No. 2021-1 Bawei Avenue, Baqiao District, Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
Radisson RED Xi'an Olympic Sports Center is a dynamic lifestyle hotel in Xi'an, proudly part of Radisson Hotel Group. Strategically located in Xi'an International Port Area—merely 300 meters from Xi'an Olympic Sports Center, the iconic venue of the 14th National Games—this Xian Sports Resort redefines vibrant hospitality with the brand’s signature "ENJOY IT! No Boundaries to Fun Living" philosophy. Blending bold red-and-black aesthetics, cutting-edge contemporary art, and seamless modern comfort, Radisson RED Xi'an Olympic Sports Center stands as the top choice for young travelers, sports enthusiasts, concert-goers, and anyone seeking an energetic stay in Xi'an.?
As a premier Lifestyle Hotel Xi'an, accessibility is a key highlight: Radisson RED Xi'an Olympic Sports Center is just a 5-minute walk from Olympic Sports Center Metro Station (Line 14), ensuring easy access to Xi'an’s top attractions. It’s 28 minutes from Xi'an Xianyang International Airport and offers over 200 complimentary parking spaces for 自驾 guests. The hotel’s well-appointed rooms feature "Xiao Du" smart room controls, premium Serta mattresses for restful sleep, Dyson hair dryers, and luxury MALIN+GOETZ toiletries—all complemented by floor-to-ceiling windows that frame stunning views of the Bahe River or Chang'an Cloud landmark.?
This Xian Sports Resort elevates the stay with upscale facilities: a 24-hour fitness center for wellness-focused travelers, the trendy OUIBAR (where guests can enjoy DJ sets while soaking in Olympic Sports Center night views), and an all-day dining restaurant serving authentic Shaanxi specialties like Roujiamo and Biangbiang noodles. Additional guest-centric services include 24-hour front desk support, express check-in/out, and self-service laundry. Whether you’re in Xi'an for a sports event, business trip, or city exploration, Radisson RED Xi'an Olympic Sports Center delivers a vibrant, convenient, and unforgettable lifestyle experience that captures the essence of modern Xi'an.