Luoyang Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"Wonderful experience at Qichi Shui’an Homestay. The owners and staffs are exceptionally helpful in every way. Pictures reflect the actual status of the room & the facility. The stunning view from the huge window is just unforgettable. Thanks to the whole team who make us feel comfortable during our stay. We will for sure share our experience to our friends and we also hope to have a chance to come back here again. Keep on your great management skills! Un expérience étonnant. Ne pas hésiter à réserver, ratez pas votre chance! Ce hébergement vous ferait rêver sûrement. Déjeuner porté à votre chambre selon votre temps désiré. Grande chambre, très propre, très bien équipée et très bien entretenue, plus la vue de tout beauté qui donne sur la fenêtre. On apprécie beaucoup l’effort de tout équipe. Merci beaucoup!"

"I saw a video claiming that the Henan Christine Hotel was comparable to Pang Dong Lai, so I specifically planned a trip to Luoyang to experience it. Thankfully, I wasn't disappointed. They offer free pick-up service from the station. Upon check-in, I found it was a round bed, and since I was traveling with a child, I had noted in my reservation not to have one. I called the front desk, and because there were no king-sized rooms left, they immediately upgraded my room. The complimentary late-night snacks, treats, fruits, and various other amenities were quite comprehensive. The buffet breakfast is served in the top-floor restaurant, and both the ambiance and the food were good. Finally, I have to highlight the service: everyone from the front desk to housekeeping and the restaurant staff had an excellent attitude. I will definitely choose Christine again next time I visit Henan."

"The service of the hotel is very good, very warm, Xiao Liu Xiao Dong Xiaofan's service attitude is very good, the health is very clean. There is free tea at the front desk, and it is close to the scenic spot. It is very convenient to enter and exit. The whole is very comfortable and highly recommended."

"I'd heard so much about Hualian, the legendary 'Haidilao of the hotel industry,' and was really looking forward to staying there. Unfortunately, I couldn't get a room on the 3rd, so I ended up at the nearby Orange Hotel instead. The website said check-in was at 3 PM, but on the morning of the 4th, I called to see if I could check in around noon, and the front desk happily agreed. Driving into the hotel, I immediately noticed a common issue with older hotels: cars parked haphazardly in front of the lobby, making parking extremely tight. Once inside, the staff seemed very enthusiastic, offering a small gift and escorting me to my room. They also thoroughly explained the hotel's facilities and services. The room decor was clearly outdated and worn. To compensate for the lack of bedside outlets, the hotel had added a vertical power strip. The most unbearable part was having to step into an old-fashioned bathtub to shower. Although the hotel provided plastic non-slip slippers, there was still a significant risk of falling. It reminded me of The Luxe Manor in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, which was even older than Hualian. They had a half-screen covering the bathtub and a grab bar on one side, which made it feel much safer. And the shower head in the room was truly subpar; I wish they would replace it with a new one that had stronger water pressure. The snacks and fruit I ordered from the front desk arrived, and I couldn't help but laugh when I saw them. One orange was rotten. And there were only three Shine Muscat grapes… The breakfast was quite varied, but it was so crowded during meal times that it was hard to find an empty table. The toppings for the beef and chicken noodles were all empty and weren't replenished promptly. For lunch on the second floor, I tried to order several dishes, but they were all unavailable. The waiter explained that there was a wedding banquet, so many dishes couldn't be served. Overall, the hotel's service was decent; almost everyone I encountered greeted me. Also, I really appreciated the turndown service. They placed a floor mat in front of the bed, which reminded me of staying in hotels when I was younger – that used to be standard service, but it's rare to see it now. I've attached photos from my stay at The Luxe Manor in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, a few days ago, which is even older than yours. I hope Hualian Hotel takes this into consideration and renovates actively to improve!"

