Luoyang Hotels with Bars

The Wusi Youth Hostel has an amazing location – just a five-minute walk to Xigong Xiaojie for delicious snacks. The rooms are clean, and the beds have privacy curtains. There's plenty of hot water. The front desk staff are super helpful with travel tips and food recommendations. The common areas have great recreational facilities. It's fantastic value for money, especially for solo travelers. Definitely my top choice when visiting Luoyang.

A truly wonderful experience! The room was spacious and clean, and both beds were quite large; my child and I could easily share one. The refrigerator was stocked with drinks and snacks, and there was even a card reminding guests that these were complimentary! The environment was simply amazing. Located right in the ancient town, the guesthouse has many rooms, all with a classic, antique feel, and peonies everywhere. It will probably be even more beautiful in spring when the flowers bloom! The complimentary Hanfu (traditional Han clothing) experience and lacquer fan making were a huge hit with the kids! Breakfast was different every day, ensuring everyone was well-fed. They also offer high-speed rail pick-up and drop-off service, and the driver was incredibly punctual, ensuring we weren't late! If I have the chance, I'd love to come back again when it's warmer!

GaLa Homestay is located right inside Lijing Gate, and stepping out, you're immediately on the snack street – super convenient! The owners are incredibly nice and friendly. They also have adorable pets, a dog named Cola and a cat named Fanta, who are very affectionate. The complimentary cocktail from GaLa Pub was also delicious! Although the homestay is within the scenic area, it's a quiet oasis amidst the hustle and bustle. The decor is very cozy, and the hygiene is excellent. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit Luoyang!

Luoyang Ludao Shisanshe: A Hidden Gem in the Ancient Capital Half the surprises of a trip to the ancient capital of Luoyang come from its natural landscapes and cultural heritage, and the other half undoubtedly belong to Ludao Shisanshe Hotel. This designer hotel, tucked away in Luolong District, completely overturned my expectations of accommodation from the moment I stepped into its courtyard. The location is a golden coordinate for cultural tourism, with impeccable convenience. A five-minute walk will take you to the Sui and Tang Botanical Garden, where you can admire peonies in spring and ginkgo trees in autumn – a feast for the eyes in every season. A five-minute drive will take you to the Luoyang Museum to touch history, and thirteen minutes will take you directly to the Longmen Grottoes. Catching the high-speed train is just a seven-minute drive away, eliminating any worries about transportation. Parking is available right outside the hotel, making it incredibly convenient for travelers with cars. The surrounding environment is also exceptionally quiet, offering tranquility for resting at night. The ambiance exudes elegance and Zen-like tranquility. Upon entering, you're greeted by a gently flowing misty water system, interspersed with flowers, plants, fish, and birds, instantly evoking the ethereal beauty of a Jiangnan water town. The all-wood décor, complemented by master calligraphy and paintings on the walls, and the pleasant fragrance wafting through the corridors, makes every corner feel like an art gallery setting—perfect for taking photos anywhere. I especially loved the outdoor loft; gazing at the Wangcheng Bridge from the railing, the expansive view instantly relieved travel fatigue. The rooftop terrace was the perfect spot for relaxing with tea. The rooms are filled with thoughtful details and quality. The smart home system can switch between reading, romantic, and other modes. Dyson hair dryers, Jasmine toiletries, and Evian mineral water all exude sophistication. The brand-name bedding is so soft it's addictive. Some rooms include a bathtub and bath salts, along with complimentary tea bags and snacks. A bath before bed followed by a glass of warm milk provided by the hotel is pure bliss. The hygiene was impeccable; the bedding and towels were spotless and fresh, even the toothbrushes were soft-bristled and gentle on gums—the attention to detail truly shone through. The service was so warm and welcoming that it's unforgettable. Someone called in advance to confirm my needs and proactively turned on the heating, making the room cozy and inviting from the moment I entered. The receptionist patiently answered all my questions, and the staff even brought hot water and fruit—the butler service was truly exceptional. The dining experience was a delightful surprise. Breakfast was authentic Chinese cuisine, with a full range of options including steamed buns, porridge, and fried noodles, plus complimentary refills of Pu'er tea and coffee. In the summer, they even offered free ice. The individual servings at the main courses were a truly special experience. The abalone, sea cucumber, and other ingredients were fresh, and the secret dipping sauces were incredibly delicious. Dining in a Suzhou-style courtyard setting was a feast for both the taste buds and the eyes. Having stayed at many hotels in Luoyang, Ludao Thirteen Lodge stands out as my top choice.

