Pet friendly Hotels in Henan, China

The location of the hotel is very good. There is a big park behind it. The service at the hotel front desk is good. The facilities are well-equipped. There are snacks and snacks in the room. The room is very large and there is an office in the building. There is a TV The 65-inch one can project the screen. There is a free parking lot, which is very cost-effective. It is recommended to stay. The unit is nearby for office convenience.

Cleanliness: Tidy and spotless, the environment is quite nice. It's close to attractions and offers great value for money, highly recommended! 👍🏻 There's a small courtyard which is very cozy. The front desk staff was friendly and even walked us to the entrance of the scenic area.

A truly great hotel, exceeded my expectations for around 250 RMB a night. **Pros:** 1. Excellent location, close to the subway and Zheng Hong City (a shopping mall). 2. Spacious room with a good view. 3. Great shower with strong water pressure that heats up quickly. 4. Very good service; staff were quite friendly and helpful. 5. Quiet, with good soundproofing. **Cons:** 1. There's a guest elevator that doesn't require a key card to access all floors, which is a bit concerning given the mixed crowd in a commercial area. 2. Map and ride-sharing apps have incorrect location data, often pinpointing it to the mall side, which requires a long walk. The closest accurate pin is Metro Exit D. 3. Bedding quality was just average.

I had a very satisfying stay here, and it was excellent value for money. The location is superb; Gulou (Drum Tower) is right across the street, and it's incredibly convenient for shopping and visiting the ancient city. The subway station is also close by. I booked a room with a mahjong/card room because I wanted a king-sized bed, and since it was too hot to go out during the day, we spent our time indoors – it even saved us the cost of renting a mahjong room elsewhere. The butler service was also very attentive and responsive to all our requests. The entire guesthouse offers a quiet escape in a bustling area, and it's quite spacious. The decor perfectly embodies a traditional Chinese aesthetic.

I booked this hotel for a layover. The shuttle service to and from the airport was quite good. The hygiene standards, for Zhengzhou, were actually pretty high, though I generally feel that hygiene in Zhengzhou isn't the best overall. The complimentary late-night snack service was a great perk. It's definitely a highlight of the hotel, offering some main dishes, side dishes, and fruits. The quality was surprisingly good, on par with what you'd find in a regular restaurant. However, it was really annoying to see some inconsiderate large family groups, especially from certain regions that emphasize clan culture, treating the free late-night snack bar like their private family reunion venue. As soon as a fresh batch was put out, they'd practically try to take the whole tray. The hotel has banquet rooms, which probably explains why the late-night snacks are so good. But instead of using proper venues for their banquets, they choose to act like barbarians at the free snack bar. It's truly shameless. To be honest, this issue has little to do with the hotel itself and is purely down to individual behavior. Still, the hotel could consider implementing stricter management in this area.

I honestly cannot say enough good things about this homestay in Dengfeng. It was the highlight of our trip to the Shaolin Temple area! The Room: The room was incredibly spacious—way bigger than we expected! And it was very, very clean. Everything from the bedding to the bathroom was spotless and well-maintained. It felt like a home away from home. The Location: Absolutely fabulous. We were close to all the main sights, including the Shaolin Temple and Mount Song. It made getting around so easy, and there were great local restaurants just steps away. The Staff (The REAL Highlight): The staff were super, super friendly and helpful from the moment we arrived. But one moment truly touched our hearts. We were running late for breakfast and arrived just as they were about to clear everything. Even though there was still plenty of food left, we only ate a little because we felt bad keeping them waiting, and we quickly headed out. Just as we were about to leave, the owner came running after us with two packs of milk in her hands. She said, ”You didn't eat much breakfast, so please take this milk before you go.” It honestly melted our hearts. That small, thoughtful gesture showed just how much she truly cares about her guests. Final Verdict: If you're visiting Dengfeng, do yourself a favor and stay here. Spacious, spotless, perfectly located, and run by the warmest, most generous people. We will definitely be back!

This was my first time staying in a fully smart-automated room, and it offered a great mix of novelty and practicality. Voice-controlled curtains and lighting mean no more getting up to adjust things—it's super easy for both tech-lazy folks and elders. The room was clean and dry, and you could see the thoughtful care put into the cleaning details. Located right at Erqi Square in the city center, shopping malls and all kinds of food are just steps away. The 24-hour front desk is always responsive, the public water bar is constantly stocked, and with the fitness and laundry facilities, both hardware and service are top-notch.

The service was excellent! I contacted the hotel in advance and they provided a pick-up service from the station. Upon check-in, I received some complimentary snacks and they even put my ID in a hilarious card holder, haha! The hotel's location is also fantastic and very convenient, with a bus stop nearby that goes directly to 'San Pang' (assuming this is a local landmark/destination). The only downside was the poor soundproofing in the room. I could hear people talking in the next room past midnight, which was quite noisy. I could also clearly hear conversations from the hallway inside my room. I hope they can improve the sound insulation.

Like coming home, receiving thoughtful care everywhere. Mo Shang Yi Su, though called a B&B, has long surpassed the typical 'agritainment' style. Its facilities rival those of a star-rated hotel, but with an added warmth and human touch that high-end hotels often lack. When I wanted to visit the Shaolin Temple scenic area, the proprietress said, ”Wait a moment, I'll drive you there.” Upon getting out, she didn't forget to remind me, ”Remember to call me when you're done, and I'll pick you up.” It was only about 600-700 meters, but it was incredibly heartwarming. As the sun set, the proprietress had already hosed down the rooftop terrace, suggesting we could go up and sit. After dinner, the entire B&B was filled with the scent of agarwood. Each floor also had an elegant tea room. After a day of sightseeing, the proprietress asked, ”What would you like to eat? We'll cook for you.” After ordering, she said, ”You can go back to your room first, we'll call you when the food is ready.” It truly felt like being at home. Before I left, the proprietress thoughtfully gave me a parting gift, allowing me to take some of that warmth home with me. As I checked out, the second-generation young man who drove me to the station shared some simple yet profound words: ”When we run a B&B, we don't compete with farm stays. We just focus on providing excellent service. We try our best to meet our guests' needs. If there's something we can't do, we find someone to help. And for requests guests haven't even made, we try to be thoughtful and proactive, striving to ensure guests leave with no regrets.” I wish the B&B family all the best and continued success!

Upon arrival, I was amazed on how quiet and clean the space were, took countless photos and couldn't dare to mess the space up, but I had to. It was such a lovely welcome with a flower (fake) on the bed, such a nice prop if you plan to take pictures with the lovely soft light coming from the window. Location is very convenient, close to the metro and buses, being right at the entrance of the 丽景门, going places was ideally. Foods and milk tea stores were downstairs less than 5min walk away. 15-20min you would had reach the end of the night market from the hotel. The room was clean and neat. If solo travel or couple traveller, it would be least of an issue, but if travelling with your friend, I must say the main door to the bathroom do need a little cover up as it is just a glass door. The bed was comfy, the pillow was the right height and firmness. I love the big space that's worth the price. I felt so space in this little hotel, the owners were so kind and friendly, vey lovely service too. In conclusion: i would come back here when I'm in Luoyang again.