Xi'an Baishiyunju Homestay (Qinling Wildlife Park Branch)
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Xi'an Baishiyunju Homestay (Qinling Wildlife Park Branch)
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China / Shaanxi / Xi'an / Chang'an District Luanzhen Street Office Neiyuan Village Weiyi Street No. 160, Chang'an District, Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
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The inner garden village where Baishi Yunju is located was originally the "Han Imperial Sukuyuan" and was part of the upper forest garden of the Han Dynasty. In the third year of the founding of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Liu Che expanded the Han Dynasty Royal Shanglin Garden on the basis of the Shanglin Garden of the Qin Dynasty, with a magnificent scale and a hundred miles in length, with 5 plateaus, 8 waters, 11 pools, 12 palaces, 25 views and 36 gardens, of which this place is one of the 36 gardens, "Imperial Suyuan". In the twenty-first year of Tang Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin, ordered Yan Lide to re-expand and repair the original Taihe Palace, and named it Cuiwei Palace. And surrounded by a large foothill north of Cuiwei Palace to form the Royal Forbidden Garden, called "Inner Garden", also known as Cuiwei Palace Lower Garden.Show More
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Free parking
Varied breakfast
Excellent service
Sparkling clean
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Amenities
Languages Spoken at Front Desk
Public parkingFree
Wi-Fi in Public AreasFree
Multi-Function Room
Café
Tea Room
Luggage StorageFree
Guest Laundry
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Property Description
The inner garden village where Baishi Yunju is located was originally the "Han Imperial Sukuyuan" and was part of the upper forest garden of the Han Dynasty. In the third year of the founding of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Liu Che expanded the Han Dynasty Royal Shanglin Garden on the basis of the Shanglin Garden of the Qin Dynasty, with a magnificent scale and a hundred miles in length, with 5 plateaus, 8 waters, 11 pools, 12 palaces, 25 views and 36 gardens, of which this place is one of the 36 gardens, "Imperial Suyuan". In the twenty-first year of Tang Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin, ordered Yan Lide to re-expand and repair the original Taihe Palace, and named it Cuiwei Palace. And surrounded by a large foothill north of Cuiwei Palace to form the Royal Forbidden Garden, called "Inner Garden", also known as Cuiwei Palace Lower Garden.
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4.9/5
PerfectCleanliness4.9
Amenities5.0
Location4.9
Service5.0
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Surroundings
Airport: Xi'an Xianyang International Airport
(63.7 km)
Train: Huyi Railway Station
(25.0 km)
Train: Xi'an South Railway Station
(30.3 km)
Landmarks: Wai Square
(230m)
Landmarks: Xi'an Qinling Wildlife Park - Comprehensive Service Area
(240m)
Landmarks: Qinling Happy World
(270m)
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Ziwuyu Lingze Twin Room
2 Single bed
29m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
Bath towels
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5
Dayu Yunqi Double Bed Room
1 Double bed
16m² | Floor: 2
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
Bath towels
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6
Guestroom - Mountain-View (Double Bed)
1 Queen bed
33m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
Bath towels
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11
Guestroom(Double bed)
2 Single bed
29m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
Bath towels
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5
Premier Room (beds)
1 Queen bed
26m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
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8
Tianziyu Exclusive Mountain-View Room
1 Queen bed
33m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
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11
Guestroom - 1-Room, Mountain-View (Double bed)
1 Queen bed
33m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
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11
Guestroom- Mountain-View (Double bed)
1 Queen bed
33m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
Bath towels
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15
Baolongyu Exclusive Mountain-View Room
1 Queen bed
33m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
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8
Liuyu Selected Double Bed Room
1 Double bed
16m² | Floor: 2
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
Bath towels
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11
Gaoguanyu Exclusive Yunshe Room
1 Queen bed
26m² | Floor: 3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
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18
Villa
Bedroom 1:1 Queen bed ● Bedroom 2:1 Queen bed ● Bedroom 3:1 Queen bed ● Bedroom 4:1 Queen bed ● Bedroom 5:2 Single bed ● Bedroom 6:2 Single bed ● Bedroom 7:1 Queen bed ● Bedroom 8:1 Queen bed ● Bedroom 9:1 Double bed ● Bedroom 10:1 Double bed ● Bedroom 11:1 Double bed
1010m² | Floor: 1-3
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
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9
Kuyu Boutique Double Bed Room
1 Double bed
16m² | Floor: 2
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Daily housekeeping
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Guest Reviews
4.9/5
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44 reviews
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness4.9
- Amenities5
- Location4.9
- Service5
Average for similar properties in Xi'an
Guest User
August 22, 2024
The boss is an elegant, easy-going, funny and handsome gentleman. The B&B is elegantly decorated and each room has its own style. The garden is quiet, every bouquet of green is carefully cared for, the facilities, equipment and bedding are all new. It is hygienic and clean, the environment is pleasant, the service is considerate, the summer ice tea is exquisite, and the breakfast is rich and delicious. ! The B&B is very close to the scenic spot!
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Guest User
May 4, 2024
Very good homestay experience!
It is near the wildlife park and the transportation is convenient. You can overlook the Qinling Mountains from the rooftop of the homestay, hear birds singing in the morning, and cook tea around the stove in the yard and stay in a daze for an afternoon. The boss is very nice and the service is very thoughtful. I want to come again in summer!
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Guest User
May 6, 2024
It is a few minutes' walk from the north gate of Qinling Wildlife Park. The owner is very enthusiastic, and the design of the homestay is also very romantic. There are breakfast and self-service barbecue, and other meals have to be found by yourself. Compared with the surrounding homestays, it is quite outstanding. The environment and roads of the village need to be improved.
