2-Star Hotels in Lanzhou

★★★★★ I had a fantastic stay at the HanTing Hotel (Lanzhou Zhongshan Bridge Zhangye Road Pedestrian Street). Everything about this hotel exceeded my expectations, from the amenities to the incredible hospitality. Outstanding Service The highlight of my stay was the exceptional help from the front desk, specifically Mr. 芦彦林. Since I don't speak much Chinese, I was worried about the logistics of my trip to the Bingling Temple Grottoes. Mr. 芦彦林 went above and beyond by making several phone calls to my driver to ensure every detail was coordinated. He was incredibly thorough, asking the driver many detailed questions to make sure my trip would be smooth and safe. His kindness and dedication truly made my visit stress-free. Great Amenities and Breakfast The buffet breakfast was excellent. There was a wide variety of high-quality options to choose from, providing a perfect start to a long day of sightseeing. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. Prime Location You couldn't ask for a better location in Lanzhou. The hotel is situated right by the Zhangye Road Pedestrian Street and within walking distance of many major attractions, including Zhongshan Bridge. Accessibility: It is very close to the subway and numerous bus lines, making it incredibly easy to navigate the city. Convenience: Plenty of shopping and local dining options are right at your doorstep. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Lanzhou, especially international travelers. The service provided by Mr. 芦彦林 and the rest of the staff is world-class!

The location is pretty good, with lots of food options right outside. It's also just one bus ride away from the Provincial Museum, and best of all, parking is free. The room's bed can be fully enclosed, offering great privacy, though it can get a bit stuffy when completely closed off – that's really a matter of personal preference.

This hotel is the most cost-effective hotel I have stayed in since my trip. More than 100 can live in the city center. Downstairs is Ma Anjun Spicy Beef Noodles. Next to it is the food commercial street, Lanzhou Center, Gansu Provincial Museum, very close to the bus station and subway station, very convenient to travel, The attitude of the boss is also very good. As for the situation mentioned in other comments, I think this has to be seen. If you have high requirements for the hotel, you can go to stay for four or five hundred and one nights. This hotel is more than one hundred and one night. What kind of bicycles, if you come out to play, stay in the hotel for the night, I highly recommend this hotel if there is no additional need.

I stayed in a 4-person room. The room was minimalist and medium-small, with lockers – basic but comfortable. The common area is stylish and inviting, with plenty of seating, cozy corners, plants, kettles, and power outlets, though it’s on a high floor with a glass ceiling – warm when hot, cozy when cold, and the few fans aren’t always enough. The staff at the desk were friendly, laundry facilities available, though no snacks or cold drinks. The area is urban, among regular buildings, so not particularly attractive from the outside, but within walking distance to the museum and the metro station, with a large supermarket and several food options nearby. Overall, a decent place to stay in Lanzhou.

On the map this hotel is about 900m away from the Lanzhou West train station, but I would advise you to take a taxi/ride-hail vehicle if you have large/heavy luggage. You have to either cross an overhead bridge without lift to reach the hotel, and because the stretch of road has buildings beside it that are undergoing construction, it can be a bit difficult to navigate the footpath which sometimes spills over to the road. Alternatively, you can take the metro for one stop and backtrack, but you would have to put your luggage through the scanner, let security test your liquids in the luggage, etc. There is a convenience store outside the hotel, but otherwise there isn't much shopping to be done. The location is good only because it is near the train station.

I stayed for 4 nights, and the room was cleaned daily with prompt service. The bed was comfortable, the environment was quiet, and there was plenty of natural light. It came with a table and chairs. The hotel's location is excellent, close to the subway station, and within walking distance of the Yellow River, Zhongshan Bridge, and a pedestrian street, making it very convenient for getting around. There's also a parking lot, and the scenery is beautiful! The front desk staff were incredibly attentive, warm, and thoughtful. Check-in was quick, and any issues were resolved promptly. They really go the extra mile to meet guests' needs, making you feel welcome and comfortable.

It is quite close to the College of Arts and Sciences, and it needs to go around. The room is large, the bed is large, the quilt is thick and warm, the lighting is very good, and the night view can be seen at night. The boss sister is very good, very warm, kind and talkative. If you have an exam the next day, my sister said that you don't have to check out at 12 o'clock (I checked in at 6 o'clock in the evening, if it exceeds 24 hours, it should not work). This will not be finished, there is no wireless network, public toilets have no hand sanitizer and toilet paper and other toiletries, you can ask if you mind.

The room is clean and tidy, the air conditioning is powerful, the boss is friendly and the pick-up service is very good. It is very convenient to eat around. There is a place to eat on the opposite sidewalk. Turn left and keep going. There are several food stalls. There are many people eating barbecue.

The owner is very nice, the environment is clean and hygienic, and everything is complete. The toilet even comes with a toilet seat cover, which is very thoughtful and matches the picture perfectly.

It's a great place to stay if you know the location, but it can be a bit challenging for foreigners. Even I, who speak a little Chinese, wandered around for about an hour, especially since I couldn't understand a single word of the local language. Still, I managed to find it, despite the twists and turns. I was grateful for the early check-in. However, my first impression wasn't so positive. I encountered a guest smoking a cigarette in the living room, which was quite casual. Next, the room was so dark that even with the lights on, it felt like nighttime. Nevertheless, the bed was comfortable, and all the amenities were there. There was even a small folding desk. I was impressed by the owner's sense of style. However, the bathroom sink was constantly littered with cigarette ash and the smell of cigarettes permeated the room. This was a mixed-use space, which was a real challenge. For non-smokers, the smell is excruciating. My throat eventually swelled. It's a good place for smokers and those who are very familiar with Chinese. I wouldn't recommend it to non-smokers or women due to the shared bathroom.