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Hotel near Zhonggulou Square (Downtown),Xi'an
Featured facilities: Shared Kitchen, High Chair
Outstanding
2709 reviews
9.5/10
1 night
From PKR 8,557
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Hotel near Zhonggulou Square (Downtown),Xi'an
Featured facilities: Shared Kitchen, Dining Table
Excellent
3611 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From PKR 4,506
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Hotel near Beiguan/Longshou District,Xi'an
The Sheraton Xi’an North City Hotel is extremely closed to the Metro Station( Long Shouyuan Station, Line 2) within walking distance of Tang Dynasty Palace and the Ming City Walls.Rooms in this Xi'an hotel come with ergonomic chairs, air-conditioning, LCD flat-screen TVs and high-speed Internet access.This hotel features a business center, a Grand Ballroom which can accomodate up to 600 guests and nine function rooms equipped with audio-visual facilities.Cantonese and international cuisine is available at dining facilities within the hotel, as well as a steakhouse and a lobby lounge. Recreational options include a fitness center and an indoor heated swimming pool. The swimming pool has been upgraded recently and invite you wake up the body energy.

"Disappointing Stay Despite an Impressive Suite We were really looking forward to our stay at the Sheraton Xi’an North City Hotel, particularly as we had booked an Executive Suite. Unfortunately, while the suite looked impressive at first glance, our overall experience was disappointing and fell short of the standard we had experienced at the other hotels during our trip. The main issue was the air conditioning, which simply did not cool the room adequately. The temperature remained around 27°C, making it difficult to relax or sleep comfortably. The solution offered by the hotel was to provide two portable air coolers, but unfortunately these made little difference to the room temperature. For a hotel of this standard, we would have expected the air conditioning to be functioning properly rather than relying on portable units. There were also issues with the fridge/minibar and room service. After checking in, we noticed that the fridge/minibar had not been stocked and contacted reception to ask about it. Unfortunately, communication was difficult, and after around 40 minutes we were still waiting for an answer. We were told that a manager would call us back, but this did not happen. Eventually, someone came to the room and explained that if we wanted drinks, we would need to order them through room service. This would have been acceptable had room service been reasonably prompt, but on the two occasions we ordered, delivery took around an hour. To be fair, however, the food itself was very good once it arrived. Housekeeping was another area where we were disappointed. On the day before checkout, towels had been left in the bath as a clear indication that they needed replacing. When we returned late that evening after a full day of sightseeing, the towels had still not been replaced and the bed had not been made. Fresh bottles of water had been left, so there had clearly been some room servicing, but the incomplete housekeeping was disappointing. There were also some cleanliness issues within the suite. Although it looked impressive, closer inspection revealed dirty marks on the mirror and tabletops, while the safe contained a noticeable amount of dust. More concerningly, we found part of what appeared to be a medical tablet inside the safe. These are small details individually, but together they suggested that the room had not received the level of detailed cleaning we would expect before a new guest arrived. We don't want this review to appear unfair, because there were positives. The Executive Suite itself was spacious and had the potential to be an excellent room, and, as mentioned, the food we ordered from room service was very good. The problems were also not about the friendliness of individual staff members; rather, they concerned communication, follow-through, housekeeping and the resolution of basic room issues. Overall, it was a shame because we had been looking forward to our stay here. Unfortunately, the combination of an uncomfortable room temperature, delays in resolving the minibar issue, slow room service and inconsistent housekeeping meant that the stay was not the relaxing experience we had hoped for. Compared with the other hotels we stayed in during our trip, the Sheraton Xi’an North City lacked consistency in several areas that are important to us. We hope the hotel will take this feedback constructively, as with better attention to maintenance, housekeeping and service follow-through, the property could deliver a much better guest experience."
Excellent
13231 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From PKR 17,486
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Hotel near Qujiang Exhibition Area,Xi'an
Featured facilities: Shared Kitchen, Dining Table, Children's Tableware
Very Good
1124 reviews
9.2/10
1 night
From PKR 7,896
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Hotel near Qujiang Exhibition Area,Xi'an
Featured facilities: Shared Kitchen
Excellent
5471 reviews
9.7/10
1 night
From PKR 5,374
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Hotel near Qujiang Exhibition Area,Xi'an
Featured facilities: Shared Kitchen
Excellent
2185 reviews
9.6/10
1 night
From PKR 7,937
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99+
Hotel near Qujiang Exhibition Area,Xi'an
Featured facilities: Dining Table
Outstanding
12551 reviews
9.5/10
1 night
From PKR 28,648
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Hotel near Zhonggulou Square (Downtown),Xi'an
The inn crouches at the foot of the ancient city wall, like a lazy cat guarding six centuries of weathered stone. The bricks are gray, their cracks packed with the grit of time, where stubborn sprouts occasionally push through, trembling faintly in the wind.Open the window, and there it is—the wall. At dawn, its surface glows faintly, as if still holding the warmth of bygone years; by night, its outline is traced in artificial light, softening its edges into something deceptively tender. The golden roof of Guangren Temple flickers in the distance, its bell tolls drifting over only to be swallowed by the city’s relentless hum.Thirty-two rooms, clad in pale wood and clean lines, their walls hung with imitation classical art, their corners adorned with clay pots holding dried branches. The designer calls it "Tang Dynasty style," but the real Tang style was chewed up long ago by time—what remains is just modern imagination spat back out.The laundry room hums at the end of the hallway, its machines churning like some hidden digestive system, processing the weariness of travelers. Occasionally, someone poses before the photo wall, dressed in rented Hanfu, striking an ancient pose—then the camera clicks, and the dream dissolves.At night, the scent of Huimin Street’s food stalls drifts in—cumin and grease tangling in the air. The girl at the front desk offers a slice of zenggao, sticky-sweet, the taste tugging at memories of childhood street vendors. Sleep. Tomorrow, the wall will still be there. The Bell Tower will still be there. Travelers will come and go. And this city has long grown accustomed to being watched.

