Madison Hotels in Lanzhou

The hotel is located between Xishizi and Lanzhou West Railway Station, a bit of a walk from both subway stations, but the walk is pleasant on a sunny day. There are many small shops behind the hotel, offering a variety of dining options. The elevators use card access, which is quite secure. The buffet breakfast is spacious, and the noodle chef is skilled; the noodles are chewy and better than many beef noodle shops. The restaurant staff are very friendly and professional, helping to heat up egg tarts and promptly clearing away plates. The hotel front desk is responsive, and a complimentary three-boiler tea set is provided as a souvenir upon check-out. Overall, highly recommended.

The hotel environment is very good, the room is cleaned very clean, the lighting and ventilation are good, the bedding is soft and sleeps very well. The front desk service is warm and intimate, the details are in place, the travel is convenient, the overall experience is full, very satisfied!

This was my first time staying at the Meilun Hotel. I've heard it's similar to the Mercure, and overall it was alright. The hotel is located by the Yellow River, making it convenient to get around. Here are a few shortcomings: 1. Breakfast is a clear weakness. Apparently, it used to be Atour, but it seems to be below average. The variety and presentation of the food felt rather simplistic and haphazard; a little improvement would be great. 2. During my stay, I encountered several front desk staff. Some were quite enthusiastic, while others were rather curt. It felt like there was a lack of overall customer marketing strategy and script training. Their uniforms were also inconsistent, making it difficult to leave a good impression. In general, from the perspective of a chain hotel, many small details show significant room for improvement in standardization.