Temukan Hotel Bintang 3 Terbaik di Xi'an

Ini adalah pertama kalinya saya menginap sendirian di sebuah hotel di Tiongkok. Dan sungguh pengalaman yang menyenangkan! Staf hotel ramah dan membantu, meskipun bahasa Mandarin saya terbatas. Saya tidak punya masalah sama sekali! Saya merasa sangat aman setiap saat. Ruangan itu sangat besar dan tempat tidurnya sangat nyaman!! Ada bak mandi dan meja. Dan AC yang bagus. Ruangan itu tetap rapi dan mereka mengisi kembali air dan bahkan jus jeruk di lemari es!  mereka juga menawarkan sedikit pengalaman dengan harga lebih murah yang pastinya sepadan! Para wanita yang melakukan sedikit pengalaman itu sangat ramah!! Saya akan merekomendasikan 100% hotel ini! Lokasinya juga sangat mudah ditemukan di peta karena letaknya sangat dekat dengan tembok kota kuno, dalam jarak berjalan kaki ke Menara Lonceng, dan dekat dengan taman yang indah serta toko serba ada. 

This is a difficult review to write. There’s a lot I like about Joke Inn - it’s in a cool location, the room was nice,and the staff are friendly. And I should mention - I don’t have experience with the inner, courtyard facing rooms - this is just about street-facing rooms…. I saw the reviews talking about noise and figured it was just normal street noise - which as a New Yorker I’m fine with. But what we experienced was FAR beyond regular street noise. We had a room facing the street (and the Xi’an city wall) and the issue is that there are two live music venues on the ground floor that compete by blasting the music - which bounces off the city wall into the room. The music goes until 2am every night (not just weekends). The earplugs they give you don’t even begin to be enough. After getting just 4 hours of sleep the first night I managed the next 3 nights by taking a sleeping pill and wearing huge uncomfortable noise canceling headphones. That should never be necessary in a hotel. So the bottom line in my opinion is the owners need to figure out if they’re in the entertainment business or the hotel business because the two don’t mix - at least not for the street-facing rooms.