Yuncheng Hotels with Breakfast

The experience is really good. You will give small snacks when you enter the store, and there will be small gifts when you leave the store. The most important thing is that the breakfast is delicious and the price is full. If you have a place of care, you will choose care.

During our trip to Shanxi, we had the opportunity to stay at Home Inn Neo (Walmart Plaza, Hedong East Street, Xueyuan Road, Yuncheng) in Yuncheng. We stayed in this hotel for four nights and had an extraordinary experience. As soon as I checked in at noon on January 25, I was warmly received by the front desk staff. The introduction was clear, the explanation was concise, and the processing was quick. We were deeply moved when they saw that there were children among us and they asked us about our concerns and helped us enthusiastically. It really feels like home, right at home. Entering the hotel makes you feel suddenly enlightened. The hotel is overall clean and tidy, the rooms are spacious and bright, and all kinds of supplies are well placed. You feel comfortable as soon as you enter. The floor cleaners are hospitable and polite. There is a parking space, and there is someone in charge who is responsible. All staff members were courteous to guests, and when I left the hotel on the 29th, I received greetings and blessings from the front desk staff. The Home Inn brand represents the effect of being at home and the feeling of being at home.

The facilities are very new, the health details are in place, the sound insulation is good, the front desk responds quickly, the attitude is also very good, in short, it is a perfect living experience, it is very recommended to stay, next time if there is a need, it will be fixed again!

I've stayed at several Atour hotels, and I have to complain about this one. 1. Parking is inconvenient. The parking lot is located in a narrow alley next to the main entrance. The alley is already narrow, and with food carts on both sides and people selling food from electric scooters parked in front of them, it's even narrower. Although it's relatively short, it's really difficult to drive through. 2. Because our car is quite wide, we specifically selected parking when booking, but when we arrived at the hotel around 8:10 PM, we found out the parking lot was full. No one had called to inform us beforehand. 3. The front desk staff seemed listless and unhelpful. 4. After arriving at the hotel, I got out of the car to ask the front desk for parking directions. They gave me directions, and we drove through the alley to the parking lot entrance. Suddenly, an older man appeared and said there were no spaces left, telling us to back out and park on the steps by the hotel entrance. Although it's short, it's really difficult to back up. The problem is, didn't the front desk staff know the parking lot was full? 5. Checking in, having looked at the map, the hotel was about 2-3 kilometers from the edge of the salt flat, so I casually asked, ”Can you see the salt flat from this building?” The receptionist: ”The salt flat is just one lake.” I…couldn't help but retort, ”If it's not one lake, then it's two lakes?” The receptionist: ”The salt flat is just one body of water.” I…speechless. ”Just tell me, is it yes or no?” The receptionist: ”No.” Judging from her tone and expression, I guessed she was afraid I wouldn't stay if she knew it wasn't possible. Even if she was afraid, even if the salt flat really is just one body of water and not much to see, you can't use that tone to belittle your hometown or work city. You're supposed to be a tourism industry professional, right? 6. After parking, I was worried. What if there were other cars parked behind us? How would we get out tomorrow? My family confidently said, ”Don't worry, the hotel will definitely handle it.” The next morning, sure enough, our car was stuck in the middle. One end was blocked in front of the hotel, and the other end was a small white car parked diagonally, leaving insufficient space. I said it was quite early, and if the car belonged to a guest, they might still be asleep. The hotel probably wouldn't dare knock on the door, and they probably wouldn't know which room the car belonged to. My family blindly trusted the hotel and told the front desk we were going upstairs to pack our things and were leaving, so they should move the car quickly. And sure enough… they didn't move it. They told us to drive out through a small opening in the middle. That opening was… and next to it were two of the same model cars as ours, oh dear… two relatively wide cars. Even if they were wide, they were still standard-compliant cars, not trucks. Were we here to practice our driving skills? You're a hotel! Didn't you think about the possibility that both cars were relatively wide before telling us to park like that? Didn't you think that each car would leave at a different time? If there was a scratch, would the hotel compensate us? Would the hotel compensate for the other party's damage? But they really couldn't find anyone to move the car. We couldn't wait, so I had to direct them, and my family mustered up the courage to try. It took a lot of effort to finally get it out. Seriously, I directed them myself. The two ladies at the front desk were watching from behind. Sisters, were you just there to watch the show? 7- Finally, the receptionist wanted to give me a gift, but I refused. I asked, ”The order states that I need a parking space. Did you read the order requirements?” The receptionist very cautiously replied, ”No.” I was speechless...

During our road trip, we randomly booked a hotel near the Yongle Palace. As soon as we turned the corner on the way to the hotel, we were greeted by a breathtaking view of the Yellow River, a picturesque scene. We were pleasantly surprised! The hotel is nestled mid-mountain, facing the water and backed by mountains. It feels secluded and private. There's private parking, the front desk is attentive and comfortable, the housekeepers provide attentive service, and luggage is delivered to your room by electric cart. The rooms are fully equipped, clean, and the bedding is comfortable. Our single-family cottage has its own private pool, which the kids loved. We had dinner à la carte at the hotel, and I loved the large Yellow River carp dish. The kids, who usually don't like fish, were eager to try it. The water view in front of the reception hall in the evening was particularly beautiful, especially during the blues, making it a great photo opportunity. The breakfast was perfectly balanced and well-presented. Upon departure, the housekeeper politely said goodbye and thoughtfully provided some local snacks for the journey. Due to time constraints, we only stayed for one night, so there were many things we didn't experience, such as the children's activity center and swimming pool. It's a perfect place for a family vacation. I like this hotel very much. Next time I come here on vacation, I will book a room with a river view and bring my kids to have a good time for a few days.

The room was great, and the wet/dry bathroom separation was very practical. The location was also quite convenient.

The hotel is newly opened, the service attitude is good, the room is clean and tidy, the mattress and pillow are very comfortable, the hot water comes out quickly and in large quantities, and Xiaodu smart switches the curtains and TV. The breakfast tasted good. A little bit of decoration. The price/performance ratio is very high, and it is highly recommended to stay. By the way, I would like to recommend the big plate chicken with noodles opposite the hotel. The portion is large and the taste is good. The noodles are chewy and you will never forget it after trying it.

Pushing open the heavy solid wood door, the hustle and bustle were completely shut out. The lobby was filled with a faint cedar aroma, and the lighting was soft, like moonlight, instantly easing the fatigue of travel. The front desk receptionist's smile was warm, and without a word, a cup of warm welcome tea was already in hand. Entering the guest room, the view immediately opened up. Outside the floor-to-ceiling windows was the dazzling city nightscape, and the interior decor was simple yet stylish. The bedding was pristine white and soft, as if clouds enveloped the body. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, the marble countertop was polished like a mirror, and the amenities exuded a fresh herbal scent.

It feels good to choose Vienna Hotel (Yunchengyu East Road). The front desk staff takes the initiative to receive guests and check in quickly. The manager also very friendly to upgrade the room for free, and warmly and detailedly introduced the tourist attractions, routes, travel transportation and food around the hotel in Yuncheng. The rooms are clean and hygienic, the layout is very reasonable, and the living is very comfortable and satisfactory. Thank you very much for the warm and thoughtful service of the manager Wei and the staff at the front desk, rooms and restaurants. All five-star praise. In the future, I will go to Yuncheng and choose Vienna Hotel (Yuncheng East Road).

This hotel does not prohibit smoking. There are always people sitting in the lobby smoking, making it difficult to breathe for people who never smoke. Extremely bad for children. The room we checked in also had the smell of smoke; we changed into another room which is good; but still could feel smoke in the corridor. Reception is very helpful