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Discover the best hotels in Hebi, Henan including Hebi Guest House, Zhongzhou Inn (Hebi Xinghe ), Hebi Hotel, Jinjiang Inn Hebi Xinghe Street Yulong Shopping Mall, Qihe Hotel, Heyuan Hotel Hebi, GreenTree Hebi Hengshan Road, Hanting Inn Hebi Railway East Station, Thank You Inn Hebi Huanghe Road, No. 5 Valley Hebi.
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1. Hebi Guest House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Dated, cold and very Chinese!
Reviewed By IloveshoesalotPaid around 70 EUR for the room with breakfast. My first major concern is that the hotel has no central heating, so with a -10degC outside temperature all corridors were freezing. My room was 12degC when I entered, it took 2 hours to reach 22degC. Very unpleasant. The room itself was medium sized but carpets, towels and decor very dated. Bathroom was quite old. Sheets were clean and bed was ok, if a little soft. Room was quiet. Tea and coffee making facilities and wifi worked. Breakfast buffet style had many asian options and some western ones too. Coffee was avaliable overall good wide selection. Overall I would not recommend this hotel due to the temperature, old age and conditons of the room. Pick a more modern option if avaliable.
2. Zhongzhou Inn (Hebi Xinghe )
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
3. Hebi Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
很老的酒店，小压抑
Reviewed By 康熙99年小宾馆有点老，进去之后有略微的湿气，可能是通风不畅所导致的，房间里面的床看起来不是很坚固，那种老红色的，不是很明快，房间的布局是狭长样式的，进门一个小走廊，没有等，光线不好有点小压抑。
4. Jinjiang Inn Hebi Xinghe Street Yulong Shopping Mall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
See why so many travelers make Jinjiang Inn Hebi Xinghe Street Yulong Shopping Mall their motel of choice when visiting Hebi. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Jinjiang Inn Hebi Xinghe Street Yulong Shopping Mall offers guests an array of room amenities including air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available. The motel offers a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features an on-site restaurant. While in Hebi be sure to experience nearby cafes such as Dio Coffee (HuaXia). At Jinjiang Inn Hebi Xinghe Street Yulong Shopping Mall, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Hebi.
Comfortable
Reviewed By Andy DVery comfortable and spacious room, not expensive, no problems checking in. Foreigners accepted. Only issue is it's a bit far from the city centre, but taxis are easily available outside. Taxi to the high speed train station should cost about 20 yuan.
5. Qihe Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
较为普通的三星级宾馆
Reviewed By 26245146优点是：房间比较宽敞，房间的小景布置还是比较别致的，有一点点家的感觉，毛巾是密封装的，卫生应该是比较放心的。 缺点是：设施略显陈旧，电视信号不清晰，节目少，卫浴看起来不干净；另外都快夏天了，中央空调居然没有开，尤其是下午，有西晒时，热得根本没法睡；早餐的自助餐也很简单，有待丰富一些。
6. Heyuan Hotel Hebi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Hebi? Then look no further than Heyuan Hotel Hebi, a hotel that brings the best of Hebi to your doorstep. Heyuan Hotel Hebi features room service. In addition, as a valued Heyuan Hotel Hebi guest, you can enjoy free breakfast that is available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. If you’re looking for a cafe, consider a visit to Dio Coffee (HuaXia), which is not far from Heyuan Hotel Hebi. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Heyuan Hotel Hebi as you experience everything Hebi has to offer.
7. GreenTree Hebi Hengshan Road
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
Reasonable priced hotel, with a few restaurants not too far away.
