Hotels With Parking in Gansu, China

The room is antique, just next to the Moroshi Temple. The small hot pot next to the skewers is particularly convenient, and it is really charming to take a quiet return to the village. I think the price is also right. Compared with those business hotels that are more biased and at least 300 large, this one is really good value for money. And the hotel brother has been busy and busy, and has been very natural to laugh and communicate with you. Compared with the standard process-style smile service of business or star hotels, people feel warmer in their hearts and really feel like visiting friends. Because it is a bungalow, the room will occasionally find small bugs and the like, but this is normal, the bungalow will definitely have these, especially care to pay attention, but we don't care about this. Other sanitary environments are very good I forgot to take the photo in the room, but it is the same as the picture introduction. Should you say or not, some suggestions, purely personal suggestions: 1. In such an antique yard, there should be a few lounge chairs. Imagine how comfortable it is to lie down in the yard and drink tea in summer; 2. The socket in the room is indeed a bit small, just two bedsides and bathrooms have a total of 3 5-hole plugs (and the side of the bedside is still occupied by the stereo), now it is mobile phones, cameras, charging treasures, drones...especially inconvenient; 3. The lenses in the projector are a bit dirty and the picture is a bit blurry.

The Dunhuang Hotel lives up to its reputation! It's located right next to the Shazhou Night Market and offers a wealth of dining options. The hotel's facilities are first-class, elegant, and beautifully appointed. I originally booked a king-size bed room without a window, but the hotel proactively upgraded me to one with a window, which was very thoughtful. The room was comfortable and cozy, and the front desk and housekeeping were attentive and helpful. I stayed four nights, and while the room was quite expensive, it was a great value! The only downside was the breakfast. While the breakfast setting was pleasant, the service was friendly, and the food looked plentiful, it was almost identical every day and not particularly tasty. The hot dishes tasted like leftovers. The cantaloupe wasn't sweet at all, and there were several canned fruits on display. It's harvest season, so why not have more fresh fruit?

The breakfast at 7 AM was very generous and varied, featuring local specialties like peaches, a local mutton dish served with bread, yogurt, and coffee. They also thoughtfully provided complimentary souvenirs, wet wipes, and small hand lotions. However, I believe the staff needs better training on local transportation options. When I called to ask for directions to the hotel, I was simply told to take a taxi. Upon asking about public transport, the reply was 'locals don't use it, so we wouldn't know,' which was quite baffling and unhelpful. Aren't people visiting here for tourism? I hope they strengthen their training in this area. On a positive note, there's a Huadong Supermarket and Bus Line 3 conveniently located right downstairs.

Staying at the Fanli’er Hotel (Lanzhou Old Street West Station Branch) during my trip to Lanzhou was an absolute gem! It's located right within the Lanzhou Old Street scenic area, so as soon as you step out, you're immersed in a cluster of ancient-style buildings, immediately feeling the historical charm. The hotel boasts a New Chinese style, with beautiful ancient elements in the lobby and a very stylish lighting installation in the elevator area, exuding an artistic vibe throughout. The bedding in the rooms is incredibly comfortable, soft and fluffy. In the dry northwest region, having air conditioning and latex pillows is a thoughtful touch. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, and amenities like a smart toilet and electric curtains are all available. The staff are warm and attentive, helping plan sightseeing routes. The hotel's beef noodles for breakfast have a delicious broth and springy noodles, with a rich variety of side dishes and fruits. 📍 The location is absolutely superb, right within the Lanzhou Old Street scenic area. Stepping out of the hotel, you're immediately greeted by the ancient-style buildings, feeling as if you've traveled back in time. It's breathtakingly beautiful when lit up at night; every casual photo turns out stunning. Plus, it’s super close to the subway station. A few stops will take you to Zhongshan Bridge to see the Yellow River, and to Baita Mountain Park for panoramic city views. Getting anywhere is convenient. Oh, and it's not far from the airport shuttle stop, so lugging luggage after landing isn't a chore. Its unique style is evident from the moment you enter the lobby, where a strong sense of art immediately greets you. The camel bell-shaped lighting installation in the elevator area is incredibly creative, with exquisite taste evident in every detail. 🍎 The stay experience was fantastic. I stayed in a viewing room overlooking the entire Old Street. Sitting by the bay window in the evening, watching the lights of the Old Street gradually illuminate, was incredibly relaxing, and it made for great photos (remember to use night mode). The bedding is custom-made by Airland, soft and comfortable. In the dry northwest, the room thoughtfully provides a humidifier and latex pillows – I absolutely loved it, had a great night's sleep, and woke up refreshed and ready to explore. There are countless delicious food options nearby. The hotel's back door leads directly to the Old Street night market, where local specialties like milk egg醪糟 (láozāo),灰豆子 (huīdòuzi), and甜胚子 (tiánpēizi) are all available.

