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HUALUXE Xi'an Tanghua

Xi'an, China · HUALUXE · Accessible Luxury

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Designed in 1986 by Zhang Jinqiu, one of China's most influential architects and the mind behind the Shaanxi History Museum, as the Tanghua Hotel, part of Xi'an's ambitious 'Three Tang Projects' built beside the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda. The Tang-dynasty-style pavilions and gardens earned a spot on China's 2nd Batch of 20th Century Architectural Heritage sites in 2017, and the property now operates as HUALUXE Xi'an Tanghua.

About HUALUXE Xi'an Tanghua

History

HUALUXE Xi'an Tanghua opened in 2020 at No. 40 Yanyin Road in the Qujiang New District of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. Designed by national master architect Zhang Jinqiu in a Tang-dynasty style complete with a traditional Chinese garden, the property expresses HUALUXE's Chinese-heritage-inspired concept within IHG. The building was selected in 2017 as one of China's 20th Century Architectural Heritage sites.

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