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The location is far away, there is a long way from the hotel entrance to the room, don't think about the elderly or those with mobility problems, almost don't think about going out. The road is a stone slab, and the wheelchair can't be pushed. The hotel's toothpaste is expired. For breakfast, 6 people in our two rooms also gave a few less copies, and the store also let us have a free dinner to compensate. In addition, the dinner here also needs to be 600-700 alone? Plus, staying for two nights during the Qingming period, the two rooms cost nearly 20,000, which is very worthless. This is the case for Xi'an's homestay. It can't be compared with the coastal area at all. The most expensive is at this level. Everyone is cautious. The only highlight is that the place is large and the garden is large.

When you arrive, you have to check in at the lobby first, and then take the shuttle bus to the villa area, which takes about 3 minutes. It is very convenient. They also take the initiative to set up a group. You can make requests in the group, and the response is very fast. I like it. When you get to the villa, it is bigger and cleaner than I imagined. It is very comfortable and a very good experience. The children are very satisfied. The air conditioning is sufficient, so you don’t have to be afraid of hot weather. The breakfast is a bit ordinary, without any surprises, but it’s free, so it’s okay. I don’t recommend paying for breakfast. The room is also cleaned quickly, and different fruits and snacks are changed for you every day, which is considerate. The hotel is very close to the Terracotta Warriors and Huaqing Hot Spring, which saves a lot of time. It is recommended to stay here for two days and then move to the city. I will come again next time.

The hotel's entrance signage was unclear, and I almost went to the wrong door, as there are three hotels within the same complex. I'm not sure if it was due to a slight delay in check-in, but the front desk upgraded our room, which was a pleasant surprise. Overall, the room was pretty well-maintained, though it had a couple of minor flaws: the bathroom door didn't close tightly, and there was a noticeable dent on the floor. The service was enthusiastic, but their efficiency and execution could be improved. The dinner at the Italian restaurant was delicious. I particularly enjoyed the egg white omelet and black sesame paste for breakfast, both of which I haven't seen offered at other hotels. The complimentary fruit in the room wasn't of great quality; the pepino melon, for instance, was unripe. The TWG tea and bottled mountain spring water in the room, however, were fitting for a hotel of this caliber. The hotel also boasts a beautiful garden at the back. My lasting impressions of this hotel are its French romantic architecture and the delightful fragrance of osmanthus flowers.

This is a truly beautiful hotel, where every view, both within the hotel and in the rooms, is meticulously arranged and perfect for photos. The hotel is filled with sculptures and collections, feeling like a small museum. If you wake up early, you can access the Huaqing Pool scenic area at 7 AM through a dedicated passage, offering an experience as if you have the whole place to yourself. You can stroll through the ancient grounds undisturbed by other tourists, enjoying a moment of tranquility. The outdoor hot spring is incredibly comfortable, with naturally growing trees and ancient architecture as its backdrop. It was raining when I went, with temperatures around 10 degrees Celsius and the water temperature around 40 degrees Celsius, making it just right for a soak. I must commend the hotel's service. Every staff member was very friendly. When it was cold, they delivered tremella soup to our room. My mother uses a wheelchair, and whenever we encountered difficult paths, they would proactively offer assistance. They helped adjust the in-room hot spring, and when my shoes got wet, they brought a shoe dryer. The service was truly outstanding; we felt warmth and care in many aspects of our stay.

The hotel boasts a fantastic location right by the city wall, just under 100 meters to access and explore it. What's more, it's genuinely peaceful. I booked a room type with a private courtyard and a plunge pool, and the courtyard view was delightful. Soaking in the pool amidst the quiet ambiance truly made for a perfect, relaxing getaway. Breakfast service was very attentive; they even offered to pour our juice for us. Public transport, including subway and bus stations, is also within a convenient distance. However, on the first morning, after I'd gone out briefly and returned, I discovered that the housekeeping staff had thrown away my unfinished 1kg yogurt and a takeaway meal. This is absolutely unacceptable. Firstly, both items were clearly placed on the table, not on the floor or in the waste bin. Secondly, while the yogurt carton was indeed a bit damaged and open, the takeaway meal was perfectly sealed in its container, even had an unused disposable chopstick alongside it, and was further placed in a somewhat opaque bag that was tied shut. I simply can't fathom how housekeeping could possibly conclude that the contents of this sealed bag were meant to be thrown away. It's truly baffling why a hotel of this caliber would make such a basic, low-level mistake. While the hotel did offer a complimentary lunch as compensation, it has certainly made me seriously reconsider staying here again if I return to Xi'an.

