Pet Friendly Hotels in Lanzhou

The hotel is conveniently located, the room is clean and tidy, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and the sound insulation effect is good. The front desk service is warm and intimate, the check-in is efficient, the hot water is sufficient, the network speed is fast, the overall experience is very good, the room is spacious and bright, the decoration is simple and atmospheric, and the cleaning is spotless. The staff is friendly, responsive, and live in peace of mind and comfort. It is a very satisfying stay experience.

A great hotel for the price. The location is fantastic, right next to Exit D of Xiguan Subway Station, adjacent to Zhangye Road Pedestrian Street, and within easy reach of Muta Alley Snack Street and Dazhong Alley Night Market. I expected a noisy stay in such a place, but the room was surprisingly quiet. Upon chatting, I discovered the owner had put a lot of effort into noise isolation, resulting in excellent soundproofing. The room resembles the design of the Atour Hotel, with smart curtains and toilets. The toilet itself is particularly impressive; it's as comfortable, convenient, and fully automatic as my own at home. The towels are all disposable, clean, and reassuring. I accidentally lost my room card while visiting the night market, but the owner, true to his Northwest roots, generously didn't fine me. I felt really bad about it, thank you!

Good service, super enthusiastic boss, good location, good environment

The hotel is in a good location, very close to Zhangye Road Pedestrian Street, convenient to Zhongshan Bridge and Baitashan Park, not far from the subway station, and there are two beef noodles nearby that taste very good. The hotel room is clean and tidy, the facilities are complete, the boss is very amiable, recommend everyone to stay, five-star praise. The hotel is in a good location, very close to Zhangye Road Pedestrian Street, convenient to Zhongshan Bridge and Baitashan Park, not far from the subway station, and there are two beef noodles nearby that taste very good. The hotel room is clean and tidy, the facilities are complete, the night sleep is very quiet, the boss is amiable, I recommend everyone to come and stay, five-star praise.

The hotel is in the city center, very close to Zhongshan Bridge. There are many places to eat and entertain nearby. The hotel service is also very good. Qianqian and Nana at the front desk are warm and thoughtful, gentle and considerate. The room has been upgraded, making people feel at home. Afternoon tea is also provided. It is a very satisfactory stay experience

It was my first business trip to Lanzhou and I had a very good experience at this hotel. The location is good. Downstairs is the Lanzhou Zhangye Road Commercial Street, diagonally across from the Dazhong Lane Xinguang Night Market, and about 200 meters ahead is the Zhongshan Bridge check-in spot by the Yellow River. The room is fully equipped with smart Xiaodu control throughout the house. The mattress is a good place for sleeping, the room is clean, and the service attitude is good. Overall, I am satisfied with the experience. I will stay at this hotel again when I go on a business trip to Lanzhou. It is convenient for eating, drinking and shopping nearby. I recommend it.

This hotel is super close to the airport, just about a 10-minute drive, which makes catching a flight so stress-free. Right across from the entrance is Nakagawa Town, with lots of dining options nearby, making it really convenient for meals and shopping. The only minor drawback is that parking on the service road in front of the hotel is limited, and the road is quite narrow, making it a bit tricky to park if you're driving yourself. The front desk staff were very friendly and welcoming, making for a great check-in experience. The room was clean and tidy, the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, and the shower had good water pressure with stable water temperature. The hotel also provides disposable towels, ensuring good hygiene. Overall, it offers excellent value for money and is perfect for an airport stay.

Every day after returning from a trip, the front desk would call me to check if my room card still worked. The excuse was: the system was unstable, and when it crashed, the data would be cleared, and I might need to re-authorize the room card. This continued for several days, and I got annoyed. I complained a few times, but the receptionist on the 18th was rude, acting like guests owed her money. If a hotel's operating system is unstable, you should investigate the cause and upgrade the system. Why bother calling guests every day to check if their room card still worked? If you can't even handle this, what kind of hotel are you running? Also, when I showered, water would overflow along the wall next to the shower, flowing past the two bedside tables and onto the curtained wall on the other side. This meant the overflow would permeate the entire room. After careful observation, I discovered there might be a problem with the hotel's drainage system, or perhaps the sealant on the bottom of the shower wasn't properly applied, causing the shower water to overflow and not drain away properly. All in all, it's a bit bizarre, so if you're planning to stay here, choose carefully.

This homestay is cost-effective and the rooms are clean and tidy. Although there is no air conditioning in all the rooms, it is still acceptable for short-term stays. Because I personally like this kind of home feeling, I feel it is very warm, just like returning to my own home, and living very comfortably. However, given the advice of some reviews, if you are looking for more facilities and comfort, a hotel might be a better choice. After all, there is nothing particularly amazing here, it is more of a simple and comfortable living experience. Because of the special date, I was unable to book a room the next day, which shows that this B&B is still very popular. If you like this kind of living and warm environment, you might as well give it a try.

The size of the room matches the picture description and the quality of the daily necessities is poor.