5-Star Hotels in Datong

The hotel is very beautiful, unexpectedly beautiful, very quiet and secret. The clerk service is very good, The sanitation is also very clean, and there is still a last time Check-out gifts and handwritten greeting cards are very intimate

A true gem of a hotel! It's exquisite, compact, and wonderfully quiet with excellent soundproofing. The staff provides exceptional, warm service. A few days before arrival, a butler reached out to confirm our itinerary. They offer a complimentary GL8 private car service for transfers to and from the station, and the butler promptly responds to any requests. Breakfast is a set menu; our room included two portions, which was more than enough for two adults and one child, especially since the noodles and drinks were unlimited. The most delightful surprise was the night amenities: face masks, earplugs, eye masks, and disposable bathtub liners – everything you could need! Upon departure, we received a thoughtful souvenir: a beautiful shoulder bag filled with Datong specialties like millet, dried apricots, yogurt, and oil tea. An all-around fantastic experience!

Behind the grey walls and blue tiles, you can feel the gentle embrace of times gone by. The courtyard's tree shadows dance with red lanterns, creating a beautiful scene. Inside, the warm light illuminates the original wooden beams. The courtyard itself has been redecorated since my last visit, with tree shadows weaving patterns of light on the flagstones. Every breath here brings a sense of relaxation, so characteristic of Datong. The service is attentive but never intrusive. Here, time slows down to just the right pace, perfect for turning a holiday into poetry. In summary: My favorite and most recommended hotel in Datong! Welcome fruit: So sweet! Minibar: Features local sea buckthorn, a must-try!

On this trip, after leaving my job, I've stayed in many places, but Datong was the most surprising city. It's full of historical sites, delicious food, and a vibrant, down-to-earth atmosphere. But what surprised me even more was the guesthouse I chose. I did extensive research and ultimately decided to stay within the ancient city, which turned out to be incredibly convenient for dining, lodging, and getting around. It was fantastic and perfectly suited me. Initially, I considered guesthouses in the Southeast District, but they were all new, and their styles were quite similar and unremarkable, much like guesthouses in other cities. So, I picked one with unique traditional Chinese characteristics, and it completely exceeded my expectations. The breakfast was exactly to my liking – nutritious and light. The room was warm and cozy, and the toiletry kit was amazing, with thoughtful items inside. Even though it's been in the ancient city for ten years, the decor and renovation show no sign of age; it's incredibly well-maintained. The housekeeper mentioned they had just upgraded all the rooms before my arrival, haha! 😄 This guesthouse truly helped my restless mind calm down. It felt like staying in a museum. The aunties and housekeepers working here told me stories about every single object and corner, which deeply moved me. This is what a guesthouse should be – unpretentious and full of stories. The biggest surprise this time was having the chance to meet the owner, a wonderful lady. She was so nice, I initially thought she was just another staff member; she had absolutely no airs. More importantly, her experiences and background are incredible – she does extreme sports and has even climbed Mount Everest! Talking with her made me feel so comfortable and helped me let go of a lot of things. Thank you for the encounter; it was truly destiny. This was the most unexpected gain from my trip to Datong, and I will definitely go back if I get the chance! It felt just like home, with no sense of unfamiliarity whatsoever.

This was my favorite hotel on this trip. First, upon arriving at the hotel parking area, a friendly and smiling uncle from the hotel parking lot enthusiastically guided us to a spot. We wanted to fast charge our car, so we parked in the fast-charging area (Yabei something parking zone). The staff at the Yabei parking area, who are not hotel employees, were very unfriendly. They said we could charge but to move the car quickly after it was done. We experienced being shooed away by that staff member twice in one day while charging, and he even warned us that if we didn't move the car after charging, he would lock it. I asked the uncle at the hotel's parking area, and he said it was fine to move the car after charging, and that the hotel has plenty of parking spaces. He also mentioned that the staff member didn't bother with gasoline cars occupying charging spots. During check-in, I didn't want to go out for takeout that evening and wanted to find a chair. I called the front desk, and it was an automated voice. A Datang staff member called me back to verify and then delivered the item. After dinner, my child wanted to go to the pool. We arrived at the pool around 9 PM. I asked to borrow a swimming ring inflator. The front desk staff said there was no need to inflate it, as we wouldn't be able to play for long because it was closing soon. It seemed like they didn't really want us to go in. I said, ”Isn't it open until 10?” She said the pool needed to be cleaned and we wouldn't be able to play for more than a few minutes, though she did lend me the inflator. I ignored her and took my child to the pool. The staff inside the pool didn't shoo us away. We played for about 30 minutes, and around 9:45 PM, the pool staff said they needed to clean the pool and to come back tomorrow. So we went back to our room. Overall, the stay was a good experience. The staff were generally friendly. It would be better if the hotel's own fast-charging area and pool clearly stated their operating hours and closing times.

