A luxurious hotel next to Luoyang Longmen Station, recreating the splendor of the Sui and Tang dynasties

Luoyang is a famous ancient capital with rich tourism resources. When visiting Luoyang, besides checking out the attractions, choosing a good hotel to stay in is also important. Luoyang Dahehui is a large cultural and tourism complex next to Luoyang Longmen Station, just a ten-minute walk from the high-speed rail station and a 15-minute drive from the World Heritage Site Longmen Grottoes, making it ideal for a slow-paced immersive experience. Within the complex, Luoyang Huamao Chunsong Hotel is the first large-scale Sui and Tang cultural theme designer hotel in Luoyang. The hotel has many unique photo spots, such as the welcoming mythical beasts at the entrance, the auspicious mythical beasts on the lawn in the atrium on the first floor, the auspicious lanterns in the lobby, and the national tide mythical beasts - door gods. These photo spots are all works of famous artists, perfectly combining modern aesthetics with Luoyang's historical heritage. Interestingly, the hotel's interior design is in the Sui and Tang style, but the exterior has many modern elements. It is said that the lobby is culturally themed around the Sui and Tang Dynasty's Lizheng Academy, showcasing the prosperity, splendor, and cultural education of the Tang Dynasty, as well as the atmosphere of reverence for sages and teachers. The ceiling lights, the scrolls on the walls, the books on the bookshelves, and the paper-cutting on the revolving door are all exquisite designs that we all love. Hotels that pay such attention to detail can be found in many places, but the Sui and Tang style is most authentically reflected in places like Xi'an and Luoyang, resonating with the overall temperament of the city. I really like the Qingyun Lobby Bar, which continues the oriental aesthetics of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. It is said that the name 'Qingyun' is taken from the 'Ode to the Goddess of the Luo River.' The lobby bar offers various flower teas and snacks, allowing you to enjoy a taste while chatting or reading a few pages of a book, letting your thoughts settle in the fragrance of tea. I like to relax here for half an hour in the afternoon. I stayed in a Superior Tianliang King Room, with an ancient and cozy environment, and the details reflect the high-level sense of oriental aesthetics. Opening the fridge, I found that the staff had placed juices, beer, cola, and other drinks in advance, all of which are free, which was a pleasant surprise. The next day, I woke up naturally in the room and went to the restaurant for breakfast at around eight o'clock. The feeling of a restful and dreamless night was fantastic. The buffet breakfast is served in the hotel's all-day dining restaurant 'Chen Wu Xu,' where classical and modern aesthetics collide to create a unique visual effect. Surprisingly, the breakfast variety is extensive, and the quality is excellent. The staff even proactively helped me get a cup of coffee and asked if I was satisfied with the dishes and if there was anything that needed improvement, making me feel very respected as a guest. Often, the level of a hotel can be seen through the details. To the right of the lobby is the Yiyin Heluo Aesthetic Hall, filled with the charm of Zen tea. The hotel has a gym on the second floor, and to the right of the lobby, there is also a 'Yizhuo Craft Beer Bar,' showcasing the exquisite nightlife of Tang culture.