"I had a great experience staying at Huazhu (Flowers & Trees) at the foot of Nanjing's Niushou Mountain before, so I decided to choose Huazhu again for my trip to Xi'an, and it was another pleasant surprise! The hotel is located right under the city wall, offering a peaceful environment. It's about a kilometer from Sajin Bridge, which is a short taxi ride (minimum fare) or a comfortable walk. We booked a family room, which was spacious and tidy, and the cleanliness was reassuring. It's well-designed, with a separate bedroom for sleeping and a tatami-style lounge area. With two bathrooms and two large beds, it was very comfortable for our family of four. The staff at the front desk, both the gentlemen and ladies, were incredibly kind and helpful – truly a delight to interact with and very efficient. On our first day, it poured rain, and they lent us an umbrella. The next day, we returned from the Grand Tang Dynasty Everbright City after midnight, and the young lady enthusiastically helped us warm up our food and arranged for a robot to deliver it to our room. On the third day, she overheard me mentioning how hot it was when we got back, and immediately provided a spare room card, advising me to keep the air conditioning on while we were out so it would be cool when we returned
 Their service was truly heartwarming and thoughtful. Plus, they offered welcome fruits, plaster doll painting for the kids, and even a farewell gift when we checked out. It was absolutely fantastic! If only we had more time, I would have loved to stay a few more days. This hotel truly makes travelers feel at home. I'll definitely be back next time!"
Excellent
1420 reviews
9.7/10
1 night
From PKR 6,780
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Hotel near Lintong Terra-Cotta Warriors Tourist Zone,Xi'an
Featured facilities: Shared Kitchen, Kitchenware, Kitchen Cleaning Supplies
Very Good
747 reviews
9.3/10
1 night
From PKR 6,532
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99+
Hotel near Beiguan/Longshou District,Xi'an
Featured facilities: Shared Kitchen, Dining Table, High Chair
Excellent
4242 reviews
9.7/10
1 night
From PKR 15,419
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average price of a hotel in Xian this weekend?

According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Xian this weekend is PKR 17,130 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is PKR 23,268 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Xian this weekend typically cost PKR 52,245 per night.

How much do hotels in Xian cost per night on weekdays?

Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Xian during weekdays is PKR 16,684 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around PKR 23,013 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Xian generally cost PKR 51,368 per night on weekdays.

What are the best places to stay in Xian?

Some of the best places to stay in Xian are near popular attractions like Xian Bell Tower, Xian City Wall and Shaanxi History Museum, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.

What are the top hotels in Xian near Xian Bell Tower?

Some of the top hotels in Xian near Xian Bell Tower include EASTERN HOUSE(Near Bell&Drum Tower City Wall) (from PKR 20,175), Lanfeng Hotel (from PKR 17,529) and Elegant Hotel Xi'an Bell Tower Yongning Gate (South Gate) (from PKR 16,495), all offering easy access to Xian Bell Tower, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.

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