My biggest surprise on this trip to Datong was definitely this hotel. As a hotel enthusiast, I really couldn't find much to fault (though the pool water wasn't quite warm enough – a minor imperfection, I suppose). First off, the location is superb, right by the ancient city wall. You step out and the city wall is right across the street, and Southeast Yip is just next door. Taking a stroll in the evening couldn't be more convenient! Everything is close by, and getting a taxi is easy. Secondly, the hotel itself is stunning and impeccably clean, perfect for photos. The hotel feels like a work of art, beautifully designed, blending classical aesthetics with modern design. It also does an excellent job of protecting guest privacy; outside photographers can't just wander in. It's incredibly tranquil; even though it's fully booked every day, you rarely run into other guests, offering great privacy. I slept wonderfully. Then there are the top-tier amenities. All the luxuries you'd expect from a high-end hotel are here. Everything in the minibar, except for the red wine, is complimentary – there's so much you can't possibly drink it all. Every day, they offer different fresh fruits, nuts, and a goodnight dessert, plus complimentary coffee. The complimentary afternoon tea is very generous and aesthetically pleasing. The breakfast selection is extensive and delicious! And the service, it's simply outstanding, scoring almost full marks for attention to detail. There are plenty of staff members, and they respond incredibly quickly. They even deliver takeout to your room. If I had to pick a flaw, it's that it's quite expensive. But overall, it was definitely worth it. If I come to Datong again, I'd choose this hotel without hesitation.

The rooms and bedding are up to the usual Intercity standard, which is fine. However, the service was really poor. To be honest, I stayed for two nights; the first night was over 700 yuan, and the second was over 600 yuan. I understand it's a holiday, but for that price, I expect at least the same level of service as a normal season hotel like All Seasons or Crystal, which cost only 200-300 yuan. Instead, I paid that much and still had to put up with the front desk's attitude. I checked in on the afternoon of the 19th. The oldest lady at the front desk – why should I have to deal with her attitude when I'm paying to stay here? I had already specified in my booking not to have a room at either end of the hallway, but she assigned me one right next to the elevator. She told me it was an upgrade, and I initially agreed. But after being in the room for a minute, I was so worried about the noise that I went back down to tell her I didn't want the upgrade and preferred a standard room, as long as it wasn't at either end. Her face immediately dropped, and she started ignoring me, refusing to talk to me. She then had a younger girl help me. That's when I realized the room I originally booked wasn't available. After waiting a while, they finally found another room at the other end of the hall, at least not right next to the elevator. I just accepted it. The next night, she was on the night shift. They were all sitting there, laughing and chatting, I don't know what they were doing. I went over and asked if the bar's beer was drinkable. One staff member told me it was out of order, even though the day before, we both heard another guest being told it was fine to drink. I thought I'd just try it out once since I was checking out the next morning. It was very disappointing. I've stayed at Intercity hotels in other cities before, and the service was never like this. It's a holiday, and I understand you're busy. But I've paid good money, so why do I have to put up with your attitude? Oh, and when I checked out, another staff member took my room card without even looking up. She asked how my stay was, and I said it was okay. She just said 'good' and that was it, still without looking up. They didn't even offer a bottle of water, let alone a farewell. Oh, and the second day we went out, the cleaning staff who tidied our room didn't restock the drinks in the fridge. I called the front desk, and they said they'd bring them up. A little while later, the cleaning staff knocked on the door and said they forgot to put them in. Throughout all this, no one seemed apologetic, and I didn't even get an 'I'm sorry.' In the bathroom, the sensor light was full of dust, and there was something black on the round hole above the sink, I don't know what it was. I found it disgusting. I saw it as soon as I looked down and wiped it off myself.

