4-Star Hotels in Xi'an

Very close to the subway and surprisingly quiet, with a cool retro decor. It was super convenient for getting around. You absolutely HAVE to try the rice noodles for breakfast! I ate them for three days straight, haha. They come with a stir-fried meat sauce that's incredibly delicious. The aunties and the front desk staff were all so thoughtful and accommodating. They helped with everything I asked for, even printing dozens of pages of my contract! **Double Indulgence Afternoon Tea Buffet**: Highly recommended, with fruits, pastries, and coffee.

This hotel was highly recommended by a friend, and from the moment we were picked up at the airport, it was clear they genuinely care about their guests. Upon entering the lobby, a giant heart sculpture immediately caught my eye, symbolizing the hotel's thoughtfulness. The front desk staff, noticing I was traveling alone with two children, quietly upgraded our room to a Deluxe King. The room itself was absolutely beautiful, grand, and luxurious, featuring smart curtains, a single-piece showerhead, a hairdryer that blows air, a two-meter bed, a 72-inch smart TV, and a smart washer-dryer. Every detail showcased the hotel's meticulous care and dedication. The breakfast buffet was also incredibly rich and diverse, offering Chinese, Western, and local delicacies to satisfy everyone's tastes. If any friends visit Xi'an in the future, I will definitely recommend Manxin Hotel – quality is guaranteed! 👍

The hotel is beautiful, and you can tell a lot of care has gone into its operation. Every detail is perfect. The staff are all very polite and enthusiastic, responding to and handling any small request immediately and efficiently. The breakfast is also excellent. This hotel is simply the best in the city center. There's a small path directly behind the hotel leading to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the Grand Tang Dynasty Everbright City, and surprisingly, there's even parking available at the front entrance, which is incredibly convenient for guests driving their own cars. We booked a family room, and it even had its own small courtyard outside the door. It was a very comfortable stay, I loved it.

My stay at the Hampton by Hilton Xi'an Dayan Pagoda from June 13th for two nights exceeded my expectations. The guest room's feature wall had a custom, hand-painted mural of the Dayan Pagoda in a traditional Chinese style. The elegant purple-toned ancient architectural patterns were very appealing, allowing me to immerse myself in the ancient charm of Chang'an without even leaving the room – the design truly captured the local character. The room was clean and odor-free, the bedding was soft and fluffy, and the pillows were just the right height, ensuring a comfortable night's sleep. Both sides of the bed had wall lamps and charging outlets, showing thoughtful and practical design details. The hotel's location is excellent; I could walk to the Dayan Pagoda and Datang Everbright City, making it very convenient to return after an evening stroll. Check-in at the front desk was efficient, and the service was warm and attentive. The self-service breakfast included a rich variety of Shaanxi local snacks. The hotel facilities were complete. This will be my top choice for future visits to Xi'an, and I will definitely book here again.

Xi'an Tone Parc Hotel – I wasn't very familiar with the name, but I chose it because of its excellent location (right near the Bell Tower), and it turned out to be a delightful surprise! The facilities are great: the room was spacious, well-equipped, clean, and comfortable. The breakfast was far superior to what you'd find at Hampton Inn or Vienna Hotel. The management and staff are all young, incredibly warm, friendly, and always happy to answer questions. They're quick to resolve any issues customers might have. Our flight was canceled, forcing us to rebook, which affected the time for our airport transfer service. They patiently helped us contact the transfer department multiple times until everything was perfectly resolved. I'm truly grateful for their assistance!

The room was a bit cramped. Usually, when I book through Ctrip, hotels upgrade my room type. The water pressure from the faucet was good, but the sink was round instead of square, which made the faucet too close to the basin, so I kept bumping my hands on the edge when washing them. The tissues were of poor quality; they disintegrated and left bits everywhere in the box. The good points are that it's extremely close to the subway exit – you just step out and it's right there. There are also many chain restaurants nearby, and you can walk to the Muslim Quarter in about five minutes.

The hotel facilities are good and it's clean. The bed is really soft and comfortable. The cleanliness is quite satisfactory; there are no stains on the bedding, and the floors are clean. The hotel is conveniently located near Keji Road subway station, making transportation quite easy. They also offer complimentary afternoon tea with black tea and parking vouchers.

Facilities: They have a laundry room with no time limit, which is really good. Hygiene: It was okay, we booked three rooms in total. Environment: Should be fine. Service: The front desk staff were great and even gave us breakfast vouchers. The only downside is that the price changed every day, and it kept going up.

The gym is not a gym. It is a laundry room with a cheap looking bike in it. Might be a treadmill as well. The laundry room is very useful. There are 3 washers and 3 dryers. There could be a system to help manage people's washes so that the machines were not left standing full as when I tried to use them they were all in use for most of the evening. The biggest problem I had in an otherwise good stay was that the amount of dust in the rooms. On all surfaces (pictured some dust on the phone and a thick layer on the projector) there is dust. When I reported this a quick wipe of the projector was done but no apology or anything like this and no other areas were dusted. The room (and probably hotel) needs a deep clean. The projector worked easily enough for me and was good, though I took my own hdmi cable that I plugged into the back, rather than using their system which I had no idea how to use and didn't see any instructions. Overall this hotel was good enough and good for the price but not as good as the rating suggests or the list of amenities could be.

Choosing the UrCove by Hyatt for my trip to Xi'an was absolutely the right decision – it truly lives up to its Hyatt sub-brand reputation. When checking in, the two lovely ladies at the front desk were incredibly kind, patient, and thoughtful. They answered all my questions, meticulously arranged everything according to my requests left on Trip.com (even changing the welcome fruit to sugar-free cherry tomatoes as requested), and upgraded us to a deluxe room directly because of availability. The lobby on the first floor is spacious, bright, and elegantly decorated. They offer complimentary drinks, and I was particularly happy to see lemon-cucumber water, which is perfect for us elderly folks with diabetes. The room itself was unexpectedly huge! The bedroom, bathroom, and shower room were all exceptionally spacious. The facilities and linens were brand new, and the bathroom amenities were high quality. There were plenty of charging outlets strategically placed to meet various needs. The electric curtains and smart mattress were a godsend for relieving travel fatigue – truly an excellent stay experience. The hallway carpets and wallpaper were spotless, and the incredibly large elevator lobby on our floor was also tastefully decorated (it felt like the biggest elevator lobby I've ever seen in a hotel!). Even the cleaning staff on our floor were very polite, always greeting guests with a smile and a nod. In the evening, the coffee bar on the first floor offered complimentary eight-treasure porridge and small pickles. Beyond all that, the hotel's location is truly exceptional. It's just a 7-minute walk to Beidajie Metro Station (from where you can take the subway directly to Xianyang Airport – it's convenient, less crowded, costs 8 yuan, and takes 1 hour and 25 minutes). Alternatively, you can take the airport shuttle (Zhonglou line) to the Bell Tower Hotel, which costs 25 yuan and takes 1 hour and 10 minutes (allow 1 hour and 20 minutes for the return trip). The surrounding snack streets (popular with both tourists and locals) are simply countless – Muslim Quarter, Xiyang Market, Sajinqiao – all within walking distance. You'll find all the popular, 'insta-famous' snacks there. Getting to attractions, the metro, buses, or shared bikes is incredibly convenient. Next time I'm in Xi'an, I will definitely choose to stay at UrCove by Hyatt again. I highly, highly recommend it!