Stay at Xian Xirui Ge Hotel and Unlock a New Experience in the Ancient Capital

This trip to Xian, I chose the Xian Xirui Ge Hotel (Qujiang TV Tower Metro Station Branch), and the experience was absolutely fantastic! Even before stepping into the hotel, its prime location left a deep impression on me. It's right next to the City Cube Shopping Mall on the southern section of Zhuque Avenue, offering a one-stop solution for dining, entertainment, and shopping. Just a short walk away is the TV Tower Station on Metro Line 2, making it super convenient to reach popular attractions like the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda and the Great Tang All Day Mall—just a few metro stops away, with no worries about transportation. It's also very close to the Chang'an Road Ring Expressway exit, making it extremely convenient for those traveling by car. As soon as I entered the hotel lobby, the minimalist yet stylish decor immediately caught my eye. The warm lighting and exquisite decorations complemented each other, creating a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, quickly checking me in and thoughtfully introducing the hotel's facilities and nearby attractions. I stayed in a Deluxe King Room, and the moment I opened the door, the spacious 45-square-meter room wowed me—no sense of confinement at all. The all-cotton bedding paired with a pressure-relieving mattress felt like being gently cradled by clouds, so comfortable that the fatigue from a day of travel instantly melted away. The room also came with high-speed Wi-Fi, perfect for both work and binge-watching shows. Sunlight streamed in through the floor-to-ceiling windows, brightening the entire room and lifting my spirits. The bathroom had a dry-wet separation design, and the high-quality toiletries showed attention to detail. The hotel's breakfast was another delightful surprise. At the Creative Palate Restaurant on the 4th floor, there was a wide selection of Chinese and Western dishes. Beyond the usual bread, milk, and eggs, there were authentic Shaanxi specialties like crispy and savory roujiamo (Chinese hamburger) and fragrant, chewy youpo noodles (oil-splashed noodles). The dining environment was quiet and comfortable, with servers promptly clearing tables and replenishing food—service was impeccable. In my free time, I also checked out the hotel's gym, which was well-equipped with treadmills, dumbbells, ellipticals, and more—perfect for fitness enthusiasts like me who don’t want to skip workouts while traveling. I heard there’s even a mysterious rooftop garden bar and KTV on the 10th floor, though I didn’t have time to visit this time. Next trip, I’ll definitely check it out! There’s also plenty to explore nearby. A few metro stops north takes you to the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, where you can soak in the weight of history beneath the ancient tower. The Tang Paradise is also close by, with dreamlike night scenes that transport you back to the golden age of the Tang Dynasty. The Great Tang All Day Mall is bustling with performances, food, and creative shops—a feast for the senses. For nature lovers, the Shaanxi Natural History Museum is a great choice, with its rich exhibits offering plenty of knowledge. Staying at Xian Xirui Ge Hotel (Qujiang TV Tower Metro Station Branch) made my trip to Xian even more perfect, thanks to the comfortable rooms, thoughtful service, and unbeatable location. Next time I’m in Xian, I’ll definitely choose to stay here again!