Newly opened in 2008, this hotel is the official venue for the
Euro-Asia Economic Forum and is set in 64,000 m² of
natural grounds including a garden and a terrace. This is the only
business hotel in Xi'an with a resort feeling and comprises a total
of 355 rooms. This air-conditioned holiday village club resort,
comprising 6 floors, has a lobby with a 24-hour reception and
check-out service, a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities, a
cloakroom and lift access. It provides state-of-art audiovisual
equipment and technology in its 1,400 m² pillar-free
ballroom, which also includes simultaneous interpreting and
audiovisual systems. There are 10 other conference rooms of
different sizes also available, including a circular conference
room on the 5th floor. Also available are a children's playground,
a café, a bar and a restaurant. Further amenities
include WLAN Internet access, room service, laundry service and a
car park.
Rooms
This hotel has various deluxe rooms equipped with broadband
Internet access, a safe and satellite TV. The rooms come with
private bathroom with a shower/bathtub and a hairdryer, a double or
king-size bed, a direct dial telephone, a minibar/fridge, tea and
coffee making facilities and an ironing set. Additionally, there is
air conditioning, central heating and a balcony or terrace.
Restaurant & Food
Dining options include the Dragon Palace Restaurant with its 16
private rooms, which mainly offers authentic Shaanxi and Cantonese
cuisines, while Café Berlin serves international and
regional cuisine. Guest may select their breakfast from a
continental buffet, while à la carte and set menu
options are available for lunch and dinner.
Activities & Sport
The recreational facilities include karaoke rooms, a sauna and a
gym. Guests may enjoy the indoor, heated swimming pool with a
children's swimming area and a poolside snack bar or the
solarium/sun terrace with its sun loungers and parasols. Tennis is
available for a fee and the hotel also offers an entertainment
programme for children.
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