Mountain view Hotels in Xi'an

This guesthouse absolutely exceeded my expectations. The room design and hygiene standards rivaled those of a star-rated hotel. The disposable toiletries were of excellent quality, and the room even featured central air conditioning, automatic blinds, and a bed runner. All the lights – main light, downlights, bedside lamps, ambient lighting, and light strips – were independently controlled, which was incredibly convenient and perfectly suited for my child's homework and reading. The toilet and shower were completely separate, allowing both to be used simultaneously without disturbance. The breakfast was especially delicious. Although the room came with a complimentary breakfast for two, the owners simply invited our family of three to sit down and eat. They are truly generous and open-hearted people! The green landscaping in the courtyard was also meticulously designed and maintained, making it easy to capture some beautiful photos. Even though we only stayed for one day, the owner provided free shuttle service three or four times and enthusiastically recommended local delicacies. The location is also great, not far from the Terracotta Warriors and Lintong Museum (Lishan Garden). The guesthouse's location can be precisely pinpointed, making it easy for taxis to find, unlike some places where it becomes difficult to locate once you enter a village! Before we left, the owner even gave us a farewell gift. Thank you!

This is my first trip outside of my country so I was nervous, but as soon as I arrived I felt at home. The hosts are very accomodating even if we don’t speak the language, over our 10 day stay we became friends. Everything is clean and beautiful. There were so many amenities free of charge and we were offered gorgeous local and in-season produce such as pomegranates and persimmons. The view of the mountain is breathtaking and the neighbours are very friendly. The home cooking is to die for! The best food we had all trip was at home so I highly recommend trying some. It is also so close to HuaQingGong, the Terracotta Warriors, scenic persimmon orchards and all that Lintong has to offer. We will miss the inn dearly. 5 stars all around

Great hospitality — the staff were very kind. Breakfast was excellent with a good variety. I’m a solo traveler looking for a place near Qujiang Sports Complex and also close to a metro station, so this location was perfect for me. The room was really comfy — fan, air conditioner, heater, curtain, and lights were all controlled by switches right next to the bed. Super convenient! The nearest metro station is Hangtian Avenue (Hangtiandadao) on Line 4, which is about 3–4 km away. If you’re a hardcore walker, you can walk there. Otherwise, like me, you can take a DiDi — it costs less than 15 yuan. Hangtian Avenue is only four stops away from Dayanta Station (also on Line 4), where the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda is located. From Dayanta, you can transfer to Line 3, go one stop, and reach Xiaozhai Station — home to the famous Saga IT Mall, a massive seven-story shopping center that gets very crowded on weekends. From Xiaozhai Station, you can also transfer to Line 2. After four more stops, you’ll reach Bell Tower Station, which is near Zhonglou. There’s also a convenience store right below the hotel — super handy! Photo credits go to Trip.com 😄 because that’s exactly how my room looked — same arrangement and all. They changed my towels and tidied up my room every day.. Would love to return here again bringing my family and friends. Thank you guys.

Taking advantage of the spring break, I brought my kids and family to explore the beautiful Lintong. It was definitely worth the trip! The hotel lobby has a very high-end and luxurious feel. There's free parking right outside, and a bus stop directly in front, making transportation very convenient. It's also just a short walk from the Huaqing Pool metro station. The facilities and amenities are quite comprehensive. The front desk attendant with bangs was very enthusiastic and thoughtful; she even upgraded us for free to a quieter room facing the mountains. The room was clean, well-lit, and spotlessly hygienic. In the afternoon, there was free afternoon tea, and the restaurant on the third floor offers a great menu for ordering meals. The breakfast was delicious and the kids loved it, and there's even late-night rice noodles! My whole family raved about it. All the staff here are so warm and hospitable. It was a fantastic experience, and we'll definitely be back to stay here again! [Yay]

We had such an excellent stay at Spring Inn we ended up extending our stay one more night because we loved it so much! The manager was super lovely helping us with our trip planning and was super responsive beforehand which really helped us plan what we wanted to do. She spoke really good English and even offered to help with advanced bookings which was very helpful as some attractions and how to book can be confusing when you do not speak Chinese. We really enjoyed making charms with her when we arrived and chatting/exchanging our different cultures. She recommended dishes we should try while in Xi'an and a night market to grab dinner. Our room was VERY comfortable with a soft king size bed and lots of pillows! The smart technology and projector to watch films on was also a bonus! The free massage chairs were another, heavenly feature after a long day of exploring the terracota army! The hotel has washing machines, detergent, and dryers to use which work really well and was really handy for us while travelling around. One of our highlights was also the traditional Chinese breakfast which was full of variety and surprisingly filling/satisfying! Thank you for such a great stay!

