More information on Bell Tower Hotel
The Bell Tower 4-satr hotel is located in the heart of Xian overlooking the Bell Tower. The hotel was built in 1983 and remodelled in 2002 and is ideal for both business and leisure. The bedrooms all have private facilities and are equipped with air-conditioning, internet connection, satellite TV, direct dial telephone and minibar. Suites and non smoking rooms are also available. The hotel has a Chinese restaurant, a lounge, a coffee shop, a lobby bar and the Tower Cafe. There are a variety of conference rooms and a business centre. The Bell Tower hotel also features a swimming pool, a fitness centre, a sauna and a spa. It offers carparking, safe deposits and a gift shop. Bicycles can be hired from the hotel. The hotel also offers room service.
Check-in Time:
12:00 PMCheck-out Time:
12:00 PMTotal Rooms:
321 rooms.321Rooms:
B1D:superior room is about 22 sqm/with double bed and bath.B2T:superior room is about 23sqm/with twin bed and bath.JNR:Junior Suite is about 40 sqm/with bath for up to 2 Pax.ROH:Room for 1 or 2 personsRoom Type to be defined upon check inDirections
City
Area
Landvetter Airport.
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