The hotel's decor has a distinct Xi'an charm. The front desk is on the 5th floor, which made checking out a bit inconvenient as you have to make a special trip up there. That said, enjoying the complimentary afternoon tea against the backdrop of the Xi'an City Wall at sunset was truly an unforgettable highlight of the trip. The complimentary fruit in the room was also a lovely, thoughtful touch.
The staff kindly upgraded us to a room with a huge curved panoramic window—the view was simply unbeatable. However, even with all the windows shut, the soundproofing could be improved; street racing noise wasn't completely blocked out. The hotel might want to consider upgrading to better vacuum-insulated glass to solve this issue once and for all.
The scents of the shampoo and body wash matched the hotel's vibe perfectly—they seem very intentionally chosen. It would be even better if disposable face towels were provided.
The most troublesome part was the motorized curtains: you had to be careful not to knock over the TV when opening or closing them. Moving the TV elsewhere would be a good idea, especially since it actually gets in the way of the panoramic window view anyway.
We slept with the curtains open and were treated to a beautiful sunrise the next morning.
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