Hotels in Peony Square/Wanda Plaza Area, Luoyang

The hotel is located in the city center and is very convenient for travel. There are many shared trams around. The room is located on the 40th floor, with an excellent view overlooking the Luo River, a visual enjoyment. The projector comes with membership and the picture definition is very high. Downstairs of the hotel is a food street and a large shopping supermarket. There is also a wetland park nearby, which is only a 5-minute walk away. There is also fitness equipment in the park, and the air is fresh, perfect for walking. In addition, it is very close to Wangfujing, Wanda Shopping Mall, etc. There are also the best shopping supermarkets in Luoyang nearby, making eating and shopping very convenient. The hotel staff are very enthusiastic and provide attentive and meticulous service. They even went downstairs to show us the parking spaces, made tea for us and gave us snacks. Thumbs up👍🏻The hotel is clean and tidy, with complete supporting facilities. What's even more surprising is that there are disinfectant wipes. Towels, toilet mats, nail files, laundry detergent, etc. In short, this is a very recommended hotel. The room price is cheap and the price-performance ratio is very high. The experience is perfect. Highly recommended!

The room is clean and tidy, with fresh fruit and yogurt every day. The waiter at 0782 is very warm and thoughtful. The transportation here is very convenient. There is also a snack street next to it at night, which is very lively.

The room is very clean and the service is very good. Our luggage was sent to the room. I am very satisfied. I have stayed here many times. There is plenty of hot water. There are many restaurants nearby. The service and hygiene have always been very good. I have stayed here many times. I am very satisfied.

The lady at the front desk is very friendly. The facilities are complete and the decoration looks grand. The hotel supplies are also very complete. Convenient transportation

The rooms are new and well-equipped. The twin rooms have large beds, perfect for a family outing. The drinks in the mini-fridge are free. The breakfast is rich and varied, and the White Horse Temple brand yogurt is delicious. Free snacks are also available at the front desk. Hanfu clothing and accessories can be borrowed downstairs. Every staff member I encountered was very friendly. They even gave me a fridge magnet when I left.

Facilities: Very convenient, with fully automatic washing machines and automatic curtains, which close automatically when you pull them. The weather has been hot these days, and the central air conditioning cools down quickly. It is also equipped with a refrigerator, no odor, and very clean. Sanitation and environment: Very clean and tidy, it feels like the room of my dreams when I enter. I like it very much. I originally booked one night and then extended it for two nights. The scenery outside the window is also beautiful. Service: The lady in the guest room is very considerate. There are activities from time to time. I just caught up with the DIY non-legacy fan. The finished product is very beautiful. She will also recommend delicious and fun things near the hotel. The ladies in the guest room are all beautiful and kind. Super good. Overall, I highly recommend everyone to come. I like it very much. I will stay here again if I have the chance in the future!

The most striking thing about this stay was the hotel's ambiance! The elegant lobby, with warm chandelier lighting and greenery, creates a relaxing atmosphere the moment you enter. The view from the room was stunning, with a verdant courtyard just outside the window. In the morning, you could hear birdsong, and at night, it was incredibly quiet. The room was thoughtfully decorated, with textured wooden furniture and fresh greenery. The air was odorless, and the cleanliness was meticulous, even the cracks in the tabletops were spotless. The carpeted hallways in the public areas were completely silent, and the elevator lobby was decorated with art, creating a sense of class. Staying here felt like living in a small garden, completely relaxing both physically and mentally. Those with a love for ambiance will truly love it!

The facilities and equipment are good, the hygiene is good, the environment is average, you have to walk for a while to find a place to eat, the service can only be said to be average, but no one can complain about the exquisite buffet afternoon tea.

The boss is very enthusiastic and provides guidance on how to get to the hotel and parking. The location is very good. There is a subway station downstairs. It is also convenient to walk to the Guangzhou market for snacks. There are charging piles underground in the community. Parking is 5 yuan a day. The room is clean and has hot water. It's very fast, relatively quiet, and the security is good. I swipe the access card to enter the floor. It is very convenient to live here in Luoyang. Luoyang is cheap and tourist-friendly, but a bit hot.

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!