A very pleasant stay. The hotel was meticulously clean and well-maintained. The room was spacious and bright, and the bed was perfectly comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The staff, from the front desk to housekeeping, provided excellent service – not intrusive, but always there to help when needed. The location is convenient with easy access to transportation and amenities. Considering the price, it offers outstanding value, making it suitable for both business trips and short getaways. Highly recommended!

湯頭温泉酒店超讚體驗，沉浸式泡湯康養太治癒！ 偶然打卡渾源湯頭温泉酒店，直接被圈粉！藏在恆山南麓的寶藏温泉酒店，既有千年氡泉的療愈底藴，又有高星級的貼心服務，不管是親子出遊還是單人康養，體驗感拉滿，真心推薦！ 酒店的核心亮點絕對是温泉本身！作為北魏行宮傳承的稀有氡泉，國家一類醫用高熱礦泉名不虛傳，原漿温泉水無任何添加劑，泡完皮膚滑嫩，渾身舒展，聽説對風濕、皮膚問題都有養護效果，沉浸式感受天然療愈的快樂。泡池選擇超豐富，室內3個異形大泡池恆温舒適，拍照也出片；室外12個泡池藏在山林間，冬日泡湯時直面山野風光，冷熱交織的體驗超棒，工作人員超貼心，發現水温稍低提醒後，很快就添了熱水，細節拉滿。最愛的還是私家湯院，温泉入户，獨享庭院泡湯的靜謐，完全不用人擠人，私密性直接拉滿。 住宿體驗也遠超預期，房間佈局合理，空間寬敞，專屬床墊和高品質床品睡得特別香，55寸大屏電視、高速網絡一應俱全，意大利進口洗護用品更是戳中細節控。全屋乾淨整潔，衞生做得超到位，推開窗就能看到山林綠意，晨起聽着鳥鳴醒來，氛圍感直接拉滿。而且住宿期間温泉可以無限次來回泡，想泡就泡，完全不用趕時間，太愜意了！ 餐飲方面也完全不用愁，酒店餐廳菜品豐富，涵蓋各地菜系，早餐自助中西結合，品類齊全，味道在線；午晚餐還能預訂豪華包房，分量實在，價格也合理，完美解決周邊吃飯不便的問題。大堂還有咖啡廳，泡完湯來一杯咖啡，放鬆感加倍。酒店的配套設施也很完善，免費的室內泳池、小童樂園，帶娃家庭也能玩得盡興，免費私人停車場+充電車位，自駕出行超方便，24小時前台服務貼心，快速入住退房，全程無槽點。 酒店位置在恆山南麓文旅帶核心，周邊還有懸空寺、平型關大捷景區等景點，泡完湯順路打卡周邊美景，一站式實現“温泉+旅遊”。整個酒店環境幽靜，空氣清新，遠離城市喧囂，不管是泡湯療愈、山間漫步，還是參與酒店的八段錦、非遺體驗等康養項目，都能讓身心得到徹底放鬆。 真心覺得這是一家被低估的寶藏温泉酒店，高品質的硬件設施、貼心的服務、頂級的温泉資源，性價比超高。如果非要説小遺憾，就是位置稍偏，但完全不影響體驗，畢竟為了這份沉浸式的泡湯快樂，一切都值得！下次還會再來，已經推薦給身邊所有喜歡温泉的朋友了！ 🌟整體評分：五顆

First, the pros: the rooms were large, nice, and clean. 👌 The cons: the lobby was messy, and many people were smoking there. 🚬 The hot spring tickets were included, but we couldn't get in because it was too crowded; they told us to come back in the morning. The elevator smelled strongly of rotten cafeteria food. The breakfast food was mediocre. This isn't the chain Joya Hotel; it's a bathhouse hotel.