The first Marriott hotel in Luoyang, perfect for both business and leisure! The best international brand in Luoyang!

About to celebrate its first anniversary, Luoyang Marriott Hotel is currently the only Marriott-branded hotel in the entire Henan province. Looking across Luoyang, Luoyang Marriott is the best, firmly holding the top spot, making it the premium choice for travelers visiting Luoyang! 1. The hotel’s location is very advantageous, situated in the political and economic core area of Luoyang New District. The hotel is surrounded by the picturesque Kaiyuan Lake and is adjacent to the natural oxygen bar Xingluo Lake Wetland Park. Right downstairs is the most popular shopping mall in Luoyang, bustling with a vibrant commercial district. The hotel is less than 4 kilometers from Longmen High-Speed Rail Station and 18 kilometers from Luoyang Beijiao Airport. Just a 400-meter walk to Kaiyuan Lake Station on Luoyang Metro Line 2, making it very easy to reach downtown Luoyang by subway—truly convenient! 2. The hotel’s interior design is by CCD, centered on the concept of “Eastern Intent, Western Realm,” combining modern Eastern traditional elements with contemporary fashion design language. This creates a space that is both calm and restrained with Chinese charm, yet lively and dynamic with a modern feel. Luoyang, known as the “Millennium Imperial Capital and Peony City,” is a historic city with a long history and rich cultural heritage, one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization, the eastern starting point of the Silk Road, and a rare northern city with beautiful mountains and waters. Therefore, the design elements artistically present Silk Road culture, Luoyang garden culture, ancient capital culture, and local folk culture in unique ways. 3. The entire lobby space exudes a sense of ceremony and solemnity. The wall design uses natural stone pieces inspired by the Longmen Grottoes. The brass hammered copper panel background at the front desk features patterns from the Hetu and Luoshu diagrams, as if narrating auspicious signs bestowed by heaven. The eye-catching artwork hanging on the wall is the “Poetry Road - Handmade Tapestry,” featuring a poem by Tang Dynasty calligrapher Zhang Xu, “Late Autumn Entering Luoyang,” cut out on the handmade tapestry, combining flying brushstrokes with oasis imagery for a strong visual impact. “Poetry Road - Handmade Tapestry” is one of the artistic projects of Luoyang Marriott Hotel. There are many artworks throughout the public areas, lobby bar, restaurant, corridors, banquet hall, and elevator lobby, making this Marriott very artistic! 4. The hotel has 298 modernly designed guest rooms and suites, each equipped with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows offering beautiful views of Kaiyuan Lake and the Luoyang cityscape. Every room has a separate work area and a spacious relaxation area with a toffee chair and coffee table. The room design incorporates Luoyang Xuan paper, enriching the spatial layers through variations in texture and line density. The living space feels very high-quality, and the hardware meets Marriott standards. 5. For dining, the Chinese restaurant “Marriott” mainly serves Cantonese cuisine with Henan dishes. For two diners, the recommended classic Cantonese two-person set meal is quite cost-effective, with an average price under 200 RMB per person. The set includes a nourishing daily soup, main dishes, and dessert. The five main dishes are sea urchin sauce baked tiger prawn balls, Marriott signature crispy chicken, steamed pomfret with ginger and preserved meat, blanched Guangdong vegetable hearts, and Cantonese-style dry-fried beef ho fun as the staple. Honestly, it’s enough for two people. The Marriott crispy chicken is a must-order, with tender and crispy meat that tastes amazing with the sauce. For à la carte, I personally recommend the abalone sauce lava taro, which is salty on the outside, sweet inside, delicious and goes well with rice. 6. The all-day dining buffet is one of the best in Luoyang, though not cheap, the quality is excellent. The buffet dinner is currently available Thursday to Saturday, so buffet lovers should note the dining times. The best place to steal a moment of leisure is the lobby bar, which is comfortable and quiet, perfect for both business and leisure. I personally love the time in the afternoon when sunlight streams indoors—it’s really pleasant. The afternoon tea at the lobby bar is affordable, with a two-person set for only 198 RMB, which can actually be shared by 2-3 people. The desserts are very well made and have a summery presentation. If you don’t want afternoon tea, you can order a coffee with a dessert, which is also very cost-effective. 7. The executive lounge is a space I personally love. It’s open all day, and guests with executive privileges can swipe their card to enter from 6 a.m. Service staff are on duty from 11 a.m., and the happy hour snacks are good. The decor of this Marriott executive lounge really appeals to me, with a strong business vibe but accented with artworks. The soft furnishings use bright colors, so it’s not dull at all—it's quite an outstanding lounge. 8. Luoyang’s tourism market has been booming in recent years, especially on weekends and holidays, with high guest flow. For travelers visiting Luoyang, choosing an international brand hotel with a good location and convenient transportation is especially important, and Luoyang Marriott is definitely the first choice! Room rates are also reasonable during off-peak times, completely acceptable.