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Crowne Plaza Xi'an Weiyang

Crowne Plaza Xi'an Weiyang

4.8/51303 Reviews
Beiguan/Longshou District
I sincerely write a few words, just as the online comments say about this new crown! It's really worth it. Many of its details are not available in the hotels I've stayed in: the front desk checked in professionally and quickly, patiently and considerately. I have contacted Miss Belle Chen at the front desk before. Thank you very much. She always asks about our stay in time, so this stay experience is also very good. The facilities in the room are also very complete, clean and comfortable overall. I also saw disposable razors, which are very friendly for men. Leisure and entertainment are also good. There are chess and card rooms and gyms on the fifth floor. The staff on duty, AlinaRoy, is very professional, the service is in place and professional, and the handling of problems is very reasonable. Oh, whether it is the front desk or the cleaning aunt, the people are very nice, beautiful and kind, there is no sense of distance, many group guests who have signed up for group check-in, but the lobby is in order, there is no noisy mess, the guest room is no noise when sleeping at night, and the surrounding eating and playing are quite close and convenient for taxis. The experience is good and must be praised 👍
Building 3, Xi'an Renmin Dasha

Building 3, Xi'an Renmin Dasha

4.7/5149 Reviews
Zhonggulou Square
The reception was very warm. I brought my baby with me. I was given extra slippers, etc. It is next to the provincial government, which is absolutely safe. I watched the flag-raising ceremony of the provincial government on New Year's Day. The sense of ceremony in 2024 was full. It is convenient to take the bus to the Bell Tower, the Tang Dynasty City that Never Sleeps, the city wall, and the Shaanxi Provincial Museum. For children, many patriotic education (Revolutionary Park, Eighth Route Army Office Memorial Hall, etc.) are within walking distance, and it is also OK to take a taxi for about 10 yuan. Because it is in the central area, the bus is particularly convenient. For breakfast, older children have to buy half-price meal coupons, and small children are free. The breakfast is simple and rich. The hotel gives away two breakfasts, which is still OK. I still recommend staying next time!
Xi'an Dijian Nanshan Hot Spring Hotel (Wild Animal Park Branch)

Xi'an Dijian Nanshan Hot Spring Hotel (Wild Animal Park Branch)

4.4/5123 Reviews
Qinling Round Hill Road/Qinling Wildlife Park
A dignified and elegant hotel, suitable for a small vacation. The hot springs are great. The water temperature is suitable. It is also very clean. There are many hot springs. The outdoor swimming pool is very good. The service attitude is also very good. Except for the bed, which is a bit hard, everything else is very satisfactory.
Hilton Hampton Apartments, Xi'an Hi-tech Business District

Hilton Hampton Apartments, Xi'an Hi-tech Business District

4.7/53656 Reviews
High-tech Zone
Service is great , staffs all friendly. Breakfast fairly reasonable. Overall consider value for money . I certainly will be back !
Le Méridien Xi'an Chanba

Le Méridien Xi'an Chanba

4.6/51690 Reviews
International Exhibition Center/Chanba
If you want an awesome view and beautiful photos, this is a place for you. Very comfy room, spacious, soft bed, western design, details as soaps, or colors they use, it's a proper European feeling. Same goes for a breakfast, you can still choose Chinese stuff, but we enjoyed Western options ( special accent on cheese in olive oil and little focaccias). Very pleasant and helpful stuff in a dinning room. Also Igor, at a reception desk, who was more than kind and helpful with some requirements we had. And yes, English speaking reception desk with a foreign stuff, same as in a dinning room, THAT was a dramatic change after experiences we usually have in China. A hotel is not a brand new, but somebody really invested in a design and rethink how things should work here. Not close to shops, you will have to walk for about 2km if you want something. Or just order delivery, or a cab. It doesn't feel as Xi'an, at least not Gaoxin where we live. All together, our staycation was great, we would go there again.
Swissôtel Xi’an Xinxing Hot Spring

Swissôtel Xi’an Xinxing Hot Spring

4.6/5326 Reviews
Tangdu Hospital/Chengdong Passenger Station
A very good hotel, the sky lobby and restaurant have a great view, the hot spring is small but exquisite and interesting, the breakfast is OK, and the view is really good. The hot spring water is indeed the kind of smooth hot spring water that can wash the fat, and it is changed every day. Next to it is the Chanba Wetland Park, and it is quite nice to walk along the river. The only drawback is that the 901 phone where we stayed had a problem and we couldn't call for mineral water. Also, you have to bring the hotel's bathrobe when you go downstairs to take a hot spring bath. There is no bath towel underneath, and drinking water is not provided. Overall, it is 9 points.

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Guide for Hotels with Swimming Pools in Xi＇an

Xi'an is one of the oldest cities in China and holds a significant place in Chinese history and culture. Known as the starting point of the Silk Road, Xi'an was the capital of 13 dynasties, including the famous Tang Dynasty, making it a treasure trove of ancient relics and architectural wonders. The city is most famous for the Terracotta Army, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring thousands of life-sized soldier and horse statues.

