Inns in Shaanxi, China

Our stay at this hotel was incredibly comfortable, and overall, it was a great experience. The rooms are spacious, and the facilities are well-equipped. It's conveniently located with easy access to transportation, and the hygiene is top-notch – everything was clean and tidy. The best part is its proximity to the Terracotta Army Museum; you can easily walk there. Plus, free parking is a bonus, and the staff were all very kind and helpful.

The service was excellent. The aunt was also very nice. After checking in, she explained the route to Mount Huashan. She also told us that we could tell her in advance before going down the mountain so that she could help turn on the air conditioning in the room. The bed was very comfortable and it was a good sleep for those who are used to it. The toilet was a little small. Other services were very good.

The hotel service was exceptionally good! The owner was incredibly welcoming and enthusiastic. They gave us all sorts of tips for climbing the mountain, even providing gloves and water. They even took the initiative to help us exchange our tickets. We truly felt at home! Plus, they offer free pick-up and drop-off from the station, and free transportation to the visitor center, which saved us a lot of time and effort. The food at the kitchen restaurant was also reasonably priced, delicious, and not expensive at all!

The rooms are lovely and offer excellent value for money. They're spotlessly clean, and the owner is incredibly welcoming. Being so close to Zhongmao Plaza with such a competitive price, I'll definitely be back.

Perfect for staying on the mountain without over paying. Close to the East Peak for sunrise. Go in without expecting much. I stayed in the dormitory room (bring ear plugs). There are no amenities, although there is plenty of food and drinks nearby. Clean, comfortable, would stay again anytime.

The staff is lovely, the room is beautiful with a comfortable bed ! They offered the travel (with a small electrical moto and a car once we are outside the ancient city walls, so funny !) to the temple close to the ancient city station 🙏🏻

first check in experience was fast and friendly. the family running it are helpful, the rooms are clean,everything works fine. the bed was comfy too. there a supermarket downstairs and more options just a few hundret meters east with more shops and restaurants. generally that location is a bit off, but convenient for taking the train. 2nd part of the checkin process was the police showing up, asking for my passport, as they were not familiar with my permanent resident card. the talk was done within five minutes, leaving them empty handed. this had nothing to do with the hotel, so I'd still recommend it if this location is on your route/you want to get to the nearby station.

The host and hotel staff were beyond kind and extremely helpful. The staff actually walked me all the way to the terracotta army entrance instead of just pointing or handing me a map. That meant a lot as the way there was a bit confusing. When I got back I was instantly handed not 1 but 2 water bottles and greeted with a very warm welcome. They made quite the impression on me and i will definitely be going back!

We were given a mountain-view room with a distant view of Mount Hua. The room had three beds, clean sheets, and shaped pillows with padded cushions. The residence is very close to the mountain entrance, and there are breakfast shops nearby, which is convenient. The owner was very helpful, not only meeting us at the station but also helping us with ticket purchases and luggage. He also provided us with any questions we had before the hike, which was very helpful.

The room was spacious and clean, and the bathroom was also quite large. I found the bed sheets and duvet covers particularly comfortable, unlike the stiff ones you often find in hotels. I didn't get a chance to take photos since I usually returned late at night after sightseeing. The location is very convenient, close to the subway station. It's just two stops to the Bell Tower. It's also very close to attractions. Right outside is the Sajinqiao Food Street, and you can walk about 1 kilometer to the Muslim Quarter. The navigation was a bit tricky to understand, but I found it within 5 minutes. After exiting Qiaozikou (D1) subway station, walk straight, then take the first left into a small street. The guesthouse is in the first alley on your right (opposite a claypot restaurant, with a public toilet at the alley entrance). The owner is incredibly nice! ❤️❤️ Highly recommended!!!