Positioned opposite the iconic Big Wild Goose Pagoda in the heart of the Qu Jiang New District, the Westin Xi’an is perfectly located to explore the wonders of this historic city.
Contemporary design with a traditional sunken garden at the heart of the hotel
Situated opposite the ancient Buddhist landmark, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, the Westin Xian boasts one of the most enviable locations in the city. Located approximately four kilometers from the urban heart of Xian, this contemporary hotel is the perfect base from which to explore the many wonders of this hallowed city, from the Terracotta Warriors to the Ming-era city walls.
The 321 spacious rooms and suites range from simple yet comfortable Deluxe Rooms, through to family-friendly Junior and Presidential Suites, some with magnificent views out across to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. Each decorated in a contemporary Chinese style, modern amenities and complimentary WiFi are available throughout. The Westin Xian offers three varied dining establishments, from the relaxed family-friendly international cuisine at Seasonal Tastes and the elegant Cantonese fare at Five Zen5es, to the contemporary Japanese cuisine at Mai. After a day of exploring the city sights, relax in the signature Westin Heavenly Spa with its comprehensive treatment menu, fit in a workout at the Fitness Studio or dive in for a swim in the indoor pool (complete with dedicated kids pool). If you are still yearning for a hit of culture, visit the onsite Xian Qujiang Museum of Fine Arts, with its permanent exhibition dedicated to the origin and history of ancient Chinese murals.When to visit
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Situated around four kilometers from the heart of Xian, the Westin lies directly opposite the magnificent Big Wild Goose Pagoda and close to the many bars and restaurants of Qu Jiang New District. The ancient city walls, bustling alleyways of the Muslim Quarter and Xian’s many pagodas and temples are only a short drive or subway journey away.
A Week in Beijing & Xian
Serving as the capitals of Ancient China of different dynasties, Beijing and Xian tells of different stories across time. Lying on the eastern end of China Silkroad, Xian is a kaleidoscope of culture and history to some of the most impressive sites of China, while Beijing is known for the best preserved imperial palaces and sections of the Great Wall. Unravel the tales of the two capitals in this week long itinerary.
Terracotta Warriors of the Qin Dynasty
The Terracotta Warriors of the Qin Dynasty was a hugely significant discovery in the 1970s. The warriors are fascinating and well worth exploring with a private guide.
Wild Goose Pagodas on route to Chengdu
Visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a famous well-preserved Buddhist pagoda built in the 652 during the Tang Dynasty.
Muslim Street Food Walking Tour
Walk through the Muslim quarters rich with historic Islamic culture and embark on a street food walking tour. Try out their local delicacies such as their famous Liangpi “cold skin” noodles or mutton soup with flour cake.
Full Day Tour of Xian
Enjoy a full day tour of Xian and a visit to some of the city's most important landmarks.
Magnificient Terra Cotta Warriors
Be amazed by thousands of life-sized soldiers that were constructed to accompany Emperor Qin Shihuang, the first emperor of China, into the afterlife. Spend some time to explore the museum and gain an insight into the Terra Cotta Warriors.
