Dongshan Hotel

“Merveilleux séjour”

Cet hôtel est situé en face des Longmen. En plus de sa merveilleuse situation, l'hôtel était très sympathique et il y avait d'excellents équipements, y compris des restaurants et un centre sportif. Les seuls points que je améliorer serait de louer plus personnel avec l'anglais et de prolonger les h… Plus

Cet hôtel est situé en face des Longmen. En plus de sa merveilleuse situation, l'hôtel était très sympathique et il y avait d'excellents équipements, y compris des restaurants et un centre sportif. Les seuls points que je améliorer serait de louer plus personnel avec l'anglais et de prolonger les heures du centre sportif. Elle est maintenant ouvre à 3 h, ce qui est très pratique. Cependant, celles-ci étaient mineurs et je recommande cet hôtel hardily.

Moins

“Nice hotel”

A nice hotel which is absolutely the best choice if you want to live close to the grottos. Be aware that the hotel staff speaks very limited English, and that the restaurant serves only Chinese food. They are very friendly though, and the food is good. Stay for one night only, as you only need a da… Plus

A nice hotel which is absolutely the best choice if you want to live close to the grottos. Be aware that the hotel staff speaks very limited English, and that the restaurant serves only Chinese food. They are very friendly though, and the food is good. Stay for one night only, as you only need a day to see the grottos.

Moins

“Excellent for Longmont Grottos and quiet night but not for an action packed hotel experience”

The setting of the hotel is beautiful: on a hill within trees and gardens (makes for fresher air). The dimensions are truly that of a government guest house. While it feels as if having been built in old communist grandeur times, it is indeed only around 15 years old but looks a bit "worn" at place… Plus

The setting of the hotel is beautiful: on a hill within trees and gardens (makes for fresher air). The dimensions are truly that of a government guest house. While it feels as if having been built in old communist grandeur times, it is indeed only around 15 years old but looks a bit "worn" at places and rooms could benefit from some make-up. For instance, our room hat cloth wall"paper" that was smudgy at some places, and the shower area had signs of "wear and tear". As others have noted, the pool areas (indoor and outdoor) seem to be "under construction" , and overall the hotel gives the impression that is the designers miscalculated the actual demand for staying there (it was quite empty when we were staying there). Still: the location is great, as only walking distance from the grottoes and nearby temple and park - though you can also get a shuttle if you do not wish to walk 10-15 minutes uphill or downhill do the access of the tourist area. As others have noted, only few people speak English, but staff is friendly and forthcoming. As the hotel is set in different buildings, you may need to walk to another building for dinner or breakfast (separate locations, quite "grand"). Food was good, though the breakfast selection catered more to Chinese than international tastes. (see photos). Overall: a very convenient location, actually very relaxing and away form the noise and bustle of the main city, and it will offer a bit of Chinese adventure, entirely safe.

Moins