Zhengzhou can be a dreary city in wintertime, and the Ramada turned out to be a decent place if you're not expecting perfection. The best part was that we were lucky enough to find one of China's coolest hole-in-the-wall bars, Target, just a block away (filled with a good mix of expat teachers and young Chinese). As for the hotel....... More

This was not the hotel listed on our itinerary and the guide made an effort to ensure that we had a good room The staff spoke limited English but the atmosphere was friendly The hotel is in a commercial area We couldn't find anything interesting to see or a suitable place to eat. Had we spoken Chinese our experience may... More

I arrived at the Ramada Plaza around 6 PM after an extended cab ride from CGO. When I opened the door of the cab at the front entrance to the hotel I was assaulted by the most foul stench imaginable. Some combination of sewer and rotting organic matter. It was absolutely awful. This did not bode well for the rest... More

We arrived really late at the hotel, following a long train delay, to find that the booking we had made through Hotels.com for 3 nights wasn't there. The staff spoke a limited amount of English and us very little Chinese. They didn't appear to know what to do so in the end I called Hotels.com on my own mobile. I... More

A great business hotel, with a good atmosphere and well-equipped rooms. The hotel was slightly out of town and not that well located for the train station, but still only about a 15 minute walk to Erqi Square. The staff were very helpful, and even went to the train station to buy my ticket for me! The restaurant wasn't great... More

This hotel is an excellent place.Our room was spacious -- with faultless facilities. The staff were very caring -- particularly the two managers, Mable [sic] and Mark. They were more than helpful! In fact, the whole hotel "team" were excellent. There are, however, a couple of things to consider. Chinese hotels generally want a prepayment on one's credit card at... More

During our two week trek around China and over eight different hotels, this was definitely one of the best hotels that we stayed at. To begin with, there is not really a compelling reason to go to Zhengzhou unless you are there for business or using it as a hub to visit neighbouring Kaifeng or to Shaolin. Otherwise, the city... More