To Datong Railway Station: 3km
Surroundings: Huayuan Temple, Nine Dragon Wall
To Datong Railway Station: 3km
Surroundings: Huayuan Temple, Nine Dragon Wall
There are more than 220 guestrooms within this four-star hotel, including Presidential Suites. All rooms are equipped with IDD, satellite TV, minibar, and data port.
There are more than 220 guestrooms within this four-star hotel, including Presidential Suites. All rooms are equipped with IDD, satellite TV, minibar, and data port.
The dinning room, which can hold 260 guests, consists of Chinese and Western restaurants, refined luxury compartments, and Rose Teahouse. The Chinese food restaurant supplies the local dishes of Sichuan, Shandong, and Guangdong, as well as some other special styles. The western food restaurant serves French and Italian food and some other delicious foods of Europe; the eighteen refined luxury compartments named after the remarkable people and scenery of Datong History will provide you not only with delicious food but also with a basic understanding of the 2300-year history of the ancient city of Datong.
The Datong Hotel (Datong Binguan) is an international four-star standard hotel in Datong. It is located in the city center, close to the railway station and some famous sights. The splendid decoration and elegant style enable you to enjoy a comfortable and safe stay.
At the end of 2000, Datong Hotel was rebuilt and expanded according to the standards of four-star hotels. The hotel now has six meeting rooms altogether, including three small meeting rooms for less than 50 people, two medium sized meeting rooms for l00 to l50 people, and one large meeting room for 450 people. The perfect facilities, rich experience in reception, and the professional service ensure the successful holding of various conferences.
Opened in 1973 and renovated in 2003
The Datong Hotel (Datong Binguan) is an international four-star standard hotel in Datong. It is located in the city center, close to the railway station and some famous sights. The splendid decoration and elegant style enable you to enjoy a comfortable and safe stay.
At the end of 2000, Datong Hotel was rebuilt and expanded according to the standards of four-star hotels. The hotel now has six meeting rooms altogether, including three small meeting rooms for less than 50 people, two medium sized meeting rooms for l00 to l50 people, and one large meeting room for 450 people. The perfect facilities, rich experience in reception, and the professional service ensure the successful holding of various conferences.
Opened in 1973 and renovated in 2003
Address: No. 37 Yingbin West Road (Yingbin Xi Lu), Datong, Shanxi, China
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I had an enjoyable stay at the hotel but I wish to help.
Some of the information and brochures in the hotel room in the directory were well presented but the English printed in the articles was not always correct in grammar and punctuatuion. I would like to be helpful to the Hotel by assisting in the translation and presentation of the information in English. I am a retired school teacher and wish to help. I would be happy to do it via emails.
My first impressions of the hotel were not great ... it is a good distance from the train station and the center of town (and we got ripped off by the taxi driver from the train station), the exterior is very intimidating, and the massive gates were more disturbing than comforting--what exactly were we being protected from? Angry Maoists? Dinosaurs? But the interior is quite nice, the rooms are comfortable, and the restaurant menu is the most hilarious thing I've ever seen (more on that in a minute). The staff could've been a little more helpful and didn't speak very much English, but then again Datong (despite the wonderful sights in and around the city) is not exactly on the beaten tourist path and their English was better than my Chinese. I think we paid a little less than $50/night for our room, so it was a great deal.
I must second m2347m's comment that the menu is the funniest thing I've ever seen. I'll post some pictures below, but search "Datong Hotel" on flickr and you can see more of my pictures. Tears were rolling down my eyes the first time I laid eyes on this thing. I'm glad we were able to take one to our room so we could take pictures. Yes--it's that funny!
So to summarize, bad location (although taxis are always available) but a very nice hotel. Again, I'm a bit surprised by the negative reviews. Datong itself is kind of gritty town (the wave of modernization and prosperity that has hit Beijing, Shanghai, and even Xi'an has not reached here) but has a few interesting temples and a famous dragon wall. Outside of town are the real treasures though--the Yungang Caves and Hanging Temple are some of the best sights in China. Datong makes for a nice stopover between Xi'an and Beijing, so if you have time definitely stop here for a day or two! If you don't mind the location (and really, there's not that much to do in downtown Datong anyway), the Datong Hotel is a great value and the restaurant menu alone makes the stay worthwhile! I hope they never change it ...
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I wish this email to be addressed to the marketing department.
I had an enjoyable stay at the hotel but I wish to help.
Some of the information and brochures in the hotel room in the directory were well presented but the English printed in the articles was not always correct in grammar and punctuatuion. I would like to be helpful to the Hotel by assisting in the translation and presentation of the information in English. I am a retired school teacher and wish to help. I would be happy to do it via emails.
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Dianne Cecil
My first impressions of the hotel were not great ... it is a good distance from the train station and the center of town (and we got ripped off by the taxi driver from the train station), the exterior is very intimidating, and the massive gates were more disturbing than comforting--what exactly were we being protected from? Angry Maoists? Dinosaurs? But the interior is quite nice, the rooms are comfortable, and the restaurant menu is the most hilarious thing I've ever seen (more on that in a minute). The staff could've been a little more helpful and didn't speak very much English, but then again Datong (despite the wonderful sights in and around the city) is not exactly on the beaten tourist path and their English was better than my Chinese. I think we paid a little less than $50/night for our room, so it was a great deal.
I must second m2347m's comment that the menu is the funniest thing I've ever seen. I'll post some pictures below, but search "Datong Hotel" on flickr and you can see more of my pictures. Tears were rolling down my eyes the first time I laid eyes on this thing. I'm glad we were able to take one to our room so we could take pictures. Yes--it's that funny!
So to summarize, bad location (although taxis are always available) but a very nice hotel. Again, I'm a bit surprised by the negative reviews. Datong itself is kind of gritty town (the wave of modernization and prosperity that has hit Beijing, Shanghai, and even Xi'an has not reached here) but has a few interesting temples and a famous dragon wall. Outside of town are the real treasures though--the Yungang Caves and Hanging Temple are some of the best sights in China. Datong makes for a nice stopover between Xi'an and Beijing, so if you have time definitely stop here for a day or two! If you don't mind the location (and really, there's not that much to do in downtown Datong anyway), the Datong Hotel is a great value and the restaurant menu alone makes the stay worthwhile! I hope they never change it ...