“It's quite more a hotel than a hostel. Very modern, young people, cosy and comfortable. Staff is very nice and helpful, location can't be better. Good local restaurants in the same street, 10 minutes walk from Muslim quarter. Snacks and wine in the evening for free”
“As beautiful and serene as in the pictures (which is not always a given!) - 120% recommend this hotel! The breakfast is good too, with 1 warm main dish option daily.”
“Tastefully designed loft apartment, clean and comfortable. Next to South Gate of Xi’an City Wall, a good location to travel to other parts of Xi’an. Host was friendly and helpful.”
“The atmosphere was good, they were helpful with my question ( translate app) they're really close from the inner wall, I had the single room, that was price/quality pretty good, you just need to get used to the all in 1 bathroom ;D”
“Staff were friendly & helpful on arrival & throughout our stay.
Our doubleroom was extremely comfortable & the bed was enormous.
All our needs were met”
“The inn was in a great location, near to tourist sights, bars, and quite near the metro, which I used a fair bit. The room was quite small but functional.”
“I was surprised at this hostel: everything is superb: it is near the Bell Tower and the metro station. The staff was welcoming and very helpful, especially Emmy. The installations were excellent, clean. They have free fruit and refreshments. The common area is very comfortable and they even have an area where they keep colorful birds which add an extra touch of homeliness when they sing.
The dorm room has 2 bunks made of wood, with private bathroom. Large lockers and a desk. The beds are very comfortable and clean.
On the 4th floor there is a library and a tea house, surrounded by jazmin with its fragrance. There is wifi in all the rooms.
Breakfast was very good and is included. Also, they allow you the use of washing and drying machines.
All in all, it is the best hostel that I know and felt sorry to leave since I was so comfortable.”
“A truly exceptional boutique inn, right in the heart of Xian. It’s on a quiet alley that comes alive at night with a delightful little BBQ restaurant that delivers food you can enjoy in the breakfast area. There’s a Japanese vibe, complete with a formal tea house on the fourth floor where you sit on the floor and listen to jazz music as you sip white tea at no extra cost! There’s a simple free breakfast, but they also offer free cappuccinos throughout the day. At night they offer a free glass of wine or gin and tonic, also in their breakfast area, where guests can sit together and chat about their travels.
The name of the hotel suggests this is a youth hostel but it isn’t like any other youth hostel I’ve ever stayed at. They do have a few hostel rooms, but most of the rooms are private single or doubles. The beds are very comfortable, there’s air conditioning and video projectors in every room, and even Toto toilets with a remote control with a bidet function!
The staff are exceptionally friendly and welcoming. Everything about this place is first class, even though it has an off-the-beaten-path quality. I visited in May 2024 with my wife and son. It is one of the highlights of our visit to China.
I should add that the place was recently renovated and everything feels brand new. The pictures in some of the other reviews are out of date.”
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