King-size Bed Room：RMB 700

(including breakfast)

Twin Bed Room：RMB 700

(including breakfast)

MUST-VISIT IN XIAN‘THE GRAND TANG MALL’WITHIN A WALKING DISTANCE

We deliver every event with confidence,

execute every detail with precision, 

and join hands to create extraordinary gatherings.

INDULGE INAN AWARD-WINNING STAY

AT OUR HOTEL OF THE YEAR

Nestled  in  the heart  of xi'an's  Qu jiang  New  District-just  steps from the iconic Day an pagoda and the vibrant Grand Tang Mall - our hotel offers an elevated stay experience in shaanxi's historic capital·   Blending  timeless  Tang   Dynasty  architectural  elements with   contemporary  design,  the  property  features  world-class services, an elegant lobby lounge, and refined dining experiences· Guests can easily explore major attractions such as "The Longest Day in chang'an JJ theme street, the Tang city wall  Heritage park, and the enchanting Tang paradise.

Best Tine to Travel to xi'an 

March  to  May  and september to october are considered to be the best time to visit. If you wish to avoid the tourist congestion, it is better to travel between Dec enber and February.

Transportation/Location

⭐5 minutes on foot from The Grand Tang Mall, Day an

pagoda and Tang paradise(within a walking distance)

⭐5minutes from xi'an Qu jiang International convention& Exhibition center (2.7km)

⭐10minutesonfootfromTangparadise(Datangfurongyuan) subway station(1.2km)

⭐10 minutes from shaanxi History Museum (3.5km)

⭐30 minutes from xi'an city wall, Bell tower and Muslim Quarter(1o.4km)

⭐44minutes from Terracotta warriors and Hua qing palace (39km)

⭐45 minutes from xi'an North railway station (29.6km)

⭐45minutes from xi'an xi anyang International Airport (54.4km)

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TAILORED  FOR  GRAND  EVENTS  &  GROUP  RETREATS

Guest rooms and suites

Our hotel  boasts 565 generously appointed guest rooms and  suites,  thoughtfully  spread  across  the  2nd to  7th floors·  Each  standard  room features  a  spacious 55  sqm (592  sq.ft.)  layout  with  soaring  3.5m  (11.5  ft)  ceilings placing them among the largest in the city and ensuring an exceptional   level   of   comfort·   Designed   with   elegant chinese accent s and  modern sophistication, every space seamlessly  blends  cultural  richness  with  contemporary aesthetics·  For  those  seeking  elevated  stays,  our  suites start at 90 sqm (968.75 sq.ft.), offering breathtaking views of  the  Grand  Tang  Mall.  From  Family  suites  to  Duplex suite s and  the stately  presidential  suite (up to 524  sqm mm 5,64o.63 sq.ft.), guests  can  choose  from   a  range  of options tailored for comfort, prestige, and  unforgettable experiences.

♦1. Xi’an City Wall

As the largest and best-preserved ancient city wall of the Ming Dynasty in China, the Xi’an City Wall has long been an iconic landmark of the ancient capital. You can stroll along the blue-brick paths or cycle around the wall, enjoying distant views of the Bell and Drum Towers and crisscrossing ancient streets. Amid the blend of ancient and modern urban landscapes, you will feel the calm grandeur and historical heritage of Chang’an over thousands of years.

♦2. Giant Wild Goose Pagoda & Daci’en Temple

One of Xi’an’s most recognizable symbols, it is world-famous as the place where Master Xuanzang, a distinguished monk of the Tang Dynasty, stored and translated scriptures after his pilgrimage to India. The pagoda is simple and dignified, the temple carries continuous incense, and the surrounding area is rich in cultural atmosphere. Every view embodies the profound heritage of Tang Dynasty culture and the Silk Road.

♦3. Tang Dynasty Ever-Bright City

An immersive cultural and tourist block centered on Tang Dynasty culture, elegant and gentle by day, brilliantly lit at night. Tang-style sculptures, live performances, intangible cultural heritage experiences and modern commerce blend together, making visitors feel as if they have traveled back to the prosperous Chang’an of the glorious Tang era. It is an unmissable night tour destination in Xi’an.

♦4. Xi’an Bell Tower & Drum Tower

Located in the heart of the ancient city, they are the landmark buildings of Xi’an. The two ancient structures face each other across the distance, with magnificent upturned eaves and elaborate wooden structures; the morning bell and evening drum have echoed through the millennia. When night falls and lights illuminate the buildings, the Bell and Drum Tower area glows with splendor, showing the prosperity and solemnity of the ancient capital’s center.

♦5. Huaqing Palace

Built against Lishan Mountain and near the Weihe River, it has long been a famous royal garden. Known worldwide for the legendary romance of Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei, the palace features delicate pavilions and terraces scattered harmoniously, with hot spring waters flowing for thousands of years, combining the beauty of natural landscapes with the elegance of royal architecture.

♦6. Shaanxi History Museum

Known as the “Pearl of the Ancient Capital, Treasure of China”, it houses an extremely rich collection of cultural relics, ranging from Shang and Zhou bronze wares to Tang gold and silver artifacts. It comprehensively presents the historical development of the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties and is a must-visit destination to understand Chinese civilization and Xi’an’s history.

II. Local Specialties

♦1. Roujiamo (Chinese Hamburger)

Undoubtedly Xi’an’s most iconic snack. Selected pork is slowly stewed until tender and flavorful, fatty but not greasy, lean but not dry; the Baijiamo flatbread is charcoal-baked to be crispy outside and soft inside. The combination of meaty and wheaty flavors offers satisfying taste in every bite, widely known as the “Chinese hamburger”.

♦2. Pita Bread Soaked in Lamb / Beef Soup

The most representative traditional food in Shaanxi. Hand-torn pita bread is soaked in rich, mellow soup, served with tender lamb or beef, garlic pickles and chili sauce. The soup is fresh, meat tender and bread chewy, warming both stomach and heart — a genuine taste ritual for local Xi’an people.

♦3. Shaanxi Cold Noodles

Smooth, chewy and visually appealing. Served with homemade spicy chili oil, black vinegar, bean sprouts and cucumber shreds, it is spicy, sour, fragrant and refreshing. Whether cooling down in summer or satisfying cravings on ordinary days, it is a classic snack full of Shaanxi character.

♦4. Biangbiang Noodles

One of Shaanxi’s “Eight Strange Wonders”, famous for “noodles as wide as a belt”. Hand-pulled noodles are thick, wide and chewy, topped with chili powder fragrant from hot oil, seasoned with soy sauce, vinegar and vegetables. Simple in preparation but rich in aroma, each bite delivers full wheat fragrance and savory oiliness.

♦5. Zeng Cake

A traditional Xi’an dessert with a long history. Steamed in layers with glutinous rice, red dates and kidney beans, it is soft, dense, sweet but not cloying, with a strong date fragrance. It is both a beloved breakfast memory for native Xi’an people and a sweet treat not to be missed on every street.

♦6. Hulu Chicken (Gourd-Shaped Chicken)

A classic Shaanxi dish honored as the “Best Flavor of Chang’an”. The whole chicken is prepared through boiling, steaming and frying, resulting in golden crispy skin and tender, juicy meat. Shaped like a gourd and rich in aroma, it is a distinctive local main dish for banquets and gatherings.

♦7. Meatball Spicy Soup

A popular street breakfast in Xi’an. Simmered with various vegetables and chewy meatballs, the soup is thick and spicy. Eaten with flatbread or sesame cakes, it warms the stomach and dispels cold, with a rich texture — a beloved local delicacy enjoyed by residents since childhood.