A long driveway leads to the entrance area and then to a twenty-metre portico whose elements are based on the architecture of the ancient gates of the city of Xi'an. At the entrance, a magnificent 8-metre high work of art has been created using 3D printing technology and embodies the magnificent undulating form of the Qinling Mountains, one of the cradles of Chinese civilisation
Hotels along the ancient Silk Road. Architecture that combines Eastern and Western culture
The Intercontinental Xi'an North is located in the CBD of Xi'an Economic & Technological Development Zone, where politics, culture and commerce converge. Through the adoption of magnificent architectural languages, CCD Studio recreates and showcases Xi'an's thousand-year-old culture
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The lobby lounge looks classic but new elements add to the classical and elegant overall style, with turquoise and bright yellow furniture creating a modern touch. This area is elevated to a height of three steps to form an island offering an open view of the greenery outside
The room in front of the restaurant is a café bar, connected to the outside, where a huge "canopy" inspired by the tradition of residential architecture can be found. The Chinese restaurant Cai Feng Lou inherits the Chinese people's devotion to birds. The traditional red hue, fur and other elements as well as details with modern textures such as glass and elegant bronze features produce a classic Oriental atmosphere
Both President Suites which have a panoramic view and Standard Rooms can be found on the room level. In the latter, the floor is created to replicate stone-paved streets while the spatial arrangement echoes the layout of ancient mansions with three sequential courtyards. The space features an elegant colour palette, with large areas of the walls highlighted in Chinese jade green