Four Seasons Longmen Homestay (Longmen Grottoes)

I didn’t want to comment at first, but now that I think about it, I’m still a little angry. I lived in Luoyang half a year ago and lived next to the Nine Dragon Cauldron in Luoyang. This is the second time I’ve been to Longmen Grottoes. I’ll start by saying that this time, I’m preparing to go to Zhengzhou the next day. I went to Longmen at night and then walked smoothly the next morning. To be honest, this hotel is a private house. The shower head is so big that it can’t be used. I can only use a small projector and it can’t be turned on. Members can’t see anything. The quilt on the bed is the smallest in a hotel I have ever stayed in. The thinnest one (the double room may not cover two people). The store is very welcoming when you first go there, but when you leave, the store ignores you (parking is originally free) and insists on driving your car to the toll bar. Then she ignores you. She won't do it until you go find her again, otherwise she won't **** you if you stand at the door. Also, "In particular, I don't know if the breakfast shop next door belongs to their family, but my wife said it was because she was not sure, so she said the breakfast shop next door was tens of millions. Don’t eat a bowl of eight-treasure porridge that costs 3 yuan. Just add some rice to the water. The steamed buns cost 10 yuan and have 8 mushrooms and vegetables. They basically have no fillings and are not tasty. Don’t step in.” Worst place to eat in a week’s stay. worst place

Good location to go to the caves, friendly service, clean, spacious and new, as a negative we were in a room without an elevator and we could hear the traffic