Reviewed By David COur hosts left us after our visit to Red Flag Canal, to return to Changzhi and the rest of us set off for Anyang, Henan, where we would be staying the night at the Green Tree Inn. It was another couple of hours drive, with some tricky roads at first, undergoing extensive repairs. When we arrived in the town, it had a rather dusty and bedraggled look and we stopped in an old part of town, to visit a house built to honour one of it’s previously leading generals, Yue Fei. He had been executed, unjustly, in the 12th Century, due to some malicious lies told about him, by 4 rivals, who wanted his property and position, but 20 years later, they were found out and beheaded themselves. During the 17th Century, the Ming dynasty erected the house in his memory. It was in the usual style, highly painted pillars, and doors etc, with the curved roofs of old times, but after about 20 minutes, we’d seen all there was to see, so made for the hotel, in a slightly more modern part of town, just past a large Walmart. Having settled in our reasonably priced room, at 118 yuan (£11.80) we were allowed to make our own preparations for dinner, but not knowing where to go, we walked down to Walmarts and after a futile look round, we settled for a KFC. We bought some cherries (20 yuan half kilo) and apricots, from a small shop on the way back and had an early night, after a shower. After an early breakfast at 7.30 a.m we set off at 8.15, to visit a nearby archaeological site, before the long drive home to Jinan. We passed some pleasant gardens, with magnificent displays of hollyhocks along the way and through some well kept farm buildings and small holdings. We lost the way a couple of times, but eventually found the large complex, with large buildings erected above some of the digs, going back about 3000 years. The old city was called Yinxu. There were even displays of ancient sewage pipes, showing they were quite advanced in that way, apart from the amazing bronze artworks. This ancient city, was also the place where the Chinese form of writing began and a lot of them made sense, in that they represented words in the form of a kind of stick drawing, so you could easily recognize a man, woman for example, or a tree, fruit etc. There were even symbols for walking, picking fruit and it’s a pity they didn’t keep this form of writing, which is more easily recognizable, instead of the more complicated developments of the language, as it is today in Chinese calligraphy. One building housed 8 wooden chariots, fully preserved, but mostly still covered in the dried mud, in which they’d been found, to preserve the wood, over 3000 years, but you could make out the detail quite clearly. They had been buried with their horses and sometimes the driver. There were pictures depicting the form of warfare, shooting arrows from the chariots, in much the same way as we had in the UK in the bronze age, although we don’t have so many well preserved items, probably because of our damp conditions, where wood rots a lot faster. The whole complex was well landscaped, with lawns, flower beds, lakes, in addition to the large buildings erected over the excavations. There was a large museum, built underground, with displays of pottery, bronzes, weapons and jade jewellery. Many of the weapons were similar to UK designs of the same period, although a lot more ornate. Just a pity none of these places have tea rooms, where you can sit and relax during your visit, but we did buy a good example of a bronze pot, for 120 yuan. I wish we’d bought another one, at that price, but a carved bronze seal in the form of a dragon was a bit pricy at 350 yuan. Then we drove back to the hotel to have a rest and make our own arrangements about lunch, then to meet the others to leave at 3.00 pm. We turned left out of The Green Tree Inn, walked along the road a bit and crossed over the other side, to find a basic kind of restaurant, halfway to Walmart. There was a special menu, with prices are 50 yuan, but we opted for the set lunch which was excellent, as well and only cost 10 yuan. I had a plate of Kung Po chicken with rice and Ling had some fried pork with soup and some fried wild greens. The meal was OK and apparently our group had dined here last night. Then we walked back to the hotel and rested for an hour or so, until it was time to go. It was a longish drive back, about 4-5 hours and quite hot. We had to pay several toll charges to change to different motorways, but the costs were worked out later, to share equally between the 12 of us.
8. Hanting Inn Hebi Railway East Station
Hanting Inn Hebi Railway East Station is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Hebi, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer amenities such as air conditioning, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the motel. While you’re here, be sure to check out Dio Coffee (HuaXia), one of the cafes that can be found in Hebi, which is a short distance from Hanting Inn Hebi Railway East Station. Enjoy your stay in Hebi!
9. Thank You Inn Hebi Huanghe Road
Thank You Inn Hebi Huanghe Road is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Hebi, offering many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Thank You Inn Hebi Huanghe Road is a motel offering air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. The motel features a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While in Hebi, you may want to check out the nearby cafe Dio Coffee (HuaXia). Enjoy your stay in Hebi!
10. No. 5 Valley Hebi
