Hotels in Longmen Station/Municipal government, Luoyang

On my recent trip to Luoyang Longmen, I stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Luoyang Longmen. It's conveniently located right next to the Luoyang Longmen High-Speed Railway Station, just a 5-minute walk away. Luoyang was quite hot these past few days, but thankfully, the hotel provided immediate comfort upon entering. The facilities were excellent, and the service was very good. Upon entering my room, I found a spacious bed. From the window, I could see the high-speed rail station. I initially thought it might be noisy, but to my pleasant surprise, it was completely quiet, allowing me to sleep very well. The bed was also very comfortable.

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!

We chose the Holiday Inn Express by Kaiyuan in Luoyang for our family trip during the summer holidays. This particular branch in Luoyang is generally superior to the one in Luanchuan, and the service was fantastic. The hotel's location is excellent. It's not far from the Longmen Grottoes and Luoyang Museum, and Yingtian Gate is also within a reasonable distance. Parking is a major convenience here, with two underground levels, which is far better than hotels in Luoyang's old town. My tip for visitors to Luoyang is to park your car here and then rely on taxis for sightseeing and dining; it's incredibly convenient. Upon check-in, we received complimentary souvenirs and fruit, which was a very thoughtful gesture. We also got a room upgrade. Breakfast is served until 10 AM and offers a great variety. A lovely touch was the complimentary old-fashioned popsicles available for guests to take from the lobby entrance on the first floor, perfect for cooling down in the summer heat. Our room was very clean. We also noticed quite a few international guests staying at the hotel. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay.

The hotel boasts a fantastic setting, perched on a mountain with panoramic views of Luoyang city. The rooms are generously sized, and the balconies are particularly spacious. The hotel grounds are expansive and beautifully landscaped. However, the interior amenities felt a bit unpolished, especially the smart toilet, whose quality and cleanliness were quite worrisome. After each flush, it would emit a strange, continuous noise for several minutes. The hotel breakfast was of good quality and served semi-buffet style. Yet, the offerings were quite repetitive; after staying for two nights, we found choices limited on the second morning. The breakfast cold dishes, in particular, were visually appealing but lacked flavor. On a positive note, the customized barbecue dinner is highly recommended. It was delicious, and the chef clearly put a lot of care into its preparation.

Me and my friend loved this hotel! Not only was it walking distance to the Luoyang Longmen Station, but the hotel was very clean and modern as well. The staff were also very nice and helpful and I definitely think I will be staying at this hotel again if I ever made another visit to Luoyang. The only minor thing that we felt could be improved on is to have more than one USB outlet in the room, as only having one does limit charging options for rooms with more than one person. Overall a very satisfying experience!

The most impressive thing is the big umbrella on the roof, and the various decorations are very unique. The toothbrush is not disposable, but a Sanxiao toothbrush sold in the supermarket. The toothpaste is from Heimei. Although it is also in a small bottle, it is much larger than the ones in ordinary hotels. It is no problem to brush five or six times. The shower is also very easy to use, and the hot water comes out quickly and the water volume is large. The front desk service is also very good. When I left, I was given a Luoyang specialty snack, which is very thoughtful. The hotel also has a station delivery service, which sent us directly to the high-speed rail station when we left. The service is very thoughtful! The only regret is that although the TV is very large, you need to recharge VIP to watch movies, and you can't cast the screen. I don't know if this business can improve in the future. I personally think that there won't be many people who recharge, so it's better to let customers cast their own screens to increase customer favorability.

This was the third hotel I stayed at during my trip to Henan. Overall, when comparing service across various industries in Henan's tourism sector, hotels consistently left the best impression, and this one was no exception. Everyone I encountered, from management to staff, was incredibly friendly and welcoming. And I must say, the front desk ladies I met at hotels in Henan were all quite attractive – it genuinely brightened my day! I couldn't help but wonder how the management consistently managed to recruit such appealing staff for the front desk. It even made me ponder if perhaps Henan's economy and per capita income are still relatively low, as, apart from tourist attractions, prices were genuinely quite affordable. The hotel offers convenient parking, is a peaceful oasis amidst a bustling area, and provides easy access for getting around. Highly recommended.

A luxurious experience that blends the past and the present, a perfect journey that makes you feel at home! I especially want to give a thumbs up to the ultimate service of Miss Kagla at the front desk! From the first second I stepped into the hotel, her signature warm smile made people feel like spring breeze. When checking in, she not only accurately captured our needs of ”wanting to deeply experience Luoyang culture”, but also took the initiative to upgrade the room facing the lake view and handed over a handwritten recommendation list - from ”the route to visit the Longmen Grottoes to avoid the crowds at 8 o'clock in the morning” to ”the map of beef soup restaurants that only locals know”, every suggestion accurately hit our points of interest. It truly interprets the Marriott spirit of ”customer first”.

The room was very clean, and the staff were all incredibly warm and friendly. They were proactive in helping us with parking arrangements, and the location is also very convenient. The breakfast spread was incredibly rich and varied, and the children absolutely loved it! We were extremely satisfied – it was definitely a highlight of our trip to Luoyang. The laundry facilities were also excellent.

This is one of the most satisfying hotels I've stayed in recently. In recent years, I've noticed a decline in the overall standards of major hotel chains, even 5-star and 5-diamond properties. The quality of rooms, from bedding and linens to the overall scent, seems to be deteriorating. For example, mid-month, I stayed at the Marriott on Nanjing Road in Shanghai, and the linens were already a dull grayish-white. Then I visited the Ritz-Carlton Tianjin, a hotel with a century of architectural heritage, but a strong smell of wool carpet permeated everywhere, from the lobby to the rooms! I even wondered if it was a pet-friendly hotel, thinking it was the smell of cats and dogs. But I digress. However, this hotel's aesthetic is simple yet grand. The rooms are fully equipped and don't feel dated. The lighting control panel offers various options, and the linens and bedding are pristine white, feeling silky and very comfortable. I particularly appreciated the pillows: one goose down and one memory foam, and their height was just perfect for me, as I'm not accustomed to sleeping on overly soft duck down pillows. The room had a fresh and dry ambiance, perhaps due to Luoyang's inland location in the heart of the Central Plains. I especially liked the wall panels; I even took pictures to save as inspiration for my own home renovation. I've attached a few casual photos for reference. Overall, the value for money here is outstanding!