The location of the hotel is absolutly the only positive point for this hotel. We stayed for three nights in two rooms, one with two beds and one extra large bed. The rooms were spacious, however, the floor was never cleaned. There were dead bugs on the floor by the window when we checked in and were still there after... More

There is plaster falling off the walls, stains everywhere & a terrible smell. We were with a large group & had pre booked otherwise I would have left & happily stayed in the nearby town. It's government owned, has no competition nearby so they don't bother , they don't clean. they don't repair or refurbish. Staying there is a bit... More

This hotel is near Shaolin Temple (about a twenty minute walk form the main site), though the Temple is very commercialised and not worth a major trekto get there. The receptionist was courteous and tried to be helpful. However , ... Bathroom was dirty, with hairs in basin and toilet (when I complained, they just wiped it over with a... More

If you are really keen to peek into the unique life in Shaolin, that is your only choice. The majority of visitors of the Shaolin temple and the kungfu schools come on organised day trips from Luyoang, Dengfeng and Zhengzhou. But the real magic of Shaolin can be felt only when those hoards of people are not there. You could... More

We traveled to the Shaolin Temple from Zhengzhou and stayed at this hotel one night. We had planned on two nights and two rooms. The air conditioning did not work. We were told it is only turned on when it is hot outside. It was in the 80's when we were there. Bathrooms are dirty. They will inspect your room... More

Dirty, smelly and unhygienic - easily the worst hotel I have ever stayed in anywhere! The room and bathroom had never been cleaned - the drains were blocked and there was blood splatters on the wall. Dust and bed mites prevailed and the smell of raw sewage in the bathroom was particularly unpleasant. We chose this hotel as it is... More