Wuyang Mingdu Grand Hotel

Wuyang Mingdu Grand Hotel (舞阳名都大酒店) is the top-ranked upscale hotel in Wuyang County, part of the Luohe prefecture in Henan Province, China. It is located near Xingfu Shidai Plaza, and the street number is not listed. Wuyang County lies to the west of Luohe city and is a separate county seat, so this hotel serves visitors to the county rather than the central Luohe districts. It is best known to travellers interested in the county's archaeological heritage, as the Jiahu site, an early Neolithic settlement associated with some of the oldest known playable bone flutes and early signs of fermented drinks, lies in Wuyang County. The hotel is in the mid-range price tier by Chinese standards while holding the number one upscale ranking in the county on Ctrip, where it scores 4.8 out of 5 from 623 reviews. That high volume of positive feedback suggests that it is the county's reference hotel for business visitors, official delegations and families. Room types are listed as standard rooms and no detailed amenity list is available. Upscale hotels in Chinese county towns often include a restaurant, meeting rooms and a banquet hall, but these are not confirmed here, so guests should check before arrival. A pool or spa is not listed. The service character is business-oriented and suited to local events, weddings and corporate stays. Mandarin is the working language, so foreign visitors should carry a passport for registration, save the hotel's Chinese name and address for taxi drivers and use a translation app. Travel between Wuyang and Luohe city is by road, and visitors should confirm the journey time and transport options in advance.