Datong Hotels with Pools

"Datong Hotel, once a state guesthouse in Datong, has a distinguished history of hosting foreign dignitaries, including visits from premiers and, more recently, a Thai princess and her entourage. This long-standing tradition of high-level hospitality has cultivated an exceptionally refined service standard. The hotel lobby is grand and elegant, and the rooms are spotless and well-maintained. Breakfast offers a wide variety of choices, and the service is excellent."

"Yungang Hotel stands alongside Wyndham Hotel, sharing the same lobby and breakfast area like twin sisters. The hotel boasts a moderate location, with an ecological park adjacent to a small river on its west side, perfect for a leisurely stroll. The hotel's service is standardized, attentive, and meticulous. The staff on the 28th floor are busy yet enthusiastic – hats off to them. The hotel's interior decor is elegant and grand, but the surrounding design is exceptionally peculiar. All the roads around are paved with uneven stones, making walking uncomfortable and, even worse, making it difficult to pull luggage into the hotel."

"I recently stayed at this hotel and the overall experience was very satisfactory. The hotel is in a good location, close to the city center and very convenient to travel. The rooms are clean and tidy, well equipped, and the beds are comfortable, making people sleep well. The hotel's service staff are friendly, warm and thoughtful, and are always ready to help guests solve problems. The breakfast is rich and varied, the taste is good, and it makes people full of vitality all day. Overall, this hotel performed exceptionally well, in terms of location, facilities and service. I highly recommend this hotel and will choose to stay again."

"You truly appreciate the difference when you have something to compare it to. I first stayed at Datong Hotel thirty years ago, so naturally, it was my top choice for this visit to Datong. Let's start with the 'positives'. For my first night, I chose the VIP building, thinking that with the country's rapid development, hotel accommodations must have advanced significantly. The promotional materials also touted its spacious and new rooms. However, upon checking in, I felt it wasn't worth the price. The front desk clearly had better rooms available but was unwilling to offer them without an additional charge for these 'so-called' superior rooms. It makes me wonder if the front desk staff has ever stayed in a four-star hotel or above. The VIP building's only real 'plus' was its larger space; otherwise, nothing felt particularly impressive. In the VIP building, the bathroom fixtures were broken, the walls didn't appear thoroughly scrubbed, and the carpet was dirty. This judgment was drawn from a direct comparison. Dissatisfied with the VIP building, I decisively checked out and opted for the old building, where I had stayed three decades ago. I was touched by the elderly gentleman at the front desk even before seeing the room. Upon checking in, I discovered that apart from the room size being smaller than in the VIP building, everything else was equally good, if not better. The elderly gentleman at check-in introduced the amenities along the way – his service was truly commendable, and I plan to get his name for a special mention in a future review. The old building's walls were freshly painted, and the carpet was notably cleaner than in the VIP building. The toiletries also felt superior to those in the VIP building. The headboard cushions were clean and tidy, and the curtains were elegantly neat and clean. Suggestions for the old building: The TV is quite old; replacing it shouldn't be too expensive. Attention to detail is crucial: the faucet handles, though old, have a noble appearance. The only imperfection is the missing small cap on the handle – a small blemish on an otherwise noble piece. The bathtub drain was malfunctioning. The shower curtain could be raised slightly higher. Since there are paintings, their frames should be clean and clear. The small cap on the toilet seat was also missing. Most importantly, the bathroom floor was quite slippery; measures should be taken to prevent guests from falling. Additionally, the old building's self-promotion is lacking. Enlarged photos of renowned figures who once stayed here should be displayed prominently. No other hotel in Datong boasts such an honor, and that's precisely your unique selling point."