Tang Dynasty Art Garden Hotel Xi'an , Xi'an (Shaanxi)

The hotel was located next to the Dayan Pagoda in a modern area outside the city walls of Xi'an. The rooms are spacious and comfortable with two queen beds and a separate area for TV and sitting space, offering a mix of English and Chinese breakfast options. The service was attentive, though with limited English skills. The dining experience was rated as just Ok, suitable even for Muslim guests. The facilities offer a mix of both modern and traditional amenities, with evening walks in the beautiful area as a highlight.

Staying at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, although overlooking beautiful garden areas, were a bit noisy during a festival and slightly draughty. The service was friendly but with limited English proficiency. The location was superb, right next to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, but a bit far from the walled city. The dining was average with a mix of English and Chinese dishes. The facilities were decent overall.

The hotel offers grand rooms with ample space and comfortable amenities, but the service lacks English fluency. The location is superb, surrounded by vibrant tourist attractions and a beautiful Tang garden. The dining experience is a blend of English and Chinese cuisine. The facilities are top-notch with a range of services available.

My stay at this hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms, while not luxurious, were more than adequate and opened up to a tranquil courtyard with beautiful goldfish ponds and cranes. The 'Chinese' style furniture and finishes added a unique touch to the room. The service was friendly and accommodating, although there was a language barrier at times. The location was superb, being conveniently situated in a newly developed area in Xi'an next to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, offering easy access to various attractions and dining options. However, the dining experience was average, catering more towards Chinese breakfast options. Despite some downsides, the overall experience was satisfactory.

Staying at the hotel was a mix of highs and lows. While the location was vibrant and convenient with lots of nearby attractions and amenities, the room ambiance felt a bit off due to noise from the festival outside and the design not being very cozy. The service lacked some essential training but made up for it with unique experiences like evening musical performances. The dining options were varied and offered a fusion of Western and Chinese cuisine, although the bathroom facilities in the room were disappointing.