Ancient Street No.1 Xi'an Inn

Overall, I'm very satisfied! Here are a few pros and cons: 🍑 Pros: 1. **Excellent location:** It's right by the Lintang Bridge, with a bus stop directly across the street. Wuyi Palace is only a kilometer's walk away, offering plenty of transportation options. It's super convenient to visit a scenic spot in the morning, return to the hotel for a rest, and then head out again in the afternoon. 2. **Great dining options:** The night market is just a short walk away, and 'Da San Wan' (a restaurant) is right downstairs. Taking a stroll downstairs in the evening and listening to the street performers is quite enjoyable. 3. **Fantastic room view:** Most importantly, the tea set and kettle were very clean, and the air conditioning worked powerfully without making any noise. Wuyishan tends to quiet down early, so by 11 or 12, it's very peaceful. 🍐 Suggestions: 1. The step to the platform in the room is the same color as the floor, making it easy to miss your footing. It would be helpful to put a marker on the floor or place a non-slip mat. 2. Although there's both a latex pillow and a cotton pillow, their heights are quite similar. The cotton pillow doesn't sink in much, so for us, they were both a bit too high. Offering two different heights of pillows would be better to help prevent neck pain.

Facilities: Mostly complete. Cleanliness: Satisfied. Service: The owner is quite laid-back, haha. I stayed here for two nights during my trip to Wuyishan. From the North Station, I took bus 9 to Baodao Hotel, crossed the road, walked about a few dozen meters, and arrived. You can also take bus 9 to scenic spots like Wuyi Palace or the rafting pier. There's a free mini-bus service from Wuyi Palace back to the hotel, which is super convenient. Nearby, there's the Chongyang Stream promenade and the Sangu Snack Street. There are also many dining options, such as Heshanshui downstairs, and the nearby Wuxiaochu, Liange Smoked Goose, and Yangji, all within a few minutes' walk. I highly recommend staying here.

Great location! It's near a bridge that leads into the Wuyi Mountain scenic area, right in Sangu Old Street. The surrounding area is bustling with tea merchants, restaurants, and shops.

The tatami bed was a hit with the kids, and the room had enough space. Our window faced the street, but it wasn't noisy at all. The air conditioner wasn't blowing directly on us, which was nice. It has a fingerprint lock, and it's a walk-up building. This was my first time in Wuyishan, and the hotel was super easy to find, right on the corner. Across the street, you can catch a bus to Wuyi Palace, or you can walk there yourself by crossing the bridge. A rickshaw is also an option for about 6 yuan. The owner was very down-to-earth; we had some tea and he shared his tea knowledge. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit!

Facilities: Basic Cleanliness: Average Environment: No elevator, which was a hassle. Service: The service was very good. It was tough carrying luggage without an elevator. The location being very close to the scenic area was a big plus. Parking was inconvenient. Not great value for money.

The location is convenient, very close to Wuyi Palace. The hotel is quite clean, and the landlady is very kind and helpful. I accidentally left my charger behind when I left in a hurry, and the owner even helped me mail it back. I really appreciate their honesty!

They'll help you carry your luggage upstairs since there's no elevator, but the soundproofing is terrible. I could hear kids crying from guests checking out clearly at around 6 AM, and it went on for a long time. Not a great experience.

No power outlets on either side of the bed, which made charging phones inconvenient. The location is quite lively, which is good. Downtown is right downstairs. However, the service attitude was very poor. When checking out, I asked if I could get another bottle of water. The staff asked if there weren't any in the room. I replied there were two bottles in the room, but since there were three of us, I wanted an extra one. They then told me they didn't have any more, and that each room only comes with two bottles, and if I wanted more, I'd have to pay. I've stayed in hotels all over the country for years, and this is the first time I've encountered a hotel that charges for a bottle of water.