Luoyang Hotels with Wifi

"We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Luoyang Longmen with our kids and had a great overall experience. The hotel is right next to Longmen High-Speed Rail Station, making transportation incredibly convenient. It's also a very short drive to the Longmen Grottoes and Luoyang Museum, which saved us a lot of time and effort when traveling with children. The rooms were new, clean, and spacious, with soft bedding, excellent blackout curtains, and good soundproofing, ensuring the kids slept soundly at night. The breakfast buffet offered a rich variety of options, catering to children's tastes as well. The front desk service was thoughtful and attentive, with efficient check-in and quick responses to any requests. There's also a self-service laundry room, which is super handy for changing clothes when traveling with family. The quality of this chain hotel is consistently good, parking is convenient, and its location is particularly suitable for visiting the major attractions in Luolong District. It offers great value for money and is highly recommended for family trips."

"The location is excellent, right near the North Gate of Luoyi Ancient City. The hotel environment is great overall, and it's very clean. It's quiet at night, so you can get a good rest. Plus, the subway station is just a few hundred meters away, which is super convenient for getting around to other places."

"The room was fantastic, very clean and tidy. The front desk lady was also incredibly enthusiastic. For the same price, this hotel absolutely blows others out of the water! (The bed was a bit messy after I slept in it, so I didn't take a picture, haha! 😄)"

"The hotel's exterior has a very retro feel, perfectly matching Luoyang's culture. There's a large parking lot behind the hotel, which is convenient for those driving. However, for getting around the city and to attractions, I'd recommend taking a taxi or the subway to avoid traffic and parking difficulties. The young lady at the front desk was super enthusiastic and gave me tons of tips for traveling in Luoyang. Based on her recommendation, I ditched my plan to drive to Laojun Mountain and booked a one-day tour instead – that advice was brilliant! I even got to enjoy a nice nap on the bus on the way back. 😘 The hotel is located near Lijing Gate, just a few minutes' walk from the subway station. You can also walk to Shizijie and Luoyi Ancient City, and it's just one subway stop to Yingtiangate. Catching a taxi right outside the hotel is super convenient too. 🥰"

"I had a very satisfying stay here, and it was excellent value for money. The location is superb; Gulou (Drum Tower) is right across the street, and it's incredibly convenient for shopping and visiting the ancient city. The subway station is also close by. I booked a room with a mahjong/card room because I wanted a king-sized bed, and since it was too hot to go out during the day, we spent our time indoors – it even saved us the cost of renting a mahjong room elsewhere. The butler service was also very attentive and responsive to all our requests. The entire guesthouse offers a quiet escape in a bustling area, and it's quite spacious. The decor perfectly embodies a traditional Chinese aesthetic."

"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."

"Location & Facilities: This guesthouse is located in an old residential area, tucked away in an alley which made it a little hard to find. During the day, there's quite a bit of foot traffic from local residents, and driving into the alley can be tricky. However, you can park at the alley entrance and walk for about two to three minutes to reach the guesthouse, so it's still quite convenient. The main gate has an electronic lock, and you can only open it with your room card after dark, which made us feel very secure. Free parking nearby is a bit 'wild west' – basically just parking along the side of the alley. If you're worried about scratches or inconvenience, there are also paid parking lots nearby; 5 yuan for overnight parking is a reasonable price, I think. Being in the old city, the guesthouse is very close to attractions like Luoyi Ancient City and other bustling areas. Grabbing a shared e-scooter, you can reach all sorts of delicious food within about ten minutes, making it super convenient for eating and exploring. Service: The owner, a very enthusiastic gentleman, called us right after we booked to confirm if we needed a parking space. After checking in, he recommended many local eateries. We basically followed his recommendations for most of our two or three days in Luoyang, and everything was authentic and affordable! I have to say, the owner’s recommendations as a local were truly authentic; he had our breakfast, lunch, and dinner plans perfectly sorted. Since we rented a car, we'd tell him roughly when we'd return to the guesthouse, and he'd help confirm a parking spot in advance, so we could park directly near the guesthouse upon arrival. He always has a cheerful smile, and when we bumped into him heading out, he'd actively ask how our day was going and how we liked the restaurants he recommended. Overall, he made us feel right at home, very comfortable! Hygienics: The entire guesthouse was impeccably maintained by the owner. Our room was clean and tidy, making for a very comfortable stay. The bathroom had no unpleasant smells, and the hot water for showers was great and convenient, with no drainage issues. They also provided disposable bath towels and face towels, which was a nice touch. The mattress was incredibly comfortable; combined with all the delicious food in Luoyang, we pretty much crashed as soon as we got back to the guesthouse and slept like logs, haha. No wonder previous reviews mentioned feeling like they were staying in a five-star hotel. Overall, the stay was an excellent experience! I highly recommend this guesthouse to everyone! It's been three or four days since we returned from Luoyang, and I just remembered I had to leave a big positive review for the owner! The value of a retrospective review speaks for itself. Please support the owner's business! Staying in such a comfortable guesthouse made our trip to Luoyang even more enjoyable! I've attached a few photos of the local food recommended by the owner and some Luoyang peonies."

"The front desk staff was very good at serving, and also sent Luoyang specialty Tang Sancai, and the sanitary environment was also very good."

"I came to Luoyang specifically for the peony blossom season, which is peak tourist season here. Hotel prices are higher, especially for those close to the core attractions in the Old Town, where the increase is even more significant. I ended up choosing this Holiday Inn near the Municipal Government in Luoyang's new district, and the experience was very good. The location is excellent. The subway station is right downstairs, making it super convenient to get to Luoyang's main peony viewing spots and other attractions. Since there are so many tourists right now, parking and traffic around the Old Town and flower viewing areas are a nightmare, so the subway is definitely the best option. Even though we drove, we parked the car in the hotel's underground parking, which was also very convenient. There are plenty of dining options near the hotel. While it might not have as many trendy, '网红' (internet-famous) restaurants as the Old Town, many places in the new district offer good value for money. Breakfast was standard for a Holiday Inn, but a nice touch was the upgraded coffee beans, which are the same as Luckin Coffee's and taste great. Everything else also met the usual Holiday Inn standards."

"This hostel is located right on the main intersection, very close to Luoyi Ancient City. It's about three kilometers from Yingtiangate, Tiantang, Mingtang, and Jiuzhouchi. There are shared electric bikes everywhere in Luoyang, so you don't even need to take a taxi. The room layout is sensible, clean, and tidy, with no stains on the sheets or duvet covers – perfectly adequate for a backpacker like me. I gave the service 2.5 stars, and it's not because all the front desk staff were unsatisfactory. I checked in on May 16th, originally planning to stay only one night, but my travel plans changed, so I decided to stay an extra day. The staff member on the 16th, within her authority, gave me a discount of about ten yuan for the 17th, which I really appreciated. After two days of exploring, I still hadn't had enough and decided to stay another night. However, the staff member around 6 PM on the 17th was quite poor. She was dismissive and clearly impatient with my questions, which immediately made me decide not to extend my stay. I moved to a hostel near the Luoyang Bus Station. When you're traveling, you're looking for enjoyment; there's no need to put up with bad attitudes, especially when you're paying for it. Overall, I still recommend this hostel. Another thing worth mentioning is that there are many small local eateries directly opposite the hostel. The tofu soup in the picture is excellent; the tofu soup with shredded flatbread is incredibly delicious. The tofu soup is six yuan, and the shredded flatbread is one yuan – enough even for a big eater. If you're not that hungry, just one bowl of tofu soup is plenty. Everyone should go and try it! The braised noodles in the other picture are also from this small street and taste great too."