"I've stayed at three hotels in Luoyang, and this one offered the worst value for money. Nothing was offered upon check-in. During check-out, the front desk staff was overly enthusiastic, offering a small gift (a few pastries). As soon as I thanked her, she immediately asked us to give a 5-star review on the spot. I said I'd review it later, but she insisted we do it immediately, explaining it was for a performance assessment by her supervisor. I really disliked this. It makes me wonder if their high ratings are gamed this way. The room rate was over 500 RMB, much more expensive than Zhongzhou Hotel just a few hundred meters away, and even pricier than the 5-star Dongshan Hotel. I had expected something premium, but it felt more like an unsophisticated guesthouse. The other two hotels were cheaper but offered more professional and warmer service, plus complimentary fruit and snacks. Honest Review: 😀 Pros: 1. The quality of the in-room amenities was quite good. The slippers, made of cotton and linen, were very comfortable; I even kept them to use at subsequent hotels. 2. The bathroom had a good wet/dry separation. Having a laundry room with a dryer was very convenient. 3. The buffet breakfast was delicious. 😩 Cons: 1. The soundproofing in the room was extremely poor. The family next door woke up before 6 AM, and I could clearly hear their conversations, even their yawns. The staff's attitude wasn't exactly warm; they got the job done but lacked a genuinely professional and welcoming demeanor. When we checked in with two children, they didn't offer extra slippers or toothbrushes. This wasn't a huge issue, as we had brought our own, but this indifference, especially when contrasted with the forced 'enthusiasm' at check-out, was off-putting. 2. I'm not sure if it was just the layout, but the family room felt cramped and had a strange configuration. 3. The decor wasn't grand or tasteful, which wasn't to my liking."

"Absolutely wonderful stay! This hotel truly exceeded my expectations. Everything was impeccably clean — from the rooms to the common areas. The reception team and service staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and always ready to help with any questions or requests I had. The location is ideal — right in the heart of Luoyang and just a short walk from the metro, which made exploring the city super easy and stress-free. I felt very well taken care of throughout my stay. If you're visiting Luoyang. Also the breakfast it’s so yummy 🤤!!!! I highly recommend this hotel. I would definitely love to come back again!"

"I rarely write reviews, but this was my first time in Luoyang. After looking at many hotels and guesthouses, I ultimately decided on Fengye with some hesitation. However, I was genuinely not disappointed! The staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful, the elevators were efficient, and the room amenities were also very new. The location is absolutely unbeatable – it's only a few minutes' walk from Jiefang Road subway station, at the intersection of two subway lines, making it incredibly convenient to get anywhere. There's a shopping mall right downstairs, placing it firmly in the city center. I'll definitely stay here again!"

"We booked this hotel for 2 nights because it is new and next to the Luoshenfu performance next door. Excellent hotel. So beautiful and spacious rooms with separate bathroom and toilet. Way beyond our expectations. Nice bath tub, shower room, projector TV, coffee machine with complimentary cookies and fruits and complimentary drinks in mini-bar. Robot delivering bottled water when requested. Absolutely love the hotel and wish we stayed longer. We will book this hotel again if we visit Luoyang. Chinese Restaurant had tremendous value. Delicious 9 course dinner including steam fish and lobster, taste really good. We had dinner at the Chinese restaurant on both nights. The first night we were thoroughly impressed with the private dining room with ensuite toilet. Breakfast with good international selection of Chinese and Western options. Definitely the best hotel of our 2 weeks stay in China. Now we have a great impression of Luoyang because of the hotel. Only feedback is that it will be good if the toilet and bathroom lights can be separate so that at night when sleeping, guests can just switch on the toilet light and leave the rest of the room dark. Current dim light switch leaves bathroom still quite bright and glaring when sleeping. Other than this minor point, this hotel really wonderful and definitely a great hotel to stay in Luoyang!"

"Better than expected! I seldom stay in B&Bs because there are too many pitfalls. This time I went on a trip with my family, and the elders were not willing to stay in hotels so they wanted to try the B&B we chose. The location is good, next to Luoyi Ancient City and Laoshizi Street, and the attractions are only a few minutes' walk away. The boss and his wife are very welcoming and we didn't feel strange at all, just like old friends. The room is clean and there are not many rooms, so it is very quiet. The mutton soup recommended by the boss is also delicious. If my relatives and friends have the opportunity to come to Luoyang again in the future, I will definitely recommend it."

"The hotel boasts a lovely environment and the service was incredibly warm and attentive. They were very thoughtful, allowing me to check in early since my high-speed train arrived quite ahead of schedule. Given the hot weather, I wasn't keen on dining out. Fortunately, the hotel has both a Chinese restaurant and a buffet, and the food was excellent. I particularly enjoyed the garlic lobster and scallops, short ribs, beef 'huoshao', black chicken soup, and bullfrog with yellow peppers. The hotel is also conveniently located near a food street, and public transportation is excellent. There are direct bus routes to popular attractions such as Yingtianmen, Longmen Grottoes, White Horse Temple, and the Luoyang Museum. Furthermore, with a large supermarket right next door, it's super easy to pick up necessities or grab a bubble tea."