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"Luoyang International Hotel absolutely blew us away with its bedding, service, and food! We arrived at 7 AM, and they had already held a room for us from the night before, allowing for an early check-in. They were incredibly responsive and accommodating to all our requests. This summer, we traveled 15,000 kilometers with our kids, through Henan, Shaanxi, Gansu, and Xinjiang, staying in hotels for a total of 20 nights. Our last stop on the way back to Guangzhou was Luoyang. Aside from the presidential suite in Nalati, which cost over 10,000 RMB a night and speaks for itself in terms of price and view, the service at Luoyang International Hotel surpassed everywhere else. I would definitely recommend it to friends and will certainly stay here again!"

"Novotel, part of the Accor group, is a mid-range, practical hotel brand. While the decor isn't high-end and the views are fairly ordinary, the hotel offers convenient amenities like a laundry room, a reading room, and a modest-sized gym. Its location in Luoyang isn't the absolute best, but given that Luoyang city isn't very large, it's still relatively convenient for getting to various tourist attractions. What truly deserves praise is the restaurant. Besides Western breakfast options, it serves incredibly authentic local specialties. We're talking about local favorites like Roujiamo (Chinese meat burger), spicy soup (Hulatang), spring rolls, tofu pudding, and lamb soup. Everything is prepared both hygienically and authentically, so there's no need to venture out to sample local cuisine. Overall, for travelers visiting Luoyang, this hotel is a practical, economical, and convenient choice."

"Hygiene: The hygiene was exceptionally poor. I arrived quite late and went straight to bed. The next morning, I woke up with my whole body itching. When I pulled back the covers, I saw a lot of skin flakes at the foot of the bed! It was incredibly dirty. Beneath the scent of the detergent on the sheets, there was a strange, acrid smell. The other bed in the twin room didn't have this issue. The picture shows one large skin flake; I cleaned up the smaller ones myself. I was shocked when I saw it. My exposed skin has been itching for days, even after applying medicine. Two of the complimentary bottled water bottles provided by the hotel were placed on the sink in the bathroom. Given that there were already two bottles on the minibar, why put another two in the bathroom sink? I personally found that a bit unhygienic. I hope the hotel changes the bedsheets for each guest. Service: The front desk staff and other services were quite good. Breakfast: The breakfast selection was rich and varied."

"Our stay at Luoyang Banshan Siji Hot Spring Hotel was the most pleasant surprise of our trip to Luoyang. The hotel corridors are brand new, and the rooms are fully equipped, offering an extremely high level of comfort. The butler service was exceptionally attentive and responsive, even arranging car services for us, so we didn't have to worry about transportation at all. The infinity pool was the absolute highlight. The views were completely unobstructed, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains. Watching the sunset paint the sky crimson in the evening was breathtaking. If you're looking for attentive service and a chance to truly relax amidst nature, this is definitely the top choice in Luoyang. We'll be back!"

"I was torn between the Marriott and Courtyard, figuring I'd be out sightseeing most of the time. I ended up choosing the Courtyard and booked an executive room. The room was great, and the service was exceptional. The executive lounge service was also excellent. Taxis to all the attractions were under 20 RMB, and it wasn't as noisy as staying right in the ancient city. When I checked in, I added Yuki from the front desk on WeChat, and she was always there to help with any questions I had, just a message away. She even helped us plan our breakfast to save time and money, which led us to extend our stay for another day. Yuki also arranged for us to stay in the same room for the extension, which saved us a lot of hassle. All in all, this trip was fantastic."

"The service was attentive throughout our stay. Check-in and check-out at the front desk were incredibly efficient. We even received complimentary welcome fruit upon arrival, showing their attention to detail. The staff were very thoughtful; they noticed we had children and kindly provided kids' slippers and toiletries. The hotel amenities are excellent, with a free car park, laundry room, and gym all readily available. The 24-hour front desk is a huge plus. Whether you're on a holiday or a short trip, this is definitely a top choice for accommodation in Luoyang!"

"Luoyang is truly a city you won't want to leave once you've arrived! So many museums to explore, endless beautiful sights to see. I stayed here for all 4 days of my trip, and the hotel was fully equipped, with excellent service and a fantastic location. It's far enough from the noisy city center but still conveniently close to the attractions – a taxi to any major scenic spot never cost more than 15 yuan. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit!"

