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"Hotel is clean, cosy and located in the heart of the city at reasonable price, thumbs up!"

"Amazing, beautiful hotel !"

"Hotel was centrally located and within walking distance to drum tower, bell tower and Metro station. Room was clean and spacious. The receptionist and all staff in the hotel was friendly and helpful. There is a travel desk at the ground floor and able to make last min tour arrangement. There are a few restaurant along the street in front of the hotel. Only negative point is the room seem a bit dated but the location and staff more than make up for it. Highly recommended hotel for 1st time traveller to Xi'An."

"The staff was warm welcoming and very helpfull from the 1st day. A special mention for Andy Song at the Concierge, every one spoke good english compare to our very poor mandarin. This made our 4 nights stay in Xian very nice and easy. Our room had a nice calm view "

"Everything was great!!"

"The room was lovely. Very clean the staff was extremely professional and courteous."

"I had a wonderful stay! The room was clean, comfortable, and had everything I needed to feel at eased. The front desk and housekeeping teams were absolutely amazing so kind, attentive, and always ready to help. Even though there was a bit of a language barrier, everyone made such an effort to communicate and ensure I had a pleasant experience. Their warm smiles and genuine hospitality truly made my stay memorable. I really appreciate all their hard work and would happily stay here again!”"

"Classic with an excellent staff very helpful and went out of their way to aid us in our daily activities "

"Front desk staff was very accommodating to someone like me who isn’t fluent in mandarin. They even followed up with me after the trip on a wall charger I accidentally left behind. There were some amenities I didn’t take advantage of such as the laundry center. Overall, excellent service, awesome in-room and hotel amenities and walkable to everything within the Xi’an City Walls."