Xi'an also offers a rich culinary scene, with local specialties like Biang Biang noodles and Yang Rou Pao Mo (mutton soup with bread). Despite its historical significance, Xi'an is a modern, bustling city with a vibrant nightlife and shopping scene.

Average Cost of Hotels in Xi'an

You don't have to worry about accommodations when traveling to Xi'an. Here, there are more than 738 hotels for you to choose from.

  • There are 53 five-star hotels in Xi'an at an average price of 97 USD per night.
  • There are 140 four-star hotels in Xi'an at an average price of 46 USD per night.
  • There are 193 three-star hotels in Xi'an at an average price of 32 USD per night.
  • There are 281 two-star hotels in Xi'an at an average price of 21 USD per night.

Xi'an has many well-known chain hotels which are suitable for both business trips and vacations. Ramada is the top choice of many travelers in Xi'an. A popular hotel in Xi'an, Skytel Xi'an is also one of the highest rated. Many tourists also stay at Citadines Central Xi’an.

Must-Experience Attractions for First-Time Visitors

  • Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum: One of the most famous archaeological finds in the world, the Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum is a must-visit attraction for first-time visitors to Xi'an.
  • Xi'an City Wall: The ancient city wall of Xi'an is one of the best-preserved city walls in China. Built during the Ming Dynasty, the wall stretches for 13.7 kilometers and offers a unique perspective of the city.
  • Shaanxi History Museum: This world-class museum showcases the rich history and culture of the Shaanxi province, with artifacts dating back to the Neolithic period. Highlights include treasures from the Han and Tang dynasties, as well as a collection of terracotta figurines and pottery.
  • Bell Tower: The Bell Tower, built during the Ming Dynasty, houses a large iron bell that was used to mark the time.
  • Mount Huashan: For those seeking adventure, a trip to Mount Huashan is a must. One of China's Five Great Mountains, Huashan is known for its steep cliffs, narrow paths, and breathtaking views.

Transportation in Xi'an

  • Xi'an Xianyang International Airport: The main gateway to the city, offering numerous domestic and international flights.
  • High-Speed Trains: Xi'an's train network connects it to major cities like Beijing and Shanghai, with fast and frequent services.
  • Subway: A convenient way to navigate the city, with lines that reach most of the popular tourist sites.
  • Buses and Taxis: Affordable and widely available, buses and taxis are great for short-distance travel within the city.

Better to Know Before Visiting Xi'an

  • Language: The official language in Xi'an is Mandarin Chinese. While some locals may speak English, it is helpful to learn a few basic Chinese phrases to help you communicate with locals.
  • Currency: The currency used in Xi'an is the Chinese Yuan (CNY). It is recommended to carry cash, as not all establishments accept credit cards. You can exchange money at banks, hotels, and exchange kiosks.
  • Weather: Xi'an has a temperate climate with hot summers and cold winters. The best time to visit is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and pleasant.
  • Safety: Xi'an is generally a safe city for tourists. However, it is important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions, such as not leaving your belongings unattended and avoiding poorly lit areas at night.
  • Etiquette: Chinese customs and etiquette may be different from what you are used to. It is important to be respectful and observe local customs. For example, tipping is not common in China, and it may be considered rude in some situations.

Must-try Food in Xi'an

  • Roujiamo: Often referred to as the Chinese hamburger, Roujiamo is a popular street food in Xi'an. It consists of a meat filling, usually pork, stewed for hours in a soup containing over 20 spices and seasonings, sandwiched in a freshly baked bun.
  • Biang Biang Noodles: These are one of the "Eight Strange Wonders of Shaanxi". They are thick, wide, and incredibly long, often served with a spicy sauce, vegetables, and sometimes meat.
  • Yangrou Paomo: This is a mutton soup served with wheat flour flat bread. The bread is broken up and added to the soup, along with vermicelli noodles, pickled garlic, and hot sauce.
  • Liangpi: A cold noodle dish made from rice or wheat flour, served with a tangy, spicy, and savory sauce. It's a refreshing dish often enjoyed in the summer.
  • Guantang Baozi: These are large, juicy dumplings filled with meat and a rich, savory broth. They are usually served with a straw to drink the soup before eating the dumpling.
  • Shaanxi Sandwich (La Zhi Rou Jia Mo): This is a traditional snack in Shaanxi Province. The bread is crispy and the meat inside is juicy and tender.

Best Time to Visit Xi'an

The best time to visit Xi'an is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these periods, the weather is comfortable and suitable for outdoor activities. The summer can be hot and rainy, while the winter can be quite cold. Additionally, these off-peak seasons often have fewer tourists, making sightseeing more enjoyable.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 6.64°C during the day, 1.93°C at night

• April to June: 23.15°C during the day, 17.25°C at night

• July to September: 26.94°C during the day, 22.03°C at night

• October to December: 10.36°C during the day, 5.74°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 14.53 cm

• Summer: 51.3 cm

• Autumn: 92.4 cm

• Winter: 30.03 cm

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