This is not a hotel, it's the food street of Luoyang

Located in the southern business core area of the new district, it is the center of cultural, financial, and political intersections, with a superior geographical location, easily accessible to Luoyang's major core business circles and tourist attractions. The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the Sports Center Station of the soon-to-be-opened Metro Line 2, and approximately 10 and 30 minutes' drive from the high-speed railway station and the airport, respectively. Downstairs is a sports stadium and a lake-surrounding running track park, which is a relaxing stroll away after a meal. The executive suites are spacious, equipped with a living room, dining area, bar, two bathrooms, shower, a large round bathtub, and a spacious walk-in closet, as well as a 55-inch high-definition smart TV. The headboard features an embroidered peony, showcasing the cultural characteristics of Luoyang. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer a view of the sports stadium. There is an all-day dining restaurant, Wan Hui Xuan, serving both Cantonese and local dishes. There is also an executive lounge and a lobby bar. The executive tea and lounge dinner are rich, and dining for both adults and children is not a problem. The breakfast is also rich, with Luoyang's large steamed buns as a specialty, along with pancake fruit and fresh beef soup, all worth having, and the chef's skills are commendable. The 24-hour fitness center is open, and it's a pity there is no swimming pool. The hotel staff are enthusiastic in their service and can meet guests' individual needs, such as upgrading rooms in advance. They forgot to deliver the welcome fruit on the day of arrival, but it was gifted after being reminded the next day.