4-Star Hotels in Henan, China

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 guesthouse is really unique! The courtyard is clean and tidy, perfect for photos, and there's a lovely terrace. Right outside is a street full of snacks from the ancient town, so late-night eats are super convenient. The bedding was incredibly comfortable too. Both the facilities and service are excellent. They even gave us a small gift when we checked out!

The Luoyang Gudu Manbu Hotel (Yingtianmen Luoyi Old City Store) is located right inside Luoyang's old city, offering an excellent location. It's within easy walking distance of both Yingtianmen and Lijingmen, and a subway station is conveniently located nearby, making getting around very easy. Overall, the hotel service is good. The staff are generally warm and attentive, and bottled water can be requested as needed. The guest rooms are medium-sized with simple facilities and smart control via 'Xiao Du'. The overall layout is reasonable. The bedding, including sheets, duvets, and pillows, is of good quality, and the towels are also good. The downsides are that the room's air conditioning had a strong odor (though it improved slightly after I switched rooms), and the shower design had no door, causing water to spill out. The hotel has a laundry room with a dryer, which is convenient for guests. Parking is also easy. The breakfast is just okay; although the variety isn't particularly rich, there's definitely enough to fill you up, including local specialties like Luoyang beef soup and 'Hula Tang' (spicy soup). This hotel offers decent value for money during the Peony Festival high season, despite the higher prices. I stayed for two consecutive days and had a good experience. Upon leaving, the hotel gave me a box of local Luoyang pastries, which was a thoughtful touch.

My overall impression of this Holiday Inn Express stay can be summed up as 'just right comfort.' As a mid-range hotel under the InterContinental Hotels Group, it perfectly balances quality and value for money, making it especially suitable for business travelers and families. Smooth and Efficient Check-in Experience The front desk staff were professional and friendly, proactively offering a welcome drink for members. From check-in to receiving my room card, the entire process took no more than five minutes. Guest Room: Attention to Detail I stayed in a King Superior Room, approximately 30 square meters, with a well-thought-out layout: · Excellent bedding quality, with a mattress that was neither too soft nor too hard, providing an excellent sleep experience. · The workspace was equipped with an ergonomic office chair and a multi-port charging station. · The mini-fridge provided cold water. · The bathroom featured a wet/dry separation, ample water pressure, and instant hot water. · Good soundproofing; I could barely hear any noise from the hallway or adjacent rooms. Dining and Facilities The breakfast selection was rich, with a good balance of Chinese and Western options. The freshly made noodles and the local specialty, 'Hulatang' (spicy soup), were particularly impressive (breakfast starts at 6:30 AM). Excellent Location The hotel is located near Zhengzhou East Station: · A 10-minute walk to the high-speed rail station. Areas for Improvement While the overall experience was good, there's still room for improvement: 1. The in-room Wi-Fi speed was a bit slow during peak hours. 2. There are no shopping facilities nearby, making it inconvenient for shopping.

The room is comfortable, spacious and clean. The curtains, lights and air - conditioner are linked to Xiaodu smart devices, which is very convenient. The super king size (2 - meter - wide) big bed is really cozy. An adult and two kids can sleep comfortably on it, offering a great experience. We arrived at 1 a.m. Parking was convenient and free. After shopping at Pangdonglai Supermarket, you can push the trolley straight to the hotel elevator. It's worth recommending. As there was a long queue at Pangdonglai Supermarket, I called the hotel's customer service. The hotel kindly gave us a free late check - out until 2 p.m. It's really nice and definitely worth a recommendation. 房间很舒适，超级大，很干净，窗帘灯光空调都链接小度智能设备,很方便. 2米的大床超级舒适，一个大人两个孩子一起睡的很舒服，体验非常好！我们是凌晨2点到的，停车很方便而且是免费的，胖东来超市购物出来直接就能把推车推到酒店电梯口. 因为胖东来排队太久，给客服打了个电话，酒店给免费延迟到2点退房，非常赞！值得推荐.

This garden hotel is absolutely stunning! 🏞️ The courtyards are deep and lush with greenery, the winding paths are secluded, and the sound of flowing water is so soothing. Waking up to birdsong in the morning and watching the sunset cast its glow over the pavilions and towers in the evening felt like living inside a moving ink wash painting. It's a tranquil oasis in the midst of a bustling area, elegant and serene, with convenient transportation and attentive service. The large underground parking lot downstairs is very convenient, it's close to the attractions, and the breakfast was clearly prepared with care – it was delicious. It truly was the most healing haven during my trip. I'll definitely stay here again next time!

The hotel is located in the city center, an 8-minute walk from the Nanyang Prefectural Government Office. Be careful when using navigation as you approach, as it's easy to miss the hotel parking lot. There's a dumpling restaurant on the second floor, with larger signage than the hotel itself. I was a little confused after parking if I needed to go in. The hotel was clean and cozy, and they even gave us two bottles of Evian mineral water. It was clean and hygienic. The downside of this hotel is the breakfast. It's not that the food is bad, but there wasn't anything particularly appealing. Hotels in Zhoukou, Zhumadian, and Anyang in Henan Province generally have good breakfasts. This hotel was the only one that was bad. Henan is a province known for its noodles, so the noodles should be good. The noodles I ordered tasted like they had something added to them; they were very chewy but lacked any real noodle flavor. It would have been a waste not to eat them, and they made me feel unwell. The stir-fried dishes for breakfast were also strange. One dish, supposedly Kung Pao Chicken, was incomparable to anything else, and I didn't even take a picture. Overall, if you don't need breakfast, this hotel is a good choice.

The location is excellent, the transportation is convenient, and the surrounding food, drink and shopping are very convenient. The room facilities are perfect, the air conditioning, hot water, network are very stable, the bedding is soft and comfortable to sleep. The front desk is friendly, the check-in is fast, and the questions are answered patiently. The sanitary details are full, the floor tabletop is spotless, the bathroom is clean and stainless, and the cleaning is very careful. The overall experience exceeded expectations and is a good choice for travel and accommodation.

I was incredibly satisfied with this hotel, truly. The room was spacious and spotlessly clean throughout, very roomy. The staff were super friendly, and the decor was exactly to my taste. The afternoon tea was the absolute highlight – coming back after a day out and enjoying tea, fruit, and snacks in the lounge area was just perfect. It was all so refined and well-presented, not an afterthought at all, and the ambiance was wonderful.

Traveling with elderly family members, the hotel's proximity to Longting Park was very convenient for sightseeing. There are many soup dumpling restaurants nearby, and you absolutely must try soup dumplings when you visit Kaifeng. The hotel's mattress was excellent and comfortable; I even specifically asked at check-out where to buy one. The front desk staff enthusiastically introduced me to a mini-program where I could find more information, which I'll look into when I get back. This time, I booked a room with two 1.5-meter double beds, which made it a bit pricier.