1. Steps from "The Song of Everlasting Regret" – Your Front-Row Seat to Tang-Era Romance
Nestled just steps from the entrance of the Huaqing Palace Scenic Area, Qinglan Residence is a mere 5-minute walk from the iconic live performance The Song of Everlasting Regret. Set against the natural backdrop of Mount Li and Huaqing Pool, this breathtaking open-air show brings the legendary love story of Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei to life. After the final curtain, return effortlessly to your serene retreat—no rushing, just poetic reflection beneath starlit skies.
2. Tang Dynasty Elegance, Reimagined for Modern Comfort
Every room at Qinglan Residence is a tribute to the golden age of the Tang Dynasty. Think vermilion wood accents, hand-carved lattice screens, celadon ceramics, silk lanterns, and bespoke furniture inspired by imperial palaces and scholar’s studios. Rooms are named after classical Tang motifs like “Feather-Robed Pavilion” or “Pear Garden Suite.” While steeped in historical aesthetics, each space features premium bedding, climate control, and thoughtful modern amenities—where heritage meets comfort in perfect harmony.
3. Wake Up to Mount Li – Nature’s Masterpiece Through Your Window
Perched at the foot of Mount Li, most rooms offer floor-to-ceiling windows or private terraces framing panoramic views of lush forests and misty peaks. Watch the mountain shift with the seasons: spring greens, summer breezes, autumn golds, and winter stillness. Start your morning with a cup of traditionally prepared Tang-style tea as dawn light spills over the ridgeline—a tranquil scene worthy of a classical Chinese painting.
4. At the Heart of China’s Dual World Heritage Wonders
Qinglan Residence sits in the cultural epicenter of Lintong District. The Huaqing Palace (a UNESCO World Heritage site as part of the “Silk Roads”) is right outside your door, while the world-famous Terracotta Warriors are just one metro stop away. Easily combine visits to both landmarks in a single day—or extend your journey to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Daming Palace, or the vibrant Tang Paradise in downtown Xi’an. History isn’t just nearby—it’s your neighborhood.
5. A Sanctuary for Mind & Body – Where Ancient Ritual Meets Refined Relaxation
Beyond luxurious linens and smart bathrooms, Qinglan offers immersive wellness experiences rooted in Tang traditions. Enjoy custom herbal sachets, artisanal incense, and authentic Tang-style tea sets. Select suites feature private soaking tubs inspired by the emperor’s hot springs. Guests can join morning tai chi sessions or quiet calligraphy practice in the courtyard. Our staff, dressed in refined Tang-inspired attire, welcome you with timeless grace—making every stay deeply restorative.
6. More Than a Stay – A Living Journey into Tang Dynasty Culture
Your experience begins before check-in: guests receive a curated guide to The Song of Everlasting Regret and a Tang-themed walking map of Xi’an. During festivals, enjoy complimentary Hanfu (traditional robe) fittings, Tang makeup styling, or playful court games like pitch-pot archery. Whether you’re reenacting a romantic rendezvous or exploring history with your family, Qinglan Residence transforms your trip into a vivid, unforgettable chapter of China’s golden age.Stay at Qinglan Residence—dream in the age of Tang.
More than just accommodation, it’s a portal to Chang’an’s golden era.
At the foot of Mount Li, beside the legendary Huaqing Pool,
we invite you to live your own timeless tale of imperial splendor and poetic serenity.
"The hotel is on the rooftop of a building that has mainly food stalls. It was a bit tricky to get in, but once you find the elevator its easy. Else use the escalator two times and you‘re directly there. Behind the hotel is a hairdresser(for your orientation in case you don‘t see the little building immediately) The view is really nice! Inside you‘re greeted by not only one but three kitties.
The host was welcoming and stored my luggage because it was not check in time yet. I went to see the terracotta army. I recieved my passcode via Wechat and when i got into my room, my bag was already inside.
I enjoyed the night view and there is a play you can listen to from afar. The afternoon tea and breakfast was nice. It wasn‘t like a gourmet experience, but tasted simple and made me appreciate the little things in life. The place is nicely decorated.
I had the room with the sky view. The bed was soft. I almost went for the tatami room, but I realized the bed wouldn‘t be soft. So if you book think about what kind of experience you want. I think this place has 4 double bed rooms (2 soft bed, 2 tatami) and a family room.
Overall I definitely recommend this place. It‘s just so lovely pet and play with the cats. Luckily all of them love getting pet. Orange is just a little more shy, but is willing to with patience.
The reason I chose this is because it‘s close to the terracotta army. And I specifically chose this because Iike the interior. I always have a hard time picking hotels because I want it looking nice from the inside. I didn‘t with this one and it was worth it!"