desk staff were very enthusiastic and welcoming.

Get ready to freak out! This hostel is, like, the most dreamy place in China. There are these adorably cute towers, and get this—they’ve got toothbrushes all set for you, so you don't have to lug yours around. The bathroom? Oh, it's clean trust me I did see some around they are doing a great job, you will always have the paper there, super convenient! And the rooftop? Oh my goodness, the view up there is straight out of a fairy tale. Plus, the staff are so helpful, they’re like fairy godparents making sure your stay is perfect. And guess what else? Two gods of thunder were just here at this hostel! I took a photo them a few minutes ago, and I’ve heard that touching one of them brings good luck in life. How cool is that? You’ve gotta come check this place out!

Good location for food street and party with new friends in hostel . Comfortable and convenience environment . I had come back to stay in this hostel many times . Easy to stay ( check in and check out ) . This hostel is managed by young people , so they understand young people 's need and want . I wish I will stay here again in the future if I had opportunity to visit Xi'an again .

This stay truly exceeded my expectations! The hotel's location is excellent, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and finding places to eat. The room was spotless, with no unpleasant odors, and fully stocked with toiletries and amenities. The mattress was just right—not too soft, not too hard—and the soundproofing was fantastic, making for a really quiet night's sleep. The staff were warm and polite, and check-in and check-out were incredibly fast. They paid great attention to detail. This place offers amazing value for money and is definitely my top choice for accommodation when traveling. I've already saved it and will choose this hotel again next time I'm in town!

The room is the same as the photo, no fraud. The location is particularly good, very close to the subway entrance and not facing the street, there is a ten-meter from the road, and the sound of traffic is very quiet at night. The sanitation is clean and there are no dead ends, and the mattress is very comfortable and moderately hard. The air-conditioning water heater is very powerful. Originally, the price was not expected too much, and the price/performance ratio was directly full.

Great location in the Muslim Quarter. Lots of food around, short walk to the bell tower, near the buses to the Terracotta Army, and a short subway ride to all the other main attractions. It’s down an alley, but there are a lot of signs t make to it easy to find, and it also means it’s very quiet despite being in the middle of a popular area. The owners were friendly. I visited in winter and they made sure the room was heated in advance of my arrival. It was quite cozy.

Traveling the world with kids, my philosophy is to stay wherever we land, avoiding rushed nights and schedules. This time, our late flight arrived at Xi'an Xianyang Airport T3 at 11:30 PM. Since there's a dedicated shuttle to the Terracotta Warriors leaving at 9:15 AM the next morning from Xianyang Airport, we opted to stay at the airport. This 'Miyi Hui Hotel' (or 'Sleep Well Hotel') allows you to check into your cabin right after landing, near Gate 314. They offer wake-up calls, which is essential to ensure the kids get enough sleep so they have the energy to see the Terracotta Warriors the next day. The bedding was quite clean; just remember to be considerate and avoid loud noises or rustling plastic bags that might disturb others. The price was also affordable. For washing, you use the airport's shared facilities, and there’s plenty of hot water. The airport also has restaurants if you get hungry. I've also attached a picture of the shuttle to the Terracotta Warriors. Make sure to book in advance, as there are only 8 tickets per bus. Arrive half an hour early in the morning. With kids, avoid rushing. Walk for about 10 minutes to the long-distance bus station across from the airport (marked with a circled head in the picture) to exchange your ticket first. The 9:15 AM bus goes directly to Lishan Garden in about an hour. Get off there, tour Lishan Garden first. Personally, I don't think a guide is necessary here; listening to the 'APP Travel Assistant' is enough. Then, take the free shuttle to the Terracotta Warriors (make sure to book on the official WeChat account about 7 days in advance, then purchase the minivan tickets via the 'Chuxing 365' mini-program; children also pay the full price of 49 yuan). The timetable I'm holding is for the return shuttle from Lintong to the airport via the 'Hongtu Chuxing' mini-program, so please check it carefully. We booked our Terracotta Warriors visit for 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The airport mini-bus arrived at Lishan Garden at 10 AM. After exploring Lishan Garden on the electric cart for about 1.5 hours, we took the free shuttle to the Terracotta Warriors, which is about a 5-minute ride. Inside the Terracotta Warriors museum, note that the official guides take you further and further in, right into the main hall where the warriors are displayed. Their explanations are very professional, covering everything in a very official manner, and the price is reasonable. If you're not in a hurry and are traveling independently without a tour group, you can first follow an official guide at the Terracotta Warriors. After an initial overview, take a break. After 4 PM, there are significantly fewer people, so it won't be crowded. You can then leisurely admire Pit 1. Bring binoculars and a magnifying glass (or 'bug viewer') to get a good look at the facial expressions of the Terracotta Warriors. For those with kids, I recommend bringing anti-lost wristbands so you don't lose them in the crowds.