"Back in May, when I was in Wenchang, Hainan, I passed by the Hilton Greentree and thought about staying a few nights. Its unique selling point is its proximity to the rocket launch base. Due to a tight schedule, I couldn't stay then, but the idea of finding a distinctive Hilton hotel to experience had already taken root. Upon returning to Zhumadian, the Hilton Garden Inn Luoyang popped up on my social media feeds. I saw it daily, learning about the brand's tier and style within the Hilton family. There are only a few such hotels nationwide, and the Luoyang one was newly opened. So, I booked it on Ctrip and came to Luoyang to check it out. As soon as I stepped out of the taxi, the doorman practically sprinted over, readily taking both my suitcases and backpack. This warm welcome immediately made me feel at home. Inside the lobby, the Hilton front desk team was incredibly enthusiastic and attentive, completing my check-in in just 30 seconds. Now, let's break down the hotel's design style: **Figure 1: The Wall Art** This wall was created by Guo Aihe, a nationally renowned artist from Luoyang. He transformed traditional Tang Sancai (Tang Dynasty tri-color glazed pottery) techniques into a modern art installation. Each small square of glazed painting is hand-fired, with colors primarily in the classic Tang Sancai yellow, green, and blue. When assembled, they form a flowing image resembling the 'Nine-Bend Yellow River,' echoing Luoyang's deep connection to the Yellow River culture. The wall features a curved design, with ceiling lights and marble flooring creating a harmonious interplay, allowing light to refract into rich shadows and light effects from various angles. As your perspective changes, the glaze's colors and luster reveal a fluid texture, retaining the warmth of Sancai while imparting a strong modern feel to the space. As an embodiment of the Hilton Curio Collection's emphasis on 'localization,' this wall integrates Luoyang's ancient capital heritage, Tang Sancai's intangible cultural heritage, and Yellow River culture. **Figures 2-5: Public Area Atrium and Corridor** The winding light strips in the public atrium outline the macroscopic 'zigzag' shape of the Yellow River's course, serving as the hotel's central visual theme. The wall sconces in the corridors use staggered light poles to depict the dynamic ripples of the Yellow River, a secondary interpretation of the theme. Upon entering, the metallic screen, with its 'flowing curves,' replaces traditional solid walls or glass, maintaining spatial transparency while perfectly aligning with the hotel's thematic narrative, ensuring design is never sacrificed for functionality. The headboard wall in the bedrooms features staggered luminous lines within a grid, simulating the river systems/contour lines of the Yellow River as it flows through the Central Plains, bringing the 'sense of flow' directly into the guest rooms. From the lobby to the guest rooms, every detail serves the 'Yellow River' theme, creating a complete narrative loop. **Figure 6: Elevators** There are four Schindler elevators, an international top-tier brand I favor. The wait time is minimal, and they are both fast and stable. **Figure 7: Gym Equipment** The gym features Precor commercial ellipticals, another international top brand I appreciate. My room also had several familiar high-end brands: **Figure 8:** German Hafele door locks and hidden hinges, especially the black hinges, which belong to Hafele's high-end line. **Figure 9:** The wardrobe uses soft-close hinges from the professional brand Blum. **Figure 10:** The entire bathroom system is from the high-end British brand Utopia. **Figure 11:** The balcony's full-length aluminum alloy windows and door handles are from the industry benchmark, German Hoppe. **Figures 12 and 13:** These show the Wagyu beef set meal I had in the afternoon, featuring Australian M5 Wagyu paired with De Bortoli Willowglen red wine from a century-old Australian winery. The flavors were fully unleashed. **Video 1:** I must commend the Hilton team for their professional turndown service. My room was meticulously cleaned, free of hair, dust, or any overlooked spots. The hotel features Hilton's exclusive custom-designed KingKoil mattresses, signature high-thread-count sateen bedding, 90% down duvets, and four 90% down pillows. I found myself wanting to linger in bed even after it was time to get up. The shower stall has grab bars everywhere, and the bathtub even includes a headrest, demonstrating the hotel's commitment to prioritizing guest safety. The renowned British 'red label' Vision towels also caught my eye, often used by many international five-star hotels. From hand towels to bath towels, bath sheets, and bathrobes, they are all high-thread-count, high-density, and high-GSM, making them incredibly comfortable to use. Despite my heavier build, both the bath towel and bathrobe provided ample coverage. This stay was exceptionally good, and I even learned and grew from the experience at the hotel. I unreservedly give it a 5.0-star rating. My only regret this time was only booking one night on Ctrip. Zhumadian is close to Luoyang, so next time I'll bring my family and book 3-5 nights on Ctrip to fully enjoy a 'micro-vacation' and slow pace at the Hilton Curio Collection Luoyang."

"This stay at the Friendship Hotel definitely deserves a good review. The front desk service was thoughtful, warm, and attentive, offering tea and towels. Check-in was efficient and swift, and my needs were promptly met. A special shout-out to Guo Xiaodan at the front desk, who was genuinely warm, friendly, and professional. She patiently recommended local delicacies and nearby tourist attractions, which I really appreciated. The hotel environment is quiet and elegant, the rooms are clean and tidy, and the bedding is comfortable and cozy. The ventilation and lighting are good, and the location is convenient for getting around, with a subway station right outside. The complimentary late-night noodle soup was a unique touch. Overall, I am extremely satisfied; my stay experience was fantastic! I look forward to visiting Luoyang again. I haven't tried on Hanfu yet, so I definitely will next time!"

"The overall environment is pretty good, and the breakfast at 68 is reasonably priced. The room had water and 4 complimentary drinks. The room itself was quite nice, and the staff were friendly. However, because the hotel is so large, finding the elevators was confusing. The map provided wasn't very clear. There should be more recognizable signs on the walls indicating room numbers and elevator directions. A concerning incident was when I couldn't find an elevator after walking around for a long time, so I decided to take the stairs down. To my surprise, the door on the first floor was locked. I had to go back up to the second floor to find an elevator. For safety, how can the bottom door of a fire escape be locked?"