2-Star Hotels in Luoyang

A heavy rain caused my train to Lanzhou to be cancelled. Feeling disappointed, a friend told me, ”Perhaps there's a hidden blessing in disguise?” Maybe? In a rush, I bought a train ticket to Luoyang, thinking these days would just pass by in a blur. But fate showed me that everything is unpredictable. I've been incredibly happy these past few days. I've almost never spent a full day in pure joy since I can remember, but here, I seem to have rediscovered all my hopes for travel. Perhaps what I seek isn't magnificent mountains and rivers or elaborate decorations, but the people I meet along the way and the stories that arise because of them. On July 15th, I wrote: ”I don't want to be someone who only fantasizes in words.” But before coming here, I no longer understood why I was setting out. So on July 26th, I wrote again: ”I'm a little afraid to set out now. I constantly want to leave, but where to? What are those endless distances?” Life sometimes feels like an immeasurable void to me, so I need everyone. How grateful I am for the stories that exist because of you all. I won't forget Yiming and Wang Zhi, who first invited me to eat. I won't forget Sister Shuwen, whose itinerary was the exact opposite of mine. I remember the streets and alleys we walked together, the KTV we sang at, and our 5:30 AM breakfast. The air that day was humid and muggy, with deep tree shadows. Willow branches swayed faintly, as if bidding a reluctant farewell. I fell back a few steps, wanting to remember your retreating figures. Guitar Bro casually chatted with Wangzi, Teacher Sis hummed a song, and I saw my bag swaying on Wangzi's back. I seem not to have visited many of the so-called must-see places in Luoyang, but it also feels like I've been to many places I was meant to see. The roads around the building materials market are so confusing, and even now, I still don't know my way. That's because every time, you all were in front of me, by my side. I followed you closely, whether it was in the early morning before the city woke, the afternoon under the scorching sun, or a night that felt like I was walking in circles. I never felt scared. So, perhaps I really should believe that fate always has the best plans. Thank you, heavy rain. See you next time, everyone. See you next time, Luoyang.

The B&B is in hotel style, very satisfactory, and the location is very good, very close to Yingtianmen! Makeup is so convenient! The room is also very clean, breaking the impression of B&B haha There is no elevator, but I see that there are old houses around that have been converted into B&Bs, and none of them have elevators, so I can accept that there is no elevator, after all, it is very close to the scenic spot You can tell from the details of the homestay that the owner has carefully arranged it. The service is also very good. When we checked out, he saw us taking our luggage downstairs and ran up to help us get it. Mineral water is free of charge. The disposables are also of high quality. The mattress is very comfortable. I am very satisfied overall and highly recommended.

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.

Haiyou Hotel Longmen Station Branch was truly fantastic; I was so lucky to stay here during this trip. The hotel was exceptionally clean, the bed was very comfortable, the hot water was plentiful for showering at night, and there was absolutely no smell of smoke in the room. In particular, the receptionist, Xiao Wang, was incredibly welcoming. He not only recommended the delicious local San Dan mutton soup but also proactively helped us contact a tour group when we couldn't book tickets for Laojun Mountain online, ensuring we could successfully visit the mountain. His service was exceptionally thoughtful and attentive!

The front desk lady was super enthusiastic, answering all my questions about tourist routes and local food. The staff were also very kind; due to my itinerary, I booked separate stays at the hotel. Two days after checking out, I came back to store my luggage, and they happily helped me. The hotel offers great value for money, with affordable prices and a quiet atmosphere. It's so much better than the second hotel I stayed at, and even cheaper! The hotel I originally planned to stay at for my trip turned out to be a total disappointment.

It was very quiet after 11 PM, and the view was fantastic; you could see the city walls from your room. The facilities were complete, including a washer and dryer. Transportation was very convenient, very close to the subway and bus stations. The old city was right downstairs, with a lively, bustling atmosphere – it felt like stepping back in time. The room was very clean and odor-free, with 24-hour hot water. Most importantly, it was located on the city walls, so I highly recommend it.

First and foremost, the host and property manager were incredibly welcoming. We arrived at the complex just as the manager was inspecting rooms, and they even helped us carry our luggage – a definite thumbs-up! The apartment itself is spacious and bright, featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms, all immaculately clean. The location is fantastic, situated right in the heart of the old town with excellent transport links. Luoyi Ancient City is just a short stroll downstairs, offering a variety of street food. Conveniently, the Luoyi Ancient City metro station (Line 1) is also just downstairs. You can take the metro one stop to Lijinmen, where you'll find Old Town Cross Street with all sorts of local snacks inside the city gate. The second stop is Yingtianmen, near the Tiantang, Mingtang, and Jiuzhouchi attractions, whose evening light shows are particularly stunning. We visited during the summer, so we unfortunately missed the famous Luoyang peonies; I'll have to return next April to see them. Luoyang is truly a city steeped in history, and I definitely plan to visit again!

The location is very close to luoyi ancient city, less than 5 mins walk. When we arrived, the boss pickup us at cross road due to small alley so our driver cannot drop us directly. Boss is very nice even though we do not understanding Chinese. We communicate via translator apps. Breakfast is provided but we woke up late 😂😂 so the kitchen is closed already. But it’s okay tho because when we asked for extended check out, the boss kindly offer no further fee. We explore luoyi ancient city (5min walking), lijing gate (10min via DiDi) and yingtianmen (18min via DiDi). The room is very modern look and using smart system. The lock also using auto lock so no worries for break enter. The bed and pillow so soft we sleep soundly. There is auto lighting at the mirror in the bathroom which is very nice for makeup. There is small courtyard outside room which is very aesthetic. Overall nice environment and experience. Very recommended for foreigners like us.

This hotel was an amazing find for our trip to Luoyang! The location is absolutely perfect; it's right on Shizi Street, and just a few minutes' walk to Luoyi Old City, Yingtianmen, Mingtang, and Tiantang. It was so convenient to walk back to our room after enjoying the light show at night. Plus, there are tons of local snacks all around. The room was spotlessly clean, and the bedding and bathroom were fresh and odor-free. The decor has a fantastic Tang Dynasty historical vibe, and the soft furnishings really capture Luoyang's unique style. It's incredibly photogenic! We had a comfortable and worry-free stay. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Luoyang!

This is a great place for a tourist. The price and environment are very good. It's next to the train station and the transportation is very convenient. There are buses from the train station to Longmen Grottoes and White Horse Temple. The lady at the front desk was very warm. She was worried that I might not be wearing enough clothes because of the temperature drop in Luoyang. I recommend staying here.