Elegantly integrated with ancient charm, The Ritz-Carlton, Xi'an stands out!

As the 13th Ritz-Carlton in China and the first in Northwest China, it raises the bar for luxury hotels in Xi'an, marking a significant milestone. Located in the ancient capital, this Ritz-Carlton exudes an air of understated elegance and maturity rather than opulent grandeur. The city's rich history and the passage of time permeate every corner of the hotel, narrating the story of Xi'an through the language of design. 1. In the details, you'll find rivets adorning the walls, reminiscent of ancient warriors' armor. The elevator waiting area features embedded black-and-white splashed-ink landscapes depicting the Xi'an mountains. Guest rooms and suites showcase window lattice patterns on screens, echoing those found in the lobby, Chinese restaurant, and banquet areas. These details, along with Xi'an-themed artwork, thoughtfully interpret and present the city's ancient facets. 2. Beyond the ancient touches, modern expressions abound. Art pieces are displayed throughout, including a dazzling art installation at the lobby entrance. Inspired by the ancient Chinese philosophy of the unity of heaven and earth – "Tian Yuan Di Fang" (round sky, square earth) – this sculpture reflects daily life during the day and illuminates like stardust at night, offering an artistic welcome to arriving guests. 3. In the private dining rooms of the Chinese restaurant, Jing Xuan, the wall decorations feature painter Zhai Jianqun's "Impressions of Eight Rivers Around Chang'an." This artwork captures the beautiful scenery and cityscape of Chang'an, once surrounded by eight rivers, reflecting the artist's sentiments towards his hometown, Xi'an. A nostalgic appreciation for the past fuels a brighter vision for the future. 4. The hotel's impeccable luxury hardware complements its design and art. In-room amenities include standard features like capsule coffee machines, electric curtains, B&W speakers, and Asprey Purple Water toiletries. Suites and higher room categories offer upgraded amenities, such as Dyson hair dryers and the Nespresso Creatista Plus capsule coffee machine with a professional steam wand. 5. Throughout the hotel, readily available books and magazines cover art, architecture, fashion, history, and culture, demonstrating careful selection. In the bar area of the Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge, the cocktail utensils are by Tom Dixon. Throughout the lounge and restaurants, even the smallest details, like spoons and chopstick rests, exude refinement and quality. 6. The elegant, retro patterns on the bathroom walls add a unique charm and richness to the space. Similar patterns can be found on the floor tiles in the all-day dining restaurant, Xian Kitchen, which offers a buffet featuring international cuisine and authentic Xi'an snacks for lunch and dinner. 7. Guests with club access should visit the Club Lounge, occupying the entire 23rd floor. At over 700 square meters, it's currently the largest executive lounge in the Asia-Pacific region. In addition to lounge and dining areas, the lounge features a small bar where guests can enjoy evening cocktails. These distinct areas, designed to resemble small courtyards, offer both privacy and connectivity, reflecting the hotel's overall design inspired by traditional Chinese courtyards in the Xi'an region.