The Reserve Hotel Luoyang, Curio Collection By Hilton
A rooftop pool, an indoor pool and a steam room
About this hotel
Two pools set this hotel apart from the rest of Luoyang's listings: a rooftop swimming pool for open-air use and a separate indoor pool for year-round access, both backed by a steam room and fitness centre. Rooms lean toward full five-star comfort, city views, balconies and terraces, air-conditioning and free WiFi, and the restaurant runs Chinese, American and international menus, with breakfast stretching to champagne and fresh pastries rather than a standard buffet. Service covers a 24-hour front desk, concierge, facilities for guests with disabilities and an EV charging station, the kind of list that puts this closer to an international business hotel than a boutique Luoyang stay. It sits about seven kilometres from Luoyang Longmen Railway Station and nine from the Longmen Grottoes, with the airport a further seventeen kilometres out, placing it in the city's newer district rather than beside the old imperial quarter.
- Rooftop and indoor pools
- Steam room and fitness centre
- City-view balcony rooms
- EV charging station
Our take
This is the pick for travelers who want pool choice, indoor for humidity or winter, rooftop for the view, alongside genuine five-star service and a steam room for recovery after sightseeing. Business travelers and couples get the most from it. Anyone chasing a historic, old-city atmosphere or a smaller budget should look toward the courtyard homestays near Luoyi Ancient City instead, since both the price and the setting here lean firmly modern.
- ✓Use the indoor pool during Luoyang's humid summer stretch and save the rooftop pool for cooler evenings when the view is the draw.
- ✓Pair the steam room with a morning at the Longmen Grottoes, about nine kilometres away, for a genuine recovery routine afterward.
- ✓Book breakfast ahead if catching an early high-speed train from Longmen station, since the champagne breakfast service runs on set hotel hours.
Why we love it
- Two separate pools, rooftop and indoor
- A steam room built for real recovery
- Champagne breakfast alongside city and international menus
- City-view rooms with real balconies and terraces
Why guests love itA guest splitting a stay between the rooftop pool and the indoor one finds the steam room the natural finish to either, especially after a morning spent at the Longmen Grottoes nine kilometres away. Breakfast runs further than expected, champagne and fresh pastries alongside the usual spread, a small touch that separates this from the plainer breakfasts at Luoyang's smaller properties. The balcony rooms with city views make evenings easy, though the setting feels closer to an international hotel than anything distinctly local.