Students will be moved to tears. You must stay at this hotel when you come to Xi'an!

🏘️Room type/layout: The Ritz-Carlton, Xi'an opened in 2019 and was designed and decorated by the same team as The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto, with extensive use of wood elements and checkered windows. Titanium members are upgraded to a one-bedroom suite, which continues the new Chinese style, with checkered window elements appearing many times. The suite has a one-bedroom, one-living room, and two-bathroom layout, with spacious dining room, living room, bedroom, and walk-in closet, and a wide view. Although the daily view outside the window is average, the visual effect improves after the lights are turned on at night. 🛌Supplies/facilities: The room is equipped with electric curtains, a smart toilet, Dyson appliances, etc. There are many wardrobes, a formal dressing table, double sinks, a large bathtub, and a large shower room, and the toothpaste is Marvis. The hotel has the largest executive lounge in Asia, with 1,500 pieces of art throughout the hotel. The gym uses a large number of wood elements, the equipment is of high quality and the area is spacious, there are also two independent personal training rooms, and the swimming pool is 18 meters long. 💰Per capita consumption: About 500 per person, very cost-effective 💗Other tips: There is a shopping mall and a Line 6 subway entrance downstairs, with complete facilities. However, the location is in the southwest of Xi'an, a certain distance from the main tourist attractions. During check-in, although the relevant requirements were communicated in advance by email and phone, there were still connection problems when my friend checked in, but the requirements communicated by email were basically met. The hotel gave a cute naked little lion doll, and the custom cookies from Shisan Tea provided during turndown service were delicious. Breakfast was not originally included, but was later given, and was acceptable. The coffee was okay, the bread, especially the croissants, were excellent, and there were also local Xi'an snacks. The overall score is 3.2 points. The hotel has room for improvement, but overall it meets the basic expectations for the brand.