Xî'ân Hotels & Hostels (10)

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If you're urban at heart, this will probably be your pick, as it's smack in the middle of everything and has a distinct downtown buzz to it. Rooms are more cramped than other places, but some hav…

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One of the better midrange options near the Bell Tower and a reader favourite. The modern rooms are quiet and reasonably priced. The entrance is down an alley 20m west off Nan Dajie. All major cr…

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West of the Muslim Quarter, the Han Tang has a cosy lounge area with TV and internet access, as well as access to basketball and badminton courts. The entrance is easy to miss; it's just west of …

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Located just outside the South Gate, HoJo's new 19-storey tower has great panoramas. The postmodern interior (featuring a white piano encased in a giant glass-and-steel ball) is more Shànghai tha…

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Overlooking the Drum Tower, the Melody is a reliable midrange choice that sports orange throw cushions in clean but otherwise uninspired rooms. An exercise room, restaurant and bar are on site.

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With a promising location next to Louis Vuitton, the Prince achieves international standards of comfort, though it would certainly benefit from a more daring interior decorator (at least there's …

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This is the most secluded hostel, set in a traditional courtyard house with spacious rooms; the four-bed dorms feature snazzy attached bathrooms. Young communists should make a beeline for this p…

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The longest-running and best-equipped hostel, the Shuyuan also has an excellent location next to the South Gate. The laid-back lounge and courtyard areas are great places to hang out with fellow …

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Xi'an's self-proclaimed 'six-star' hotel is undoubtedly the most luxurious choice in the city. Curved lines and abstract art lend a familiar modernity to the place, although there's unfortunately…

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This large but serene three-star hotel claims to be the 'intellectuals homeland'. No-one can explain what exactly this means, but at any rate it's more stylish than its competitors across the roa…

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