The location is very convenient. It's right after you turn right out of Xi'an North Station's North Square and walk straight along Qinhan Avenue, past the overpass. There are restaurants and a medium-sized supermarket about 100 meters away in the neighborhood. The room photos advertised are accurate; it's clean and has no strange odors. However, the space is a bit cramped, and there's no proper place to hang clothes (there are only 3 hangers, and the clothes hook is oddly placed on the background wall above the tea table, making it difficult to hang clothes, and it looks tacky hanging above the cups and kettle. I ended up having to hang them on the doorknob). The room also lacks an outward-facing window, only a small one facing the corridor. My biggest complaint is the bathroom design: it's not a wet/dry separation. Both drains are located in the shower area, separated by a small ridge. The shower water truly stays in the dry area, not drying even by the next day. There are no plastic slippers, so your feet don't feel clean after showering. I contacted the front desk, and they offered more bath mats. However, design flaws cannot be compensated for by front desk service. I hope they improve the hardware facilities. Even if a glass shower door isn't installed, a shower curtain could largely solve this problem. I've been to Xi'an, Kaifeng, and Luoyang, and the bathrooms in these places all have similar designs where the toilet, toilet paper, and sink counter are all wet after a shower. It's hard to understand why central China has such designs.
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