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Guest User
April 6, 2024
The room is clean and beautiful, and the service of the three housekeepers is also great! The head massage is good and the barbecue is also great
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Anonymous User
March 23, 2024
The address is just 100m near the Qinling Wildlife Park. The service is very good. The room is very clean. It is understandable that there are small bugs in the house considering that it is at the foot of the mountain.
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ganshenme
August 28, 2024
The environment is very good, very close to the zoo, the landlord is very welcoming, the room is large, well-equipped, quiet and elegant, it is a group building or family outing, and the breakfast is very rich.
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Zaozao
May 3, 2024
The room is clean and tidy, and the experience of a homestay is great. At the foot of the Qinling Mountains, surrounded by mountains and water, the air is fresh. The courtyard is kept warm and tidy by the "owner". The service attitude of the store owner is also very good, and it really feels like home! Worth recommending! .
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Guest User
May 2, 2024
The room is clean and tidy, a very healing homestay, a quiet and secluded courtyard, surrounded by flowers, adults are happy physically and mentally, and children are relaxed and happy, highly recommended
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Guest User
October 20, 2023
Clean and hygienic, the service is super considerate. The lounge chairs on the second floor are so comfortable to bask in the sun that you don’t need them. Outside the window is the Qinling Mountains, with misty green mountains and crimson sunset.
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Services & Amenities
Popular Amenities for China Travel
Languages Spoken at Front Desk
Public parking
Free
Wi-Fi in Public Areas
Free
Multi-Function Room
Café
Tea Room
Luggage Storage
Free
Guest Laundry
Chess/Cards Room
Restaurant
24-Hour Front Desk
Restaurant
Restaurant
Restaurant
Business hours: [Mon - Sun] 07:30-10:30
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Internet
Wi-Fi in Public Areas
Free
Parking
Public (not only for guests) is available Off-site parking. Reservation not needed.
Public parking
Free
Business Services
Multi-Function Room
Front Desk Services
Luggage Storage
Free
Electronic Identification Registration
24-Hour Front Desk
Languages Spoken
Chinese
Food & Drink
Room Service
Lobby Bar
Café
Public Areas
Non-Smoking Floor
No Smoking in Public Areas
Water Purifier
Barbecue
Garden
Activities
Tea Room
Chess/Cards Room
Cleaning Services
Guest Laundry
Facilities for Children
Kids' Toothbrush
Children's Slippers
Children's Toys
Accessibility
Handrails in Hallways
Stair-Free Property Entrance
Handrails in Stairways
Safety & Security
First Aid Services
CCTV In Public Areas
Security Alarm
Smoke Detector
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
First-Aid Kit
Fire Extinguisher
Fire Alarm
Security Personnel
Access Control System
Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
Front desk hours: 24/7
Guests Accepted
Guests from all countries/regions are welcome at this property
Child Policies
Children of all ages are welcome at this property.
Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.
Cots and Extra Beds
For all room types, cots and extra beds cannot be added.
Breakfast
TypeChinese
StyleSet menu
Opening hours[Mon - Sun] 07:30-10:30 Open
| Age | Fee |
|---|---|
Children 17 years old and under | Contact hotel |
Adult | Free |
Additional breakfast fees are not included in the total and need to be paid at the property.
Deposit Policy
DepositNo deposit required by the property
Pets
Pets are not allowed
Service Animals
Service animals are not allowed
Age Requirements
The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old.
Paying at the Hotel
- Cash
Property Description
- Opened: 2023
- Number of Rooms: 11
The inner garden village where Baishi Yunju is located was originally the "Han Imperial Sukuyuan" and was part of the upper forest garden of the Han Dynasty. In the third year of the founding of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Liu Che expanded the Han Dynasty Royal Shanglin Garden on the basis of the Shanglin Garden of the Qin Dynasty, with a magnificent scale and a hundred miles in length, with 5 plateaus, 8 waters, 11 pools, 12 palaces, 25 views and 36 gardens, of which this place is one of the 36 gardens, "Imperial Suyuan". In the twenty-first year of Tang Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of Tang, Li Shimin, ordered Yan Lide to re-expand and repair the original Taihe Palace, and named it Cuiwei Palace. And surrounded by a large foothill north of Cuiwei Palace to form the Royal Forbidden Garden, called "Inner Garden", also known as Cuiwei Palace Lower Garden.
The village was originally related to the imperial temple and theater building, which was changed to a private school during the Republic of China, and after liberation, it was an elementary school, with rich piers, curved cornices, carved plant and animal patterns, thick mountain flowers at the tip of the mountain, and flower-shaped iron nails fixed between the Bofeng bricks; There is also an immovable cultural relic An Clan Ancestral Hall, which is used as a Buddhist hall.
The current Neiyuan Village is an important tourist and leisure resort in the northern foothills of the Qinling Mountains, and an important heritage of Chang'an's history and southern culture.
The village was originally related to the imperial temple and theater building, which was changed to a private school during the Republic of China, and after liberation, it was an elementary school, with rich piers, curved cornices, carved plant and animal patterns, thick mountain flowers at the tip of the mountain, and flower-shaped iron nails fixed between the Bofeng bricks; There is also an immovable cultural relic An Clan Ancestral Hall, which is used as a Buddhist hall.
The current Neiyuan Village is an important tourist and leisure resort in the northern foothills of the Qinling Mountains, and an important heritage of Chang'an's history and southern culture.