A must-stay hotel in Xi'an!!!

Xi'an Sheraton Hotel, as the first five-star hotel in Northwest China, carries a lot of historical memories and has a strong retro charm. I came here specifically for its reputation this time. Although the overall experience is slightly inferior to that of the Sery, it has its own unique features. The hotel is located in Lianhu District, which is part of the main urban area but is a bit far from the bustling city wall area and commercial districts. The surrounding area has a relatively weak commercial atmosphere, so if you want to find late-night snacks, you might need to rely on food delivery. However, taxis are quite convenient, making it suitable for those who want to stay in the hotel peacefully without much hassle. The surrounding environment is also relatively quiet. In terms of service, it’s generally adequate. Check-in needs to be done at the front desk, as the executive lounge currently does not offer this service. The drink options in the executive lounge are relatively limited, with no sugar-free cola or soda available outside of happy hour. Except during happy hour when snacks are replenished and staff are present, it’s mostly a self-service mode at other times, and the atmosphere is as quiet as a study room. This time, I stayed in both a suite and a family suite. The suite has good space and layout, featuring classic old-money-style decor with dark wood furniture and thick carpets, exuding a stable and high-quality feel. The maintenance is meticulous, and the furniture is very comfortable, with a broad window view. The family suite includes a kitchen, a living room, and a bedroom. The kitchen is equipped with a washing machine, oven, and refrigerator, making it very suitable for families and convenient for cooking. Both the living room and bedroom have TVs, catering to different needs. However, the main bathroom shower in the suite is relatively small, requiring you to stand in the bathtub to shower, which feels a bit cramped and may lead to accidental bumps—a minor drawback. The hotel’s gym is praiseworthy, with a complete range of equipment, including Smith machines, power racks, and cardio machines. The brands are reliable, the maintenance is clean, and it’s not crowded, making for a great workout experience in the morning. The pool is also a highlight, featuring a large heated swimming pool and a small hot spring pool, catering to different needs. Children can play in both pools, which is very convenient. The breakfast options, while not particularly stunning, are mainly standard Western-style fare, but the variety is decent and meets basic needs. 🧹 Soundproofing/Hygiene: Overall hygiene is good, well-maintained, and the living environment is comfortable. 🏘️ Room Type/Layout: The suite and family suite are well-designed. The suite is spacious, while the family suite has clear functional zones, making it suitable for families. 🛌 Amenities/Facilities: The furniture is of high quality and very comfortable. The family suite’s kitchen is fully equipped, adding convenience to daily life. The gym has complete equipment, and the pool is unique, meeting both fitness and leisure needs. 💗 Other tips: - As the first five-star hotel in Northwest China, it has a strong historical vibe, suitable for those who want to experience the atmosphere of the last century. - The surrounding environment is quiet, and taxis are convenient, making it ideal for those who simply want to relax in the hotel without frequent outings. - The gym and pool offer great experiences. Families with children can consider staying here, as it allows kids to have fun. - The family suite is perfect for family stays, with a fully equipped kitchen for cooking, adding convenience to the stay.