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Stop randomly choosing hotels for your Xi'an trip! This one comes highly recommended

Hey friends👋 If you're planning a trip to Xi'an, choosing the right hotel is crucial! Today, I must recommend an amazing one I stayed at—Runhe Mosun Hotel (Xi'an Bell and Drum Towers Longshouyuan Metro Station Branch)📍 🌟 Why We Recommend It • Prime Location: Situated at Building C, Times Mingfeng Garden, No. 68 Weiyang Road, Weiyang District, just a 500-meter (8-minute) walk from Longshouyuan Metro Station🚇. Conveniently accessible to Xi'an Railway Station (~12-minute drive) and Xi'an North Railway Station (~25-minute drive). Located in the bustling Beiguan/Longshouyuan business district and adjacent to Weiyang Road, the city's main thoroughfare, it’s easy to get anywhere! • Top-Notch Facilities: Newly opened in 2025 with brand-new amenities. Rooms feature smart controls for lights, TV, curtains, etc., plus smart toilets🚽. The bedding includes custom-made zero-pressure mattresses and memory foam pillows for ultimate comfort. The lobby has friendly front desk staff and adorable robot service, along with a self-service laundry, gym, and coffee machine. The media room boasts a high-definition projector for easy streaming🎥. • Impeccable Cleanliness: Rooms are spotless, with no trace of new renovation odors. Bedding and bathrooms are immaculate, ensuring a worry-free stay🛏️. • Thoughtful Service: The front desk staff are warm and attentive, offering butler service. Complimentary bottled water is available in the hallway, and welcome drinks are provided upon check-in🥤. 🌆 Nearby Attractions • Daming Palace National Heritage Park: Experience the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty royal palace, steeped in history!🥳 • Xi'an City Wall: Rent a bike🚲 to cycle along the wall and enjoy panoramic views of the city.🥰 • Danfeng Gate Heritage Museum: Discover the charm of ancient architecture and historical culture. 😎 Personal Experience I stayed here during my last trip to Xi'an and was instantly charmed by the cozy room setup. The spacious room was full of thoughtful details, like safety-covered sockets and rounded furniture—perfect for families with kids👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. Watching movies with my child in the media room😌 created such a heartwarming family moment💕. The area is packed with authentic Xi'an snacks just steps away. With easy metro access to all major attractions, traffic jams were never a concern💐. The hotel’s service made me feel right at home—truly an outstanding stay👍. Friends, if you’re visiting Xi'an, this hotel is a must-book! Don’t miss out💕.
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