3-Star Hotels in Henan, China

The room is spacious and the layout is cozy and comfortable, with a clean and hygienic environment. It's conveniently located for sightseeing, the staff are attentive and friendly, and parking is easy.

The front desk staff were friendly and welcoming, and the check-in process was quick and efficient. During your stay, the hotel staff are always smiling and ready to help, making you feel right at home. It is particularly worth mentioning that the hotel's room service is very attentive, the rooms are neat and clean, and the bedding is comfortable and soft. The transportation is also relatively convenient, it is very close to the subway entrance, and there are many restaurants around, which makes me very satisfied. Highly recommended to all friends who are pursuing a high-quality accommodation experience, I believe you will fall in love with it!

A large shopping centre (Wanda Plaza) is next door with a huge array of Chinese franchised food outlets alongside KFC and Starbucks. A good spread of affordable to prestige clothing brands as well. Many empty shops, though, point to economic stresses in this market. The breakfast is standard Chinese hotel fare so if you're expecting a range of gourmet cereals and breads you'll be disappointed. Turning to the room itself. No room clock and a huge television screen that turns on every time you put your key in the slot are minor annoyances. The television screen has no apparent access to audio-visual inputs which seems a wasted opportunity to me. I want to watch my own media on the television screen. The room is a good size and quite quiet. The bed was firm but not hard. Blackout curtains work well and windows can be partially opened. I observed that any non-smoking regulation was not observed by all guests. Perhaps in the major markets that's more enforced. There is no laundry service as far as I could tell. The shower stall is my main concern and this might apply only to my room. The drain is VERY slow and the recess quickly fills with water. The floor is flat, so water does not naturally flow to the drain, leaving the shower recess always wet and a potential mould hazard. No complaints from me about the lack of staff who speak English. This is a new hotel catering mainly to Chinese travellers. While I have some concerns about the standard of building construction finish I can't fault the staff for their attentiveness and friendliness. If the location suits you the value is obvious. Note that guest rooms are on floors 18 and 19 so expect to spend some time waiting for the slow lift.

This place was the best accommodations we had for my parents and my wife, the rooms were spacious, the view was incredible, the hosts was so accommodating and warm, food was delicious. To the right of the hotel is a muslim street with morning markets and sometimes night market, to the left of the hotel after the bridge is the Luoyi ancient city. There are performances every night during the golden week. A lot of festivities and a lot of the traditional hanfu places to try out nearby. We loved this place and will always want to come back here.

The room was incredibly spacious. The only downside was the lack of a table, which I wasn't used to. Otherwise, it was truly top-notch. We had to trouble the cleaning lady several times last night, but she never complained. She was really kind. What touched me most was that the caregiver reminded us on our night of arrival that there would be breakfast in the morning. He reminded us again as soon as we left in the morning, repeating this several times. I guess he was worried we might feel embarrassed to eat it, haha. Breakfast included porridge, eggs, stir-fried vegetables, and steamed buns.

This hotel really made my trip to Anyang. I went Anyang to visit the Yinxu Museum to meet the mighty female general/ consort/ oracle Fu Hao and her massive treasures in her tomb and I was not disappointed. Junhao Hotel gave me an upgrade and the room was very lux. The heating was really good and the room felt toasty in the cold cold winter. The room was super spacious, great beddings and even memory foam pillows. Toilet and toiletries were premium, extremely new and lux. Room was for smoking but there were no remnants of smoke smells, which is a huge achievement for hotels of China. Decor in general is very Japandi / Scandi. Love it so so so much. Rooms are on high floors and the full length windows are a vibe. Instead of TV, there's a projector over a cool projection screen, best part about it was that the TV subscription was premium. The hotel is really new, some parts are still renovating (only about 3 months old) but they are good to operate. Didn't hear any constructions because I'm mostly out in the day time. Hotel is overall very clean, staff are all very sweet and helpful, very pleased to have foreign guests. I have a few feedback for the hotel to work on: - many hotel guests were smoking in the lobby which I think it's common in China but good hotels normally don't allow common area smoking anymore. - room sink drainage was blocked but I was too lazy to inform, but small issue for me.

I booked online in advance, so I didn't have to wait long upon arrival. The staff were friendly and patient, and proactively offered tips on nearby attractions. The room was bright and airy with a great view. Everything was spotless, no dust on surfaces or the floor. The shower had excellent water pressure and the temperature was just right. The pillows were perfectly comfortable, helping me relax after a long day. The Wi-Fi was fast and stable, perfect for streaming or working without interruption. The hallways were quiet and well-maintained. The parking area was spacious and easy to access. All the facilities were new and well-kept.

The hotel rooms were spacious, clean, and quiet. The staff were exceptionally attentive and helpful. When I forgot my cup at the front desk during check-in, the receptionist immediately brought it to my room and, to my surprise, even made me a cup of fruit tea. I was deeply touched. The hotel staff truly embody excellent service, anticipating guests' needs and genuinely providing the best service for travelers! I highly recommend it!

Great hotel. I liked everything from the room to the attitude of the staff. The room is very spacious, with a modern interior. Everything is new and functional (without getting out of bed, you can turn on the air conditioner or close the curtains by pressing a couple of buttons). The room has a large bed with a warm blanket, a table with a sofa and panoramic windows overlooking the city. The breakfast is delicious and hearty, the choice of dishes is quite large (I am not very good at using chopsticks, so I was pleased with the presence of forks, this is the only hotel out of ten hotels in China in which I lived, which provided them). The staff is very helpful. The sociable and friendly hotel manager, with whom we had a very pleasant conversation. Thanks to the girls at the reception who helped me call a taxi to the train station and find a taxi in the parking lot. I arrived at the hotel at eight in the morning and was immediately checked in, which is a huge plus for the hotel (in many cases, you have to wait for the check-in time). There are suggestions: make a towel hook in the shower or next to it. When you go to the shower, you have nowhere to put a towel except on the toilet. And there are sockets in the room only for Chinese standard plugs, but not for European ones, do this at the reception so that the adapters are sold or you can rent them

Like coming home, receiving thoughtful care everywhere. Mo Shang Yi Su, though called a B&B, has long surpassed the typical 'agritainment' style. Its facilities rival those of a star-rated hotel, but with an added warmth and human touch that high-end hotels often lack. When I wanted to visit the Shaolin Temple scenic area, the proprietress said, ”Wait a moment, I'll drive you there.” Upon getting out, she didn't forget to remind me, ”Remember to call me when you're done, and I'll pick you up.” It was only about 600-700 meters, but it was incredibly heartwarming. As the sun set, the proprietress had already hosed down the rooftop terrace, suggesting we could go up and sit. After dinner, the entire B&B was filled with the scent of agarwood. Each floor also had an elegant tea room. After a day of sightseeing, the proprietress asked, ”What would you like to eat? We'll cook for you.” After ordering, she said, ”You can go back to your room first, we'll call you when the food is ready.” It truly felt like being at home. Before I left, the proprietress thoughtfully gave me a parting gift, allowing me to take some of that warmth home with me. As I checked out, the second-generation young man who drove me to the station shared some simple yet profound words: ”When we run a B&B, we don't compete with farm stays. We just focus on providing excellent service. We try our best to meet our guests' needs. If there's something we can't do, we find someone to help. And for requests guests haven't even made, we try to be thoughtful and proactive, striving to ensure guests leave with no regrets.” I wish the B&B family all the best and continued success!