My first visit to Xi'an was during the Chinese New Year holiday right after the pandemic restrictions were lifted, and I chose the W Hotel back then. Honestly, though, the W's style wasn't quite my favorite at the time. Although I've had many business trips to Xi'an since, mostly in the Gaoxin area, I haven't stayed at the W again until now. This time, however, my business trip coincided with Trip.com's 'One City, One Room' promotion, and I re-booked the W. I found the experience even better than last time; the service attitude and quality were outstanding. The front desk staff, Ella, proactively offered an air purifier, which was a very thoughtful touch. The breakfast truly lives up to its reputation as Trip.com's number one food hotel in Xi'an. I've been recommending the oil-splashed noodles and mini buns from their breakfast to all my friends from out of town. Overall, it's significantly better than the Ritz, which is also on the same list. The PBX staff were also very gentle and efficient, responding promptly. The hotel's location is excellent as well, making travel convenient. I will definitely be back again.

Traveling to Xi'an, a friend recommended the W Hotel, but I'm really tired of the 'nightclub vibe.' Influenced by Dr. Shepherd's recommendation, I still chose to stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Xi'an. I previously stayed at The Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Jiuzhaigou, and the experience was undoubtedly breathtaking. This was my first time staying at an urban Ritz-Carlton hotel, and I can say that from the personalized butler service and impeccable hygiene to the hardware and the club lounge, which The Ritz-Carlton is most proud of, it was truly a home-away-from-home experience. The Ritz-Carlton, Xi'an, reportedly opened in 2020, so it's been five years, but the hardware shows no signs of aging, indicating the hotel's significant investment in maintenance. The cleanliness is also impeccable, and my favorite remains The Ritz-Carlton's bedding. This time, I booked an Executive King Room, and the hotel upgraded me to an Executive Suite based on availability. The larger and more comfortable space was very satisfying. In particular, the bathroom was very spacious and felt entirely un-cramped. The bathroom fixtures are TOTO, and the toiletries are from Diptyque's Fig collection. The room featured many design elements blended with the city of Xi'an, but what I want to praise most is the elevator lobby design (it makes you want to linger and wait longer). Special praise for the butler service: I've heard many complaints about Marriott's butler service being nominal, but I truly experienced it at The Ritz-Carlton, Xi'an. Before check-in, I received a call asking about my preferences. Upon arrival, the butler personally came downstairs to greet me, offered a discount on part of the Mini Bar, and presented a custom Xi'an Terracotta Warrior small lion. After check-in, they also gave me a tour of the hotel's restaurants and wellness facilities, which greatly helped me get a better and more comprehensive understanding of the hotel. I later learned that my butler was an intern, but their professionalism and hospitality could easily rival that of a full-time employee. Regarding the laundry service: Laundry service was included in my package, and the service was truly meticulous and professional. More praise for the Executive Lounge: The Ritz-Carlton's Executive Lounge is a signature feature of the hotel, truly allowing for 'five meals a day.' Starting from afternoon tea, through evening happy hour, and extending to brunch, it's essentially an all-day offering. However, during the off-season, the lounge had fewer people, and while the breakfast selection wasn't extensive, it was very quiet. For a full hotel breakfast experience, I'd still recommend going to the 3rd floor. The two service staff in the lounge were also very attentive, truly delivering service with a smile! The Ritz-Carlton Xi'an's lounge is genuinely enormous, with interconnected floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of Xi'an. If your budget allows, I highly recommend an executive room, as the lounge privileges are simply irresistible. Finally, a sincere thank you to my private butler, Bruce, for providing me with a perfect stay! The Ritz-Carlton, Xi'an, deserves a full five-star rating.

We chose this hotel for our honeymoon. We were initially hesitant about staying at the Grand Hyatt due to its distance from most attractions, but ultimately decided on it because of the spacious rooms. Kelsey contacted me a day before our arrival. Upon learning it was our honeymoon and that I'd ordered flowers and a cake, she thoughtfully offered to sign for them and place them in our room in advance. She even went the extra mile by decorating the room beautifully and leaving a hand-drawn card. She was also incredibly helpful, resolving all our questions and issues during our stay. Kelsey truly deserves a shout-out, more so than the hotel itself! When hotels are otherwise comparable, service is what truly sets them apart. The breakfast selection was quite limited, but their Roujiamo (Chinese meat sandwich) was hands down the best I had during my four days in Xi'an! The same young chef who prepared Shuipen Yangrou (lamb soup) on the morning of the 16th and Roujiamo on the morning of the 17th was truly the star of the breakfast service! He was incredibly patient, meticulous, and always went out of his way to accommodate various requests. His excellent service completely erased my initial disappointment with the otherwise limited breakfast options.

one of the very best hotels in town. Lacey was super helpful and I enjoyed my hospitality with her. Would highly recommend this hotel among others in shenyang city. Location at center of center in town, shopping and food center within 1min walking distance. Will come back here again for sure. Best of all be this place has a special positive energy that will flows thru your entire trip. Enjoy!

This trip, I chose this hidden gem, and as soon as I stepped in, I was captivated by the beautiful surroundings. Lush greenery and dappled light created a picturesque scene, like something out of a poem. Hawthorn (the staff member) was warm and attentive. The initial room was small and stuffy, but after changing to another one, it was much better. I recommend booking a suite or higher, skipping the basic room types, as the location and environment will be significantly better. The hotel facilities have a retro, classical vibe.