Boutique Hotels in Henan, China

Very nice hotel! Liked it very much! The room was clean and comfortable, the reception was welcoming, breakfast was fine, found nice cozy cafe nearby! Definitely will stay here next time on my business trip again!

I was immediately drawn in by the lovely and comforting scent in the lobby. The front desk staff were incredibly thoughtful during check-in, even offering me tea. Getting that warm tea in my hands on such a cold day was truly heartwarming. The check-in process was very quick, and check-out was just as efficient and professional. The room was also excellent. As someone with a bit of a germ phobia, I really appreciated that they provided extra disposable toilet seat covers and disinfectant wipes. It was a really nice touch.

This is a branded hotel, so it has all the standard amenities and services you'd expect. It's located in the upper floors of Zhengzhou's landmark 'Big Corn' building, which is part of the Millennium Plaza. To get to the hotel by car, you first need to enter the plaza's underground parking garage. From there, it takes three elevator transfers to reach the hotel, which was a bit of a head-scratcher! 😂😂😂 However, the top floor offers great views. Breakfast is a mix of Western and Chinese options, but I do wish they offered more local specialties.

Overall, it was a good experience. The room layout was well-designed, making it easy to store belongings, and the soundproofing was decent. Although there's a road and a shopping mall diagonally across, which can be noisy during the day with loudspeakers, it was very quiet at night. The breakfast was quite extensive, and the coffee was excellent. The hotel staff were all very friendly, helping with luggage and greeting guests with smiles. The front desk, in particular, proactively offered information about the local area. Bella Li, especially, was very attentive and helpful when assisting me with extending my stay. My only suggestion would be to add trash cans in the public areas on the first floor; their absence was a bit inconvenient.

The location is super convenient for high-speed rail travel from Hangzhou East. The room was spacious and very comfortable, with clean carpets. The soundproofing was good, so we weren't disturbed by any noise. The hot water for the shower worked perfectly. The breakfast spread was generous and enjoyable, and the quality of the Chinese restaurant was also quite good – we ate there twice. They even kindly offered a late checkout until 2 PM, which we really appreciated. Overall, we were very satisfied, and it offered great value for money. We'd definitely consider staying here again if we have the chance. It would be even better if the internet connection could be improved (though the staff member who came to install the router was very quick and efficient, so it didn't really impact our experience too much).

If you go to Jiaozuo for business and travel, such as self-driving Yuntai Mountain Scenic Area, it is highly recommended to stay at Jiaozuo Guest House (the parking lot is very large and free), absolutely surprises are absolutely value for money. The hotel's hardware facilities and prices are available for everyone to check the hotel introduction. The management service surprised me. From the room service at the front desk of the lobby to the cafeteria, the uniform and attitude of the staff, and the standard five-star hotel paradigm level are not seen in the whole season of Crystal Atour. It is worth mentioning that the manager Yang Yang of the Shili Gallery buffet restaurant is handsome, warm and professional. I will choose the hotel because of him and eat the buffet!

The environment is elegant and the hotel is located within a large park. The room itself is also quite beautiful. The breakfast area has a lovely ambiance, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of the outdoor scenery. The breakfast selection is rich and delicious. The service staff are exceptionally warm, polite, and attentive. It's within walking distance to Qingming Riverside Landscape Garden and Wanshou Mountain. You can take an electric shuttle from outside the hotel lobby to the main road. When returning, just inform the gatekeeper, and they'll call an electric shuttle to pick you up and bring you back to the hotel lobby. The only minor drawback is that some areas of the carpet are light gray and look a bit worn, but it's a small detail that doesn't detract from the overall quality. I highly recommend staying here.

InterContinental consistently delivers on quality, and every staff member I encountered was friendly and smiled. The elegant orchids in public areas and details like 5100 bottled water all exuded good taste. Plus, if you love swimming and working out, this is a great place to stay. The buffet, priced at around 200+ per person, is definitely worth trying; the seafood quality is excellent. However, the biggest issue is the lack of ventilation and natural airflow. It got uncomfortably stuffy in less than a day, making it unsuitable for extended stays. The mattress was extremely thick, and the duvet was very warm, making it hard to sleep in the first half of the night due to the heat. Secondly, the complimentary 'special experience' lacked sincerity. The hotel couldn't directly book it; I had to contact the vendor myself, and the front desk didn't proactively offer this information. It took several phone calls to finally reach them, and in the end, I couldn't do it because the timing didn't work out. The vendor was on the 2nd floor of David City, and the actual service duration was only about 10 minutes, despite the hotel's page stating 30 minutes (which apparently requires buying products). Why would I travel so far just to apply hand cream and eye cream myself? I'd rather skip it. There were also a few minor flaws that didn't overshadow the overall experience: The toilet paper was very thin, the flip-top bin was inconvenient, and the toothbrush bristles were too hard.

The room, though small, had everything we needed and was very cozy. We stayed with two four-year-olds, and the front desk staff was incredibly kind and helpful. The airport shuttle service was punctual and attentive. The wake-up call for our early flight was perfectly timed, and they even thoughtfully arranged an emergency breakfast for us.

This is a Chinese garden-style hotel. I've flown past it many times before, but this was my first stay. I never have very high expectations for hotels near airports or high-speed rail stations. Before checking in, I saw online reviews mentioning that the facilities were a bit old, so I just thought of it as an overnight stop, mainly to get some rest quickly after arriving late. However, there were many things that pleasantly surprised me during my stay. Personally, I think the facilities and equipment are quite good. The main thing was how fast the airport pickup was; they picked me up about 5 minutes after I called, and it was a 2-minute drive to the hotel. When entering, I even saw many flight attendants checking in, which immediately reassured me about the hotel's cleanliness and safety. When checking in, the front desk mentioned they offer free late-night snacks, with options like wontons and white fungus soup. My wife and I ordered two bowls of wontons. About 20 minutes after we got to the room, a staff member delivered them. I devoured them in a few minutes at midnight, haha! I have to say, these wontons were absolutely delicious, whether I was just hungry or what, I loved them! Many hotels I've stayed at before also offer late-night snacks, but most of them are porridge. Compared to porridge cooked in a large batch, I much prefer the wontons at this hotel. They take a bit longer to wait for, but they're freshly made.