Dandong Hotels with Breakfast

Just checked out of this hotel and couldn't wait to share my experience! [Grinning face] As a newly renovated hotel, I was pleasantly surprised from the moment I stepped into the lobby. It perfectly embodies a 'New Chinese Aesthetic' with meticulous attention to detail everywhere. The hotel's overall design is incredibly tasteful, blending New Chinese style with modern simplicity. The public areas are spacious and bright, with art pieces and greenery perfectly placed to create an elegant yet cozy atmosphere. The front desk staff's smiles and efficient, professional service instantly put me at ease. The room itself was quiet and comfortable, freshly renovated with no strange odors, and the details were spot on. The bedding was incredibly comfortable. Although it was a bleak winter scene outside the window, the room was warm and spring-like, with soft lighting and a well-thought-out layout, making for a truly relaxing and pleasant stay. Then there's the tranquil beauty of the Yalu River in winter – I had a river view room, and the vista was excellent. Even though it was winter, with bare trees on both banks and a quiet, desolate landscape, it only highlighted the clear and deep beauty of the Yalu River. Under the winter sun, it shimmered with a cool, serene glow, creating a unique sense of calm and openness. But what truly touched and delighted me was the thoughtful 'souvenir' the hotel prepared. It wasn't the usual candy or simple stationery, but a bone china plate featuring illustrations of the Yalu River Broken Bridge and the scenery of North Korea across the river. It was full of local character and historical significance – a keepsake I could take home. This level of thoughtfulness goes beyond simple accommodation; it reflects the hotel's respect for guests' feelings and local culture, making it feel truly precious. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area; I'm sure you'll also find your own moving experience here.

The hotel facilities are brand new, and the staff are incredibly nice. Even the cleaning aunties warmly welcome you back next time! The bedding in the room was really comfortable – I hadn't been sleeping well due to an illness, but I slept soundly here. Highly recommend! They even gave me a souvenir when I checked out, and the fridge magnet is so pretty. If I go to Dandong again, this will definitely be my first choice. ❤️

Hotel needs deep cleaning especially shower stool, and they need to get rid of bad order in 13th floor hallway. Every morning I smelled residues of rotting corpses. The room was OK, only the hallway in the morning which made me uncomfortable. Although they left the hallway window open every morning I had to hold my breath all the way to the elevator. No comments on breakfast since I haven't eaten there.

The location is excellent, perfect for visiting Duanqiao, the train station, and the park! Facilities: It's a new hotel, hasn't been open long. Cleanliness: No need to comment, it's perfect! 👍 Environment: A hidden spot near the station, with a fried chicken place right next door! 👍 Service: Northeastern girl, Cuihua, serves the food! 👍

Location is great as it is just a short walk away from the broken bridge. There are also a lot of restaurants around the area. I could see North Korea from my room on the 5th floor too. While they did clean the room every day, there were actually quite a bit of webs at the window and it was quite gross. Hope they clean them up. Also really like that there was a laundry room. One annoying thing was that I had to bring my card to the counter to be activated every night I returned to the hotel.

Our whole family went on a short trip during the May Day holiday and booked three rooms at this hotel, which I'd stayed at over ten years ago. The name changed from Andong Pavilion to Xin'an Dong. The rooms haven't changed much and are still clean and tidy. The hotel lobby and front desk are much smaller than before and don't feel as grand as they used to. The hygiene is still good. Since it was peak travel season, there were a lot of people, and the two elevators felt a bit crowded. Overall, it was pretty good.

Traveling during the May Day holiday, the hotel is clean and tidy, the service is warm, and snacks are given in the afternoon. The location is excellent and it is very close to the train station. I will choose here next time!

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.

Ivy was incredibly friendly and thoughtful during check-in, even offering a small gift. Her service was professional and welcoming, making for a really great stay.