This was a spontaneous, short trip, a perfect reminder that plans often yield to the unexpected. Here I am in Xi'an, at the foot of the Qinling Mountains, longing to open my arms and embrace nature. I soaked in the cool breeze, the fragrant blossoms, and the gentle chirping of birds that seemed to whisper secrets. Every tiny flower here possesses a unique beauty; they don't need to be dazzling, yet their charm is utterly irresistible. It served as a beautiful reminder: you don't need to please anyone, and true happiness isn't given but earned through your own smile. I cherished the tranquility, the white swing nestled among flowers, and the vibrant green pomegranate trees adorned with their distinctive red blossoms. The shaded courtyard was a delight, featuring brightly colored rocking chairs, sun umbrellas, and a small pebble-built stream with stone and wooden bridges. In the stream, around twenty fluffy, super cute ducklings swam playfully, even hiding under lily pads when the sun grew strong. Two brown goats contentedly grazed on the lush green grass. I even playfully called out, 'Hello there, goat, can we be friends?' Haha, a unique soul indeed! The 'Eight-Point Black' rabbits were a constant favorite with the kids, and a proud white fox enjoyed its spacious cage – perhaps not its ideal home, but certainly one where its neighbors posed no challenge! Then there were the flocks of big white geese, honking away with gusto. There's also a vegetable garden, still growing. I hope to taste its fresh produce when I return – what a lovely thought! The evening scenery was enchanting, with countless small lights twinkling like stars in the sky. If you're feeling musical, you can even grab a microphone and sing a few songs. The rooms themselves were very comfortable, clean, and hygienic. For those with energy, brewing a pot of tea and chatting about life is a wonderful option. I love this place so much that I'll definitely be back. It's a perfect spot to record life's beautiful moments and ponder its many inspiring mottos. **Facilities:** Excellent, adorning the rooms like works of art. **Cleanliness:** Impeccable, with great attention to detail. **Ambiance:** Beautiful and spacious. I particularly enjoyed brewing tea by the floor-to-ceiling window while admiring the natural scenery outside. **Service:** The staff, especially one kind lady, was incredibly thoughtful and attentive. **Parting Gift:** Upon check-out, they even prepared a lovely gift for us, including a variety of snacks that children absolutely adored.

I picked this hotel because it's not too far from Xi'an International Airport and very close to Xi'anbei Railway Station. It appears to be a recently developped part of the city, as the surrounding building complex is quite new. There are a few local restaurants and convenient stores nearby. It's also close to one of the metro train station (Line 14), which is only one station away from Xi'anbei Railway Station. Actually, you can walk to the High Speed Railway Station yourself, which was a bit over one kilometer away on foot. The hotel also provides a free pick-up from and drop-off to the Xi'anbei Railway Station, but you have to inform them ahead of time. The room is great, unfortunately I only had a brief stay there as I had to catch a flight leaving Xi'an. From there you can catch a metro train line 14 straight to the airport. My only dislike of the room is the bed and the headboard. The bed is kinda too springy/bouncy and the headboard is too hard.

Super easy to get to as it is less than a block from a metro station, very clean, blackout curtains, usual 2 bottles of water, tea kettle, cups, & a couple tea bags in the room & restocked daily, but also endless 2 kinds of tea & hot lemon water in the lobby. About 15 minute walk to Huaqing Palace & there are lots of restaurants & shops in the area. It caters mostly to Chinese so the staff doesn’t speak English, though they were very willing to communicate via translator apps, people will smoke in the lobby & even the elevators, and the breakfast is, well, Chinese - meaning noodles, including a noodle soup station, different kinds of shredded veg in oils, vinegar, and/or pickled. They did have warm, hard-boiled eggs, but that was the only protein option as far as I remember. Overall, good, budget place to stay.

The recommendation from Ctrip is pretty good, the navigation is very accurate, the room is very clean, and parking is free. There is no breakfast, but there is a breakfast shop next to it and a restaurant not far away. The food here is very large, especially the wide noodles, which are divided into large and small bowls. For us southerners, the small bowl is a lot. This shop is also very close to the Terracotta Warriors, and it only takes more than ten minutes to walk there. We went to visit the Terracotta Warriors at 1:30, and there were too many people. We still hurried to finish the visit and came out to catch the free bus to Liyuan. When we arrived at Liyuan, we must buy a 15-yuan battery car. It's a bit big inside, but you can choose not to buy it if you have enough strength. I think the 15 yuan is worth it. We went too late and caught the last bus after visiting Liyuan, otherwise we would have been too late and would have had to take a taxi.

It's really nice hotel, looks luxurious and quite cheap, really worth the price. The only thing I was quite dissatisfied about is that the room said mountain view but from the hotel window we can't see much of the mountain. The hotspring is quite nice but it's a bit dirty since it's mixed with the other guest, I could see a lot of the guest dead skin in the hotspring but it can be adjusted by finding a more empty pool since there are so many hotspring pool. The service is average, in the lobby it's quite nice and clear but I don't know why when I was looking for the breakfast place I got kicked out by the staff there and being called several times asking where do we want to go while we are just want to explore the hotel, the staff even lied saying that the breakfast room isn't there while we were there saying the breakfast place is nearby the hotspring while it's not. (Maybe because we look foreign and young) Lastly the thing that worries me is about the deposit, they'll ask 300yuan for the deposit at first and check the room for awhile, when it's clear they'll give back the money. It's recommended for people who want to enjoy mountain areas and hotspring that also has sauna, the minus is just the hotspring hygiene and the deserted areas, order food online I better there. Love the village vibe.