Dandong Hotels with Breakfast

I chose the Orange Hotel for my trip to Dandong, and my overall experience was fantastic, definitely a full five-star rating! 📍 **Excellent Location:** It's right by the Yalu River Broken Bridge, so you can walk to the river for sightseeing. Restaurants, taxis, and attractions are all incredibly convenient, saving time and effort getting around. 🏨 **Ambiance & Decor:** The hotel's decor is simple yet stylish, with a refined and timeless design. The lobby and guest rooms have a great atmosphere. The overall environment is quiet and elegant, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle, making for a comfortable stay. 🧹 **Spotless Cleanliness:** The room cleaning was exceptionally thorough; tabletops, corners, and bathrooms were all impeccably clean. The bedding was neat and odor-free, and public areas were consistently tidy. Very friendly for germaphobes! 🙋 **Thoughtful & Attentive Service:** The front desk staff were warm and polite, making check-in efficient. They patiently answered all my questions, providing detailed and heartwarming service. It truly felt like a home away from home. 🍳 **Amazing Breakfast:** The buffet breakfast offered a rich variety, with hot dishes, pastries, porridges, and fruits – everything you could want. The flavors were authentic and delicious. I thoroughly enjoyed breakfast every day. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit to Dandong. Highly recommend it to anyone traveling to Dandong!

Huge thanks to the front desk attendant for upgrading us to a hot spring room! We were so pleasantly surprised when we walked in. The floor-to-ceiling windows offered a breathtaking view of the Yalu River and distant mountains, just like a traditional Chinese painting. Waking up early, I got to watch the stunning sunrise from the room, which really boosted my mood. The room's details were thoughtfully designed, and it was spotlessly clean. The floor-to-ceiling windows even had narrow side vents that could be opened, letting in a refreshing breeze from the river. All the staff, including the doorman, front desk, and the lovely Korean staff in the breakfast restaurant, were incredibly friendly and welcoming. For breakfast, they had options like red soup sea cucumber noodles and chicken soup abalone noodles, Swiss rolls, and fresh Dandong strawberries and blueberries. The food and fruit were all of excellent quality – definitely a great choice.

The hotel boasts a great location, within walking distance of the train station and the Yalu River Broken Bridge. The surrounding commercial area is well-equipped, making dining and shopping very convenient. The rooms are clean and hygienic, and parking is a breeze with a dedicated lot in the back and street parking available out front. The front desk staff are incredibly welcoming, and the security guards are helpful with parking guidance. All employees greet guests, reflecting excellent hotel management. The facilities are comprehensive; they even called me to mail back a pair of white linen pants I left behind. The front desk, housekeeping, and restaurant staff are all highly professional. Breakfast offers a wide variety, including freshly ground coffee. Overall, a very comfortable stay!

The hotel is conveniently located, just a 10-15 minute walk from the train station and Broken Bridge. The facilities are excellent, including a smart toilet, washing machine, and dryer. The room is quite spacious and comfortable. They even provide good quality Ador shampoo and conditioner. The hygiene is top-notch, and the service is great. The breakfast offers a wide variety of options and is self-service. I highly recommend it!

This hotel is located near the Yalu River. We booked a room with a view, and from our room, we could see the Yalu River and the Broken Bridge, which was a beautiful sight. I have to commend the parking attendant, who was incredibly enthusiastic and helpful. Since it was peak tourist season, parking was difficult. The attendant tirelessly ran around in the hot weather to help us find a parking spot. He suggested that it would be best to park the car once and then take a taxi or walk, as it would be more convenient. However, because we were going to the Museum of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea with our child, we opted to drive for convenience. I really should have listened to the attendant's advice and taken a taxi, because parking was indeed very challenging… Thankfully, when we returned to the hotel later that night, we managed to find a parking space just in time.

The hotel's location is decent, not far from the attractions, and super convenient for dining and shopping. There are plenty of parking spaces, which is great if you're driving, but it's totally unmanaged and chaotic! No one helped with luggage, which is pretty shocking for a supposed five-star hotel that can't even manage that basic service. Breakfast was quite good, and the room was spacious. Cleanliness was just okay, but the facilities were comprehensive. One thing really annoyed me though: when checking in, the front desk gave us complimentary hot spring tickets. I took my child, and no one mentioned at the entrance that children needed tickets or specified any age/height requirements. But when we left, they said my child had to pay. I asked the front desk, and they said the free tickets were only for adults. Honestly, it wasn't a lot of money, but it just left a bad taste. I paid over 700 for the room, and then to nickel-and-dime over a 29-yuan hot spring ticket for my kid? It just felt petty!

The hotel is very close to the railway station, 10 min walk to the promenade, Broken Bridge and Piers, there’s a small park next to the hotel with dancing fountains and illuminated street at night ( looks wow!), easy to reach restaurants, stores and shops, where you can buy goods produced in DPRK. Before talking to the receptionist , better get ready your phone translator if you’re not fluent in Chinese, they didn’t seem very friendly and hospitable, the house keeping lady was more hello-hi and smiling, helped me to find the dashboard in my room to switch the lights:). By the way , the toilet surprised me with warm mode and some more functions you’ll check by yourself ( especially ladies:)). Breakfast….even for Chinese locals and hotel rating it looked poor and not delicious.Perhaps, it’s only my opinion, but I was disappointed and left the hotel restaurant half hungry.The hotel room is quite cozy and spacious, the mattress is not soft , but comfy for sleeping.Recommend it for short stay, 2-3 days, but for budget travelers, it’s not the option. Happy journey!

The triangular hut is very novel. It is fully equipped and clean. The only drawback is that the water in the bathroom is slow and water accumulates easily. The environment is very natural, there is a stream next to the room, and the water is very clear. The only drawback is that the park has not yet been completed, the price is a bit high, and there are a lot of mosquitoes. The service staff are very enthusiastic and kind. Although the breakfast is simple, it tastes good and is clean.

This hotel was perfect. Walking distance from everything, the staff were extremely friendly, and the room was clean and nice. The only thing I can think of was that my tv didn’t work, but that could have been my fault because I never asked for help with it.

I was very satisfied with Ivy's service during my stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Dandong. The hotel has been operating for many years, but the facilities are very well-maintained. Its location right next to a shopping district makes it very convenient for getting around, and the room was clean and tidy.