Hostels in Henan, China

I was very satisfied with my stay this time. The room was more comfortable than I expected. The bed was large and very clean, and the sheets and duvet covers were already changed, so I didn't have to do it myself. The shower room and toilet were separate, which was very convenient, and the hygiene was well-maintained. It was very quiet at night, so I wasn't disturbed. The hostel also has many activities, so even staying alone wouldn't be boring, and the overall atmosphere is great. I especially liked the lobby; it's spacious, warmly decorated, clean, stylish, and comfortable. You can sit there to relax, chat, or watch movies. Overall, the stay was much better than expected, and I would definitely consider staying here again next time I visit Luoyang.

Perhaps it was the melancholic mood from listening to too much Xu Song in July and August that allowed me to smoothly snatch tickets for the Luoyang concert. I debated between a hotel and a hostel for a long time, but ultimately chose Mo Wen, a hostel with no bad reviews online, known as Luoyang's most outgoing, because I wanted to connect more with people. Life is made up of countless intersecting lines; each of us randomly appears on these lines, meeting new people, from near to far. Friends and uncles from all over the country converged at Mo Wen. This is a very human-centered hostel, unlike the commercial hostels of today. It feels more like what a hostel originally was. The uncle quietly cares for everyone, from the small details of their daily life during their stay to being willing to sit down and discuss life with you from a rational, elder's perspective. I'm an introvert, good at drawing energy from within, and perhaps not as uninhibited and playful as the extroverted friends there, but I still felt everyone's kind intention to include me. I think I will come to Luoyang again; after all, I haven't visited the longed-for White Horse Temple, nor have I experienced learning at the Huangfu Military Academy of makeup artistry. But I want to come back to Mo Wen even more. Unlike my first visit with a purpose, next time I want to fully enjoy everything that happens in this space. Just do good deeds, don't ask about the future. (Good news for animal lovers! There's an American Shorthair named Momo, a black cat named Wenwen, and a cute little poodle named Ludan, all very friendly!)

The hotel boasts an excellent location, conveniently close to a metro/train station, making transportation incredibly easy. Both the lobby and guest rooms are stylishly minimalist yet grand. The rooms themselves are spacious with a practical layout. The bathroom features a separate wet and dry area, and the hot water supply is consistently good, with quality toiletries provided. The staff were polite and efficient during check-in and check-out. Overall, it was a great experience.

The twin room felt like a tower with a dormer window. It was quite unique to be able to see the sky when I opened the curtains at night. The location is excellent, very close to Gulou, Xiangguo Temple, and Yanqing Temple, and not too far from Longting Park, making it very convenient for getting around. Gulou Night Market has lots of food and is very lively.

Really sweet hostel (Clean, cosy and lovingly furnished), super friendly staff and good vibes! I stayed there sadly just for one night, but we were instant connected and in interesting talkings with the owner, staff and other guests on the sweet balcony - an oasis of plants, smooth light and cosy chairs in the middle of skyscrapers! Will not be my last time to stay there! Greetings from Germany 😏🖖

Facilities: There's a separate women's restroom and shower on the third floor! The hot water is really hot too, so no worries if you're sensitive to cold. Surroundings: Xisi Night Market is right outside, so you can just pop out and stroll around a couple of times to find something to eat. The environment is really nice. Service: The front desk staff are super friendly and everyone is very welcoming. Plus, there are cats!

Happy, the guests are running to Long Live Mountain, everyone has been cured in the atmosphere of Kaifeng, everyone here is kind, the Youth Hostel also sends toothbrushes and slippers for free, it is too conscience, the room is very clean, the cat is very good, my new friend is super, I have a good memory of this trip. Now I will watch the video I took together. I have a sense of parting. I hope Kaifeng will get better and better.

Staying the night before going to Nantaihang, a newly opened youth travel, in the Hanting Hotel, is the best youth travel I have ever lived in, the front desk service is good, the public activity area and the bathroom area are large, sleep for a night, the next day Nantaihang quacked up. The ride was also in Rio in the Youth Hostel Group.

The proprietress and the front desk sister are very good, very enthusiastic, and will come to live next time. The boss of the quilt shop next to it is particularly bad. He deliberately uses two pots to stall the road. This pattern will never be good. I wish the boss a prosperous business.

The environment is good, the location is good, it is close to the subway station, and there are many delicious foods downstairs. You can find such a youth hostel here for just a few dozen yuan. The rooms and beds are very clean, and the daily living facilities are also quite complete. I am very satisfied