Must-stay Tang-style hotels in Xi'an

Just finished my trip to Xi'an, visiting must-see attractions like the Terracotta Warriors, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, and the Muslim Quarter. Staying at the Xi'an Tanghua Huayi Hotel near the Tang Paradise was so convenient! 👏 This Tang-style hotel, designed by master architect Zhang Jinqiu, is a work of art in itself. Gray tiles, red walls, courtyards, and corridors transport you back to the glorious Tang Dynasty. 🏨【Hotel Highlights】 • Prime Location! A 10-minute walk to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and Tang Paradise. Metro Lines 3 and 4 provide direct access to the Shaanxi History Museum, and taxis to the Terracotta Warriors are also very convenient. • 70-Acre Garden Courtyard – Perfect for Photos! Willows drooping along the banks, pavilions and terraces – perfect for taking photos in Hanfu (traditional Han clothing). • Super Attentive Service! The receptionist, Sakura, provided a detailed guide to nearby restaurants. 🛏【Immersive Tang Dynasty Experience】 • Scenic views from your room window • Must-see: The water feature in the long corridor is most beautiful at dusk when the lanterns are lit. Light-colored clothing is recommended for better photos. • Practice Tai Chi in the garden in the morning. 🍜【Nearby Dining Guide】 • A 5-minute walk to "Ziwu Road Zhang Ji" for roujiamo (Chinese hamburger) (incredibly crispy!) • The hotel's own restaurant has authentic youpo noodles. By the way, for paomo (pita bread soaked in mutton soup), I recommend "Lao Mi Jia" on the Muslim Quarter. • For late-night snacks, you can order takeout: We recommend "Ma Feng Barbecue" for their cumin lamb and grilled naan bread. 🚶【Suggested 3-Day Itinerary】 Day 1: Terracotta Warriors → Huaqing Palace "Song of Everlasting Regret" performance (tickets required in advance) Day 2: Shaanxi History Museum → Big Wild Goose Pagoda → Tang Paradise (free evening performance) Day 3: City Wall cycling → Muslim Quarter → Bell and Drum Towers ⚠️Tips: Tang Paradise will be closed during Spring Festival/National Day holidays. We recommend staying nearby and exploring on foot. Staying here truly allows you to experience the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty, reminiscent of the poem "Riding a horse in the spring breeze, seeing all the flowers of Chang'an in a day." I even got mistaken for an NPC and asked for photos while wearing Hanfu, haha!