2-Star Hotels in Shaanxi, China

The location is incredibly convenient, with the subway station directly outside. It's perfect if you're on a business trip and want to explore the city a bit. Excellent value for money, and they can provide official receipts/invoices. There are plenty of amenities downstairs, and they even provide a washing machine for in-room use. It feels like a hotel-style guesthouse, and the linens are absolutely top-notch – professionally laundered, not just haphazardly washed like in some smaller guesthouses. The host is very welcoming and goes out of their way to accommodate requests. Plus, there's complimentary mineral water! I'll definitely make this my go-to place for future business trips. Highly recommended!

For our cultural trip after the high school entrance exams, staying in an academy-style hotel was simply perfect. The entrance was so unassuming we almost missed it, but once inside, winding paths led to a secluded and tranquil retreat. Both the reception area and our room were adorned with classical charm. We had booked a 'Light Ink' double room, but the kind front desk attendant upgraded us to a family suite free of charge and went out of her way to offer fantastic sightseeing recommendations. Our room was spacious, cozy, and incredibly comfortable, and the soft, lightweight bedding was the best we'd encountered on our entire journey. Right outside, you can easily find handmade souvenir fans, calligraphy scrolls, and traditional seals. The entrance to Yongning Gate City Wall is just a stone's throw away, and it's also conveniently close to the subway. Overall, we were extremely satisfied!

very good! This is the best homestay I have ever stayed in! The decoration of the courtyard is romantic but not complicated, and it can be said to be quite high-end. When we were chatting in the evening, we found out that the boss used to work in the soft furnishing industry. The upstairs and downstairs were cleaned everywhere, and most importantly, the bedding was dry and white, with a faint scent of the sun. There is a projector at the head of the bed, the bathroom is fully equipped with dry and wet slippers, and each water cup is covered with a bag... The host is really thoughtful and caring. I also want to praise the boss's cooking skills. Fortunately, my son and I did not eat in the scenic area. We had a clean and delicious lunch here and decisively booked dinner as well. I suggest you stay for two nights and park your car at the entrance of the courtyard to get closer to the scenic area, so as to avoid parking your car in the scenic area parking lot like I did.

I was truly pleasantly surprised! From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I was captivated by the warm and elegant atmosphere and the welcoming smiles of the staff. The front desk check-in was efficient and professional, and they even thoughtfully upgraded my room type. ❤️ The room's design was both retro and comfortable. The two plush sofas under the balcony were incredibly comfortable, and the bedding felt like sleeping on a cloud! Every detail was meticulously thought out: the smart toilet, high-quality toiletries, complimentary snacks in the minibar, two bags of tea... even the pillow menu had a wide selection! The bathroom had excellent water pressure and a huge bathtub, making the experience a truly memorable one. The location is also fantastic, just a 5-minute walk from the subway station. SKP, Hopson Mall, and everything in between are nearby, offering everything from food and shopping. A special thank you to the front desk staff; my stay was a complete success! I would definitely stay here again next time I'm in Xi'an, and I'd recommend it to all my friends. 🌟

Very Good. I got early checked it. Super responsive staff on wechat. Room is super clean after cleaning. Very efficient. Location is close to Metro station! Reasonable priced too. Cant go wrong!

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After a long day of driving, we finally reached the front desk to check in. Immediately upon check-in, the proprietress started relentlessly pushing 'complimentary' activities, specifically guided tours and theater tickets. This instantly created a very negative impression. She then simply assumed I wanted the guided tour, asked how many headsets I'd need, and demanded a transfer payment. When I declined, she suggested a late-night play would be 'perfect'. It truly felt like she didn't care about guests' exhaustion, only about making a quick buck. The Wi-Fi signal was completely inadequate for the number of rooms; I had to tether my laptop to my phone. The owner claimed the Wi-Fi was down and being repaired outside – an obvious lie! There was no one in sight doing repairs, and how could it possibly take an entire day to fix? Even the disposable slippers were paper-thin, another letdown. What's more, they initially set very high room prices, then slash them hourly if not booked within a few hours. The blatant commercialism and greed of this place are truly overwhelming.

We arrived at Hua Shan in the evening with the plan to climb for a full day the next day and then a half day the day after that (staying two nights in total). Guest house was easy to reach by Didi from the train station and we received a warm welcome and briefing on how to approach the mountain when we arrived. The hosts also offered to organise our tickets for us (you’ll need separate tickets for the cable cars, shuttle buses, and the mountain itself, with each of the shuttle bus and cable cars being run by a different company).  Lovely view of the mountain at sunset from our room! The room was large but a bit sparse, no couch or anything even though there was space for one and no fridge in the room (we brought a fair bit of food with us). The mattress was very firm (to the liking of one of us and the distaste of the other!). The bathroom was a bit bizarre but functional (sink outside the bathroom) though the shower did smell of cigarette smoke even though we’d booked a non smoking room. Otherwise comfortable and well equipped for what we needed.  The guest house operates a kitchen with a huge menu and all the food was delicious. We are vegan and were more than amply catered for! Dinner is served until 8pm and the kitchen seems to be in operation for most of the day.  The hosts kindly picked us up from the shuttle bus drop and also dropped us back to the train station when we left.  To note, unlike other mountains in China, the only way to get hot water on the mountain is to pay for it from a cafe. We had assumed there would be dispensers based on past experience but couldn’t find any.

Good and comfortable stay. Room was clean and amenities were also of good standard. Although bathroom was not private but it was manageable as only two rooms were dependent on one unit. Location was very convenient and close to Xian Station. Overall good place with scenic view of city wall.

We booked a unique cave dwelling (yaodong) near the Terracotta Army, and our stay truly exceeded expectations. Ambiance: The cave dwelling itself is very charming and was impeccably clean. It felt very natural and rustic; we drifted off to sleep with the soothing sounds of crickets at night. Most importantly, the owners were absolutely wonderful and incredibly welcoming, making us feel like we were staying at a long-time friend's house. The special breakfast, personally prepared by the owner, was also a highlight, and our kids absolutely loved it. Plus, staying here offers the unique experience of making your own Terracotta Warriors. The owner also recommended a night market frequented by locals nearby, and a beautiful spot to watch the sunset on Mount Li's 'Akina Mountain Road.' These recommendations were truly pleasant surprises of our road trip.