It was really a nice stay, cozy, comfortable and clean. The receptionists were friendly and helpful. Also the breakfast was very good with many options for vegetarians and non-vegetarians 🤗❤️

I stayed in Qilihe District for a temporary meeting and booked this five-story hotel by chance. After staying there for three days, I unexpectedly discovered that this hotel without a gorgeous lobby actually interpreted the word ”comfortable” so solidly. As a frequent business traveler, I would like to share some real experiences for reference. **Perfect space planning** Although the five-story main building of the hotel is not magnificent, the king-size bed room on the fourth floor is about 40 square meters. The floor-to-ceiling windows are equipped with double-layer soundproof glass. The green shade of the old sycamore outside the window just filters the street noise. I especially like the three-separation design of the bathroom - the shower area is separated to avoid water vapor, and the invisible clothesline on the side of the washbasin is particularly friendly to business travelers. The bedside control panel combines lights, curtains and air conditioning, and the actual response is sensitive and has no delay. **Humanized flexible breakfast time** The breakfast room is located on the side of the courtyard on the first floor. The meal time from 7:00 to 9:30 takes into account both morning runners and those who catch up on sleep. There are take-away paper cups next to the freshly ground coffee machine, which is suitable for guests who need to go out in a hurry. In addition to regular Chinese and Western meals, the hot food area rotates two freshly made local snacks every day (the beef noodles I tasted on Wednesday were particularly authentic). The waiter will take the initiative to pull chairs for guests with full plates, and the food traceability notice board hanging above the dining table is a plus. **Service granularity is worth savoring** When I returned to the room the next afternoon, the trash can in the room was replaced with a new trash bag, and the half bottle of mineral water I didn't finish was still in place - this thorough and restrained cleaning sense is very comfortable. **Differentiation value behind the price difference** Observing the room types of different prices, it was found that the basic room of 400 yuan is equipped with a smart toilet and capsule coffee machine, while the suite of 1,500 yuan is equipped with a mini conference room and air purification system. This pricing strategy that does not force consumption upgrades allows guests with limited budgets to get a complete basic experience. When checking out, I tried their fast track, and it took no more than two minutes from handing back the room card to getting the electronic invoice. 🌹 When I left the hotel, I saw a sentence on the green wall at the front desk: ”Let your stay become a slice of life”, and suddenly I understood their intention to make the toothbrush set into a drawer for storage. There is no butler-style service, but every link is like an automatic sensor light - it lights up naturally when needed. This kind of pressure-free comfort may be the gentleness that modern travelers need.

We stayed 2 nights. The hotel is very nice, clean, and centrally located. The staff was very friendly and helped us with all our requests. In particular the girl with the black glasses at the reception, whose name we don't remember, was wonderful. We like to say Thank you Again We highly recommend this hotel if you are in Dunhuang.

Checked in on New Year's Eve. Two wind towels were given as a gift when I checked in. I took a photo of it specially because it was my favorite color, hehe. Cleanliness: The room was surprisingly clean. No weird smell. Facilities: Free toiletries are provided. The bathroom is spacious. The eco-friendly slippers are comfortable, but you can’t take them away. Environment: Entering the hall, it is cozy, warm and the heating is very good. Service: The beauties in the lobby are enthusiastic and warm. To emphasize, heating is very good in winter. The bedding was clean and tidy. We stayed for two days and went out to the scenic spot on the second day. They cleaned and tidied the room without any request. It is convenient to eat. There is an authentic beef noodle restaurant opposite the hotel, a convenience store next door, and a large supermarket around the corner, which is open on New Year's Eve. A perfect trip to Dunhuang! Dunhuang of the world, where my heart longs for!

Very pleasant hotel for a longer stay. Our studio suite was spacious, well equipped, had a stunning view (floor 42), and was very clean. Pool and gym were excellent. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Not all staff speaks english, but with the help of translation apps, communication was no problem. Breakfast was versatile with Chinese as well as international dishes, well prepared and for a very reasonable prize. Buffet and a la carte dining was enjoyable as well. Unfortunately, in the lounge wine was offered only by bottle not by glas. The hotel is situated in the University area, with a nice park close-by and a subway station in walking distance.

The Hyatt is the best Hotel in LanZhou. Not only because of zero distance to the yellow river, but guest services.  Because the guest room was not available, and we needed to visit provincial museums first, I’ve got guidance for luggage storage, provided local cuisine, tourist places, and reserved us a higher floor Guest room. Then we enjoyed our provincial museum, delicious local food, then we enjoyed the gorgeous view of lunch and the yellow river from the guestroom. I would definitely choose Hyatt again. And I appreciate Rita who provided very warm professional help for us! By the way, the breakfasts are very enjoyable with local special offers.