Xi'An is not a beautiful city, too big and polluted. But if you come to visit the famous warriors, this little boutique like hotel is very charming and help you to rest. PS : We were disappointed by the Warriors, given it necessitates such a long trip.

My rating is not about the actual accommodation. It was comfortable, roomy and the staff were generally friendly and cooperative (Especially Joanna). The hotel is just too far away from the heart of the city, the area within the old wall. Generally if I stay in a city, I don't stay in the suburbs. A number of reviewers, who we... More

This is a wonderful hotel, its style is a modernist take on traditional Chinese culture - so popular these days, but it makes it work; it is somewhat quirky but retains its comfort and style. We were offered tea on arrival, and it got better from there. The staff were all very friendly, and the hotel manager herself took us... More

Finally, after trying four other hotels in Xi'an, I have found my home away from home. I come to Xi'an for work very frequently, and have been trying out different hotels. I think the search is now over. Zuoyouke was difficult to locate at first -- even locals have trouble finding it but you could use the Shangri-la as an... More

We stayed at this hotel with a bunch of friends, as we wanted to explore Xi'An and the famous terracotta soldiers. Rarely have I seen so much added value for a hotel of this price. Hotel is a full 45 mn drive away from the airport, taxi ride will cost you 150 CY (including toll fee). As we arrived, decoration... More

As others have mentioned, the Zuoyouke has interesting architecture and first-rate room amenities (best showers in China, as voted by our family). And the staff works hard to be helpful, although their lack of English still limits their ability to serve Westerners. Our son, who speaks Mandarin, was absolutely critical at the Zuoyouke. We encourage others to stay at the... More

ZuoYouKe (which means roughly, "whether you come from the left or the right, you are a welcome visitor" - or something like that...) was a really cool hotel. From an architecture & design stand-point, it is impressive - great art collection throughout the hotel, brick construction, cute rooms. The staff were nice enough overall, but they speak little English. Sometimes... More

we stayed here from 29 Sept till 01 October 2012, and we have to admit that the hotel is really impressive! The staff sometimes speaks really little english but this doesn't touch their kindness. The room is good and also the restaurant is a good choice. it is out of the city walls (20 min by bus) but on other... More

We found the Zouyouke to be a great place to stay in Xi'an. Fantastic to stay in an old building that has been revamped sympathetically (not as common as it should be yet in China), and a lot of thought had gone into the decor in public areas and in our room. We found the hotel very peaceful and welcoming,... More