Featured Hotels Near Longhai Railway History Museum

Lianyungang Haizhou Ancient City Boutique Hotel is the top choice near the Lohai Railway Museum. This heritage-inspired property blends traditional Jiangsu architecture with modern amenities, offering panoramic views of the historic railway tracks from select rooms. The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the museum entrance and provides complimentary shuttle service to Lianyungang Railway Station and Xugou Port, ideal for exploring coastal attractions.

Book a heritage-themed room for an immersive experience. Each evening features a "Railway Tales Night" event hosted by retired railway workers, sharing authentic stories of the region’s century-long rail history—perfect for culture lovers seeking deeper connections beyond sightseeing.

Stay at Lianyungang Gangcheng International Hotel, just 300 meters from the Lohai Railway Museum—a mere 4-minute walk away. The hotel offers dedicated tour concierge services, including timed entry bookings and railway artifact guidebooks for visitors.

The rooftop Starry Sky Terrace Restaurant delivers breathtaking views over the entire historical rail site, especially magical at night when illuminated lights echo the era of steam engines. Guests also enjoy free admission to the local cultural market, where they can purchase unique souvenirs like vintage ticket replicas and brass emblem pins inspired by old locomotives—perfect for preserving memories of your journey.

Lianyungang Rail Memory Boutique Hotel is the only themed accommodation offering direct views of the historic railway track remains. Its floor-to-ceiling window rooms face the original rails, where morning mist reveals reenactments of vintage steam locomotives in motion.

Inside, the hotel hosts a mini exhibition featuring over 200 authentic artifacts—old tickets from the 1930s, dispatching maps, and railway uniforms. Guests can join the "One Day Rail Experience," donning period work attire to play simulated dispatch games or sip the limited-edition "Platform Coffee" at the on-site Rail Café, paired with locomotive-themed pastries. A truly immersive journey into the soul of China’s railway heritage.