Business Hotels in Luoding

"A small express hotel with good service. Opposite Luoding Bus Terminal. Special comment on his service is very good. The waiter sister, warmly smiling, answering all questions, and introducing places to play around. The security guard also asked me if I had a place to park, wanted to instruct me to park, and also helped me change the paper cup in the room to a glass. This glass was found by himself, not standard. The breakfast on the roof, the aunt was also very polite and the service was very good."

"I passed Luoding on a self-driving tour and chose Atour. The hotel is newly opened, with a good environment and clean and hygienic. There is a parking lot next to it, but you have to call in advance to open the gate. We arrived at night. The two little sisters and a little brother at the front desk were very friendly and gave us a free room upgrade. I forgot to ask their names, so I have to praise them. They also recommended us a delicious fish tofu nearby. The hotel also has white porridge, millet porridge, buns and other snacks for midnight snacks at 9:30 pm, which is great! There is also a snack street downstairs of the hotel. But the room is not noisy and it is very quiet to sleep at night. The lighting in the room is also set very well, because I have stayed in several hotels this time. The lights of some of the switches in the room are very bright. The lights are still very bright when they are turned off at night, which affects sleep, but this one will not, they will automatically dim and will not affect sleep. The quilt is also very comfortable and the thickness is just right. The three new waiters who checked out the next morning were also very good. Fangfang and Yushi were very enthusiastic and had a good attitude. I will stay here again next time I have the opportunity."

"This hotel is excellent and offers great value for money. I booked three rooms, and I was extremely satisfied with all of them. The people running this place are clearly very dedicated and professional. Every detail in the rooms is meticulously arranged, even surpassing what you might find in a five-star hotel—things like toilet seat covers, clothes drying racks, and individually packaged towels. It’s all very thoughtful. The staff, especially a polite and professional woman with glasses, was incredibly helpful; she patiently taught me how to use my phone when I was struggling. Plus, the location is fantastic, right by the river with beautiful views. It's just a short walk across the bridge to the city center, making transportation very convenient. Parking is also available right in front of the hotel, which is both easy and free."

"I was bullied by a logistics and personnel director and a Mr. Wu at a state-owned enterprise in Guizi. It was a case of workplace bullying and being targeted at every turn. I had to change my plans and return to Luoding early. I stayed here for 14 nights. The room was very clean and had sealed disposable toiletries, such as disposable toilet seat covers. The room looked big, but it was just the right size. It was on the sixth floor, so I had to climb one flight of stairs to get there. There was a terrace next to it, which was convenient for washing clothes. There were also clothes racks in the room. There was free breakfast on the first floor of the apartment building across the street. The breakfast selection was very rich every morning, and they would change the dishes. There was also a laundry room on the first floor of the apartment building across the street, but it was a public washing machine. If you really want to wash your clothes, I suggest using Dettol disinfectant. If you mind, don't wash your clothes. Finally, a word of caution: this temporary job at a state-owned enterprise in Guizi sounds easy, but they'll push their own work onto you and make you do tons of odd jobs. Refusing is futile and will only result in being targeted and harassed. Wages are only paid every few months, and the job is in the mountains, so you can't leave. I spent a few months in this ”jailbroken” situation, and finally couldn't take it anymore. I left with my night shift colleagues and returned to the area near my old rented place. The last 14 nights I spent here were quite pleasant, marking the end of my three years of study in Luoding. It holds many memories for me. I stayed until I received my graduation certificate. Although I won't be coming back, I still wish this place continued success and the hotel booming with business. (P.S.: The room photos were taken when I left, so they're a bit dirty; they were very clean when I checked in.)"