What a great stay! Normally, hotels by the train station are very generic but this stay felt very special. It's both convenient and comfortable. What we particularly loved: - The room is spacious and has a huge bathroom. - The breakfast was very fresh and tasty. We like Chinese food but even for non Chinese, there are some suitable choices. - There is free coffee from a nice machine all day. - The service staff is very lovely. They were very helpful and it really felt like they wanted us to enjoy the stay. - It was quiet to sleep and the bed is extremely comfortable. - 5 min walking to the train station and 10 minutes by taxi to the grottoes, so you can arrive right when the park opens to avoid the crowds. Highly recommend this stay! I'd stay here again in a heartbeat!

This was my second stay, and the service was top-notch once again! They offer high-speed rail station transfers, and there are fruits, snacks, and even late-night supper available. Whatever guests need, they'll try their best to accommodate. The room was very clean, and every day when they cleaned, they'd leave a little surprise. We came from Xi'an on short notice and our clothes were dirty, so the hotel fast-tracked our laundry and drying! If you're going to Luoyang, stay at Huayang!

Our stay at Luoyang Banshan Siji Hot Spring Hotel was the most pleasant surprise of our trip to Luoyang. The hotel corridors are brand new, and the rooms are fully equipped, offering an extremely high level of comfort. The butler service was exceptionally attentive and responsive, even arranging car services for us, so we didn't have to worry about transportation at all. The infinity pool was the absolute highlight. The views were completely unobstructed, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains. Watching the sunset paint the sky crimson in the evening was breathtaking. If you're looking for attentive service and a chance to truly relax amidst nature, this is definitely the top choice in Luoyang. We'll be back!

Hygiene: The hygiene was exceptionally poor. I arrived quite late and went straight to bed. The next morning, I woke up with my whole body itching. When I pulled back the covers, I saw a lot of skin flakes at the foot of the bed! It was incredibly dirty. Beneath the scent of the detergent on the sheets, there was a strange, acrid smell. The other bed in the twin room didn't have this issue. The picture shows one large skin flake; I cleaned up the smaller ones myself. I was shocked when I saw it. My exposed skin has been itching for days, even after applying medicine. Two of the complimentary bottled water bottles provided by the hotel were placed on the sink in the bathroom. Given that there were already two bottles on the minibar, why put another two in the bathroom sink? I personally found that a bit unhygienic. I hope the hotel changes the bedsheets for each guest. Service: The front desk staff and other services were quite good. Breakfast: The breakfast selection was rich and varied.

Let's start with the positives: This is an older, established hotel. While the facilities show their age, many small details highlight their service philosophy. For example, the 'Whim Card' lists numerous small items they can provide, which is very comprehensive. The TV remote control was disinfected and packaged. The mini-fridge contained local, classic sodas. This shows that their overall service is on point. The room was spacious enough and I didn't notice any major issues with cleanliness. Breakfast was abundant and very good. Now for the negatives: The facilities definitely need an upgrade. The computer still runs on Windows 7, and the software versions are even older. It should just be removed, there's really no need for it to be there. I suggest repairing the bathroom and faucets. The switch for diverting water between the bathtub and the showerhead isn't properly sealed; when you run the bath, the showerhead drips everywhere. The same issue exists with the shower itself. Also, the air conditioning refilled water at night. The gushing sound around 11 PM startled me; I thought there was a leak. It could easily be refilled during the day instead.

The hotel's surroundings are fantastic. It's located directly opposite the Sui-Tang Grand Canal Museum and is part of Luoshen Park, right beneath the Zhuying Pagoda, which makes for a stunning night view. The hotel area itself is very quiet, and the public spaces are modern with cozy furnishings. While the staff's service might not always be perfectly standardized, they are incredibly enthusiastic. The breakfast buffet offers a good variety, and the Chinese stir-fries are particularly tasty. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience with excellent value for money! 👍