Datong Hotels with Wi-Fi

"Even though the hotel's facilities are a bit dated, the service and food are absolutely on point! The breakfast was the absolute highlight! Seriously, you're missing out by not promoting it more! The knife-cut noodles (better than any chain restaurant – get the original flavor, trust me!) are a must-try. The tofu vermicelli, kuailai (a local dish), and lamb offal vermicelli are all pretty much on par with what you'd find at good to excellent local restaurants. All the side dishes are quite refined and the ingredients are top-notch. For example, the stir-fried bok choy had very few stems and was incredibly tender! The broccoli and baby corn were also very refreshing! The variety is excellent, with both Chinese and Western options, as well as local specialties. Noodles are made fresh on the spot. It really met my expectations for a high-end hotel breakfast. Facilities: It's an older hotel, so the facilities are indeed a bit dated. Cleanliness: I prefer to wipe things down with my own wipes, but it all seemed pretty clean. Environment: Close to the ancient city and Parkson (a department store), the surroundings are nice, but room soundproofing is just okay. Service: Warm and attentive. Single bathhouse ticket: A Northern-style public bath. Late-night congee service: Didn't try it, no delivery available."

"The carpet hygiene was poor. Breakfast was a nightmare. The restaurant was huge and chaotic, with no host to seat guests. It was a free-for-all, with people scrambling for tables and often sharing, which was very unfriendly. The breakfast quality was mediocre. Plates often ran out and weren't refilled, and the coffee was terrible. The specialty lamb offal noodles were decent, but most other items were pre-made and tasted very average. However, the hotel hardware was top-notch, with luxurious decor. The rooms were large and spacious, and the design was very practical. But the staff... honestly, it's hard to describe. I stayed for three days and don't typically remove my key card, but every day the staff would take it out. 😅 The first night, the water temperature wasn't hot enough. Perhaps the hotel was fully booked, but my child kept complaining about the cold during their shower. As someone from the North, I found the room temperature comfortable, just a bit dry."

"During the Chinese New Year, I chose this hotel for my family and it was my second time staying here. The hotel is very clean, quiet, and has an antique charm. It's located within the ancient city walls, very close to all the attractions. Just a few steps from the hotel, you'll find Huayan Temple and Chunyang Palace. There's a church next to the hotel, and walking through its courtyard leads you straight to the Nine-Dragon Wall and Daiwang Mansion. For dining, the hotel is also conveniently close to popular spots like Xidao Noodle, Fenglin Pavilion, Laochai Sliced Noodles, Zini, and Longjuxiang, making meals very accessible. The hotel owner was incredibly welcoming; she even brought an additional staff member to help us with our luggage, fearing we had too much. My family thoroughly enjoyed their stay at this hotel over the New Year."

"The hotel is brand new with modern facilities, and parking is super convenient if you're driving. It's spotlessly clean, and the breakfast spread is great with a good variety, especially the coffee which is delicious. Both the staff and housekeeping were very polite and courteous. The hotel is about 4km from the old town, so it's nice and quiet around here. If you don't have a car, taxis in Datong are probably quite affordable. Overall, it was a very comfortable stay and offered great value for money."

"Fantastic lodging. Best value I have had in dozens of stays. Clean, classy and large room with huge window to the main streets. Nice little hip cafe in the same hallway on the same floor. Nice bathroom, great bed. The location is also fine, even though it is a kilometer or so to the city walls. The naming Old town guesthouse isn’t much correct, but it doesn’t matter for the overall impression of this hotel."

"We went to 4 cities during our trip to China: Shenzhen, Datong, Beijing and Shanghai. This hotel in Datong is by far the best hotel I've ever stayed in. It has everything: clean, modern rooms, friendly and helpful staff and prime location. Seriously, if you plan to come to Datong you have to stay here, your body and mind will thank you. 10/10 stars!"

"Summary: Not as good as Yungang Grand Hotel, and far inferior to other Four Points by Sheraton hotels I've stayed at. Let's start with the positives. The hotel decor is quite new, and they offer triple family rooms. Breakfast was decent, and there's a gym. However, the stay experience was very poor. First, the soundproofing is quite bad. I could clearly hear noises from the corridor and outside the window. I couldn't sleep without earplugs. Secondly, the room was very hot and I had to open the window to cool it down. Thirdly, why was the staff attitude so terrible? 3.1 I wrote some suggestions in the in-room comment book, but no one bothered to respond. I understand if they can't meet the suggestions, but at least a reply would be nice. 3.2 After checking in, no one told me I needed to scan a QR code for parking and then go to the front desk for a refund. They asked for a payment record, but the ETC record isn't real-time, so I hadn't replied to the front desk. Then, in the evening, they chased me for the record, only to tell me in the end that parking only accepts WeChat Pay, not ETC?! Why couldn't they just tell me that upfront? What was the point of all that hassle? 3.3 For a triple family room, they only provide two breakfasts. In the morning, I forgot and went to eat with my parents, only to be stopped publicly (though even if I wasn't stopped, there was no space in the restaurant). I suggest the hotel consider offering an extra breakfast for family rooms (they could learn from Yungang Grand Hotel, which offers four breakfasts with a booking)."

"My stay here truly exceeded all expectations! The facilities were exceptional. Not only did the room have all the basic amenities, but it also thoughtfully included a direct drinking water system, so I could just turn on the tap and drink – so convenient and healthy, what a pleasant surprise! 😍 The cleanliness was also absolutely reassuring. Every corner of the room was spotless, and the bedding was pristine white with no strange odors. It made for a very comfortable stay; I have to give it a huge thumbs up! 👍 And the environment was simply fantastic. Both the interior design of the room and the decor of the hotel's public areas exuded elegance and warmth, making me feel as relaxed and at home as if I were in my own house. 🌿 The service deserves special praise. The staff maintained a warm and attentive attitude from check-in to check-out, and their smiling service was incredibly refreshing. The biggest surprise was that, since it was the off-season, the hotel proactively upgraded us to an Executive Room for free! The view was more expansive, and the facilities were even better – truly thoughtful! 🥳 There was also a lovely late-night snack service from 9 PM to midnight. The complimentary pear soup was sweet and soothing, and drinking a bowl on a slightly chilly evening warmed me right up. It was a moment full of happiness! 🍐 Furthermore, the hotel guaranteed a late check-out until 4 PM. For travelers like us who enjoy sleeping in or have a more relaxed itinerary, this is incredibly accommodating – no need to worry about rushing at all! ⏰"

"The hotel lobby is impressive, clearly a renovated old hotel but doesn't feel dated. The breakfast restaurant has a great ambiance, and the abundant breakfast is definitely worth trying, with waterside seating available. The bedroom is spacious and generally clean, with smart home features throughout, which is very convenient. The toiletries, tissues, and slippers are all high-quality, and the shower water pressure is excellent. The soundproofing in the room is also good. The only drawback is that the carpet is a bit old. The Fenglin Pavilion downstairs has delicious food, and they even give out vouchers. The complimentary bathhouse isn't worth visiting; it's very small. It's definitely worth the price during the off-season; for under 600, it's impeccable."

"The room is clean and tidy, with a complete Japanese-style decor. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer a great view of the ancient city. The large TV also has a projection function. It's very convenient for dining nearby, with Old Chai's Noodles and Sunji Baozi chain stores, and Beiwei Family Feast is also very close. The accommodation price is quite affordable, highly recommended!"