Madison Hotels in Lanzhou

Some people in the stuff speak english. The name of the hotel is Madison Hotel, not the one that trip says (but the photos on Trip show it). It's a 20min walk from the train station but that's because next to the train station there's nothing. In front of the hotel there's a bus stop for many bus lines. Unfortunately lanzhou (at the time of my review) only has 2 subway lines and it's easier to move by bus even though the traffic in the city is maddening. The hotel is extremly luxurious and there are also washing machines and dryers. This is the birthplace of Jiafei make sure to visit all the places she has been to during your stay.

The professionalism of the service team was truly impressive. The young lady at the front desk was patient and enthusiastic while processing our check-in, and even proactively recommended local delicacies. The cleaning staff were meticulous, thoughtfully replenishing bottled water, drinks, and toiletries. We even had the pleasant surprise of a complimentary room upgrade! The bedding was soft and spacious, complemented by a sofa at the foot of the bed, making for an exceptionally comfortable rest. The control buttons by the bed and the side table with outlets by the window showed a precise attention to detail, perfectly catering to the needs of business travelers.

People at the reception were friendly and very helpful. The room with a large window has great view over the Yellow River and was fine, everything worked well, as to be expected from Atour. We arrived very late in the night, when the restaurant was closing, but we were told where we could still get some night snack (the famous Lanzhou beef noodles, very tasty) about 12min. walk along the river to the left. The hotel has a nice rooftop restaurant, where one can enjoy a panoramic view over the city. A bus stop right in front of the hotel, or an easy catch of a taxi makes getting around town easy.