Wuwei Hotels with Free Breakfast

The room was clean and tidy, and the staff were beautiful and elegant. Highly recommended! (๑＞◡＜๑) 👍🏻 A must-have for business trips and travel. The room was clean and tidy, and the staff were beautiful and elegant. Highly recommended! (๑＞◡＜๑) 👍🏻 A must-have for business trips and travel. The room was clean and tidy, and the staff were beautiful and elegant. Highly recommended! (๑＞◡＜๑) 👍🏻 A must-have for business trips and travel. The room was clean and tidy, and the staff were beautiful and elegant. Highly recommended! (๑＞◡＜๑) 👍🏻 A must-have for business trips and travel.

Overall, it was okay. However, having stayed at other hotels in Wuwei, I felt this one could improve in a few areas: 1. No parking guidance. Both of my preferred navigation apps directed me to the parking lot exit, but there was no one there and the barrier wouldn't lift. I had to try going back to the main road, only to find a turn after driving 800 meters. 2. No greeter. I had to carry my own luggage, walking through an empty lobby to the front desk where there was only one person (around 8 PM on a Saturday). 3. Only two elevators, and they were very small. 4. The rooms were large, but the bathrooms were small. Highlights: Ample charging stations A wide variety of breakfast options The bathrooms in the double rooms were not transparent, which was convenient.

It's not far from Wuwei East Railway Station; a taxi ride costs around ten yuan. The courtyard is quite spacious with parking, and there's a Little Red Riding Hood coffee shop inside. There are washing machines and dryers. I stayed for two nights; the two young ladies at the front desk were very polite and welcoming, providing excellent service and even sharing local food information with me. I booked a set meal including beef noodles through Ctrip, which was quite delicious. The room wasn't large, but it was fully equipped, clean, and had a separate shower and toilet area. The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from the Confucius Temple.

The owner truly pours their heart into running this guesthouse, which is so commendable these days. It's absolutely worth it; you get to stay in a wonderfully equipped guesthouse set amidst the beautiful countryside. Just outside the door, vast open plains stretch out to distant mountains, and at night, the stargazing is incredible. The owner even helped carry our luggage upstairs and offered complimentary local fruit. I really hope their business thrives!

Overall, I was extremely satisfied with my stay! The lobby was clean and bright, the front desk staff were friendly, and the check-in and check-out processes were quick and efficient. The guest room was meticulously cleaned throughout, with no dust in the corners. The bathroom was dry and free of musty smells, the hot water came out quickly and at a stable temperature, the air conditioning worked perfectly, and the room was excellently soundproofed, making it very quiet at night. There are restaurants on the 4th floor of the hotel, making dining convenient, and taxis are easily accessible right outside. For its price range, the facilities and service are outstanding, making it suitable for both business and leisure travel. I have already recommended it to friends and will definitely stay here again next time I'm in the area!

The hotel's location is excellent, right next to the Temple of Literature. The facilities are also very new. However, the heating was way too strong and couldn't be adjusted. Even with the window open, it was still very hot to sleep, I felt like I was going to turn into a mummy! I was originally booked for two nights, but I decisively switched hotels for the second night.

The room was well-equipped and logically laid out, with lighting that suited my taste. The bedding was clean and comfortable, and the 1.35-meter twin beds were more than enough. The room was spacious, well-ventilated, and the temperature was similar to my home. The breakfast was delicious, but unfortunately, my child and I are picky eaters, so we only chose a few items. Oh, and don't forget to try the Gansu-style roasted flatbread later on—the kind cut into small squares—don't mistake it for cake!

Transportation: Very convenient, with a bus stop right outside the door leading to the high-speed rail station. Various scenic spots are about a 10-minute drive away, and there's also a night market. Facilities: Four-star, fully equipped, suites have humidifiers. Service: Excellent. The front desk and guest rooms were able to resolve any needs or questions. They were very helpful in providing assistance with travel arrangements. There's also a meeting room with its own projector, which is very convenient to use! Overall, high value for money, highly recommended.

An immaculate hotel with a delicious breakfast buffet located within walking distance of the city. Across the road (through the underpass) is a lovely dirt-path park for birding, and at the end you can access the bridge to town. Behind the hotel is access to hiking trails to take you up to the ridge and pagoda. The hotel itself had a kettle, the standard toothbrush-comb-slippers-towel amenities, and a friendly supportive staff (though with minimal English). There’s parking out front. For those on foot, the hotel will pick up/drop off at the train station. There is a restaurant and a convenience store a couple of doors down from the hotel. Gulang is a fabulous destination for seeing the Great Wall; we hired a driver for the day and did a couple hours of hiking along the wall (next to corn fields!) and then visited the grottoes. Not touristy at all — one of my favorite spots on the trip!

A bit old, the elevator to the guest room does not require a card, which feels unsafe. The front desk operation is very unfamiliar, and it takes a long time to issue a ticket. The advantage is that the location is really convenient.