If you come to Xi'an, you must stay at this affordable hotel recommendation

Before stepping into the hotel's main entrance, the scenery at the door reminded me of the Park Hyatt Suzhou, and the dark tones in the room gave the illusion of entering a certain 'Black Girl' establishment. In fact, this InterContinental, which has only been open for three years, does a very good job in both hardware and service. The room was prepared in advance with the buckwheat pillow I requested and twice the amount of water, and the turndown service is naturally standard. The executive room is obviously not as good as a suite, but it's spacious enough for business travelers. Compared to traditional welcome fruits, the InterContinental Xi'an adds lychees, a favorite of the ancient concubines. You naturally have to visit the InterContinental's lounge. The evening meal is simple yet rich, with a bowl of freshly made beef rice noodles, accompanied by stir-fried peas and pork and some vegetables, topped off with a glass of sparkling wine. Although there are many people, it's not noisy or chaotic. The roujiamo for breakfast is also highly recommended; it's best to wait for the chef to make it fresh and grab it right away. Take a bite, and the tender juice seems to fill your mouth. It's recommended not to drink coffee or tea, letting the meaty aroma slowly unfold, it's too delicious. I used a drink voucher to exchange for an iced coffee at checkout and had the front desk lady stamp an electronic seal. A perfect departure! Overall, compared to the internet-famous W or Chestnut, the well-located Westin and Grand Hyatt, or the Sofitel Legend with its ancient traces, this InterContinental may not stand out. But for the 40n lounge diamond guests, the classic quality of InterContinental, combined with its cost-effectiveness, is still worth choosing for business travelers in the administrative center area.