Atour Hotels in Dandong

This was an amazing stay. While it wasn't directly on the river, my room had an eventful river view and it was about an 8ish minute walk to the river and Yalu Bridge. This hotel is connected to a mall with some pastry shops, noodles, a pizza restaurant and a starbucks so in the dead of winter (we came in Feb) it was convenient. A huge perk is the fact that it was a stones throw from the rail station, about 5 minutes walking. Thank you to 王君瑶 Coco Wang for helping make our stay special. I highly recommend this hotel.

Really enjoyed the use of the gym and pool areas. Breakfast was amazing!! A good room with bath and super comfortable bed. Friendly and helpful staff. Easy parking below the Wanda Plaza, around 3 to the Yalu river with plenty of shared bikes around too.

Good location from the river walkway to the broken bridge. Also a 15 minute taxi ride to the railway station made it very convenient. Best Western style and Chinese breakfast one could ask for as well as ongoing friendly service. The coffee could be better, but cannot compare it to a coffee shop. Spacious warm rooms made it the perfect place to rest and relax after a busy day (during winter). Will definitely be back if I return to Dandong

The advantages and disadvantages of the hotel are obvious. The advantage is the superior geographical location, facing the Broken Bridge of the Yalu River, and it is not far to walk to the two cruise ship docks. The parking lot is large and has sufficient parking spaces, but the hotel accepts external vehicles, which makes the privacy of the guests staying in the hotel much worse. During the day, the car will most likely be parked far away from the back entrance of the hotel. The disadvantages are old facilities and old decoration style. If you ignore the advantages of the geographical location, the decoration and facilities are not as good as those of the Four Seasons Hotel. The breakfast is just edible, and the staff service is the most unsatisfactory. If the old hardware such as facilities is a problem that cannot be solved in the short term, then the soft conditions such as service attitude should be solved immediately. I hope the hotel can provide corresponding services according to the corresponding star rating.

I hesitated for a long time before checking in. I read reviews saying that the hotel is old, the sanitary conditions are average, and it is not at the level of a five-star hotel. I was struggling whether to stay in other chain hotels. In the end, I felt that it was not bad. It met the travel needs of my mother and me. It was a hotel that I could choose to stay in again. Hygiene: Overall, I think it is OK and comfortable. The bathroom is clean and there is no odor in the room (I live on the 16th floor and the windows can be opened for ventilation, which is a good review), but there is some dust on the bedside table and a little fine dust on the bedding. I am not particularly obsessed with cleanliness, so it is generally acceptable. Geographic location: This is my favorite, right by the river. You can walk to Moon Island downstairs, which is suitable for tourists who are willing to stroll. Looking at the river view makes me feel open-minded, and it can also satisfy my curiosity to observe North Korea. It takes 10 minutes by taxi to central attractions such as the Broken Bridge, and 10 minutes to the Dandong Ship. It is in the middle, and it is very convenient to travel. It takes 10 minutes by taxi to Dandong Station. Service: The service is in place and meets the five-star standard. The service of Miss Chen Songling at the front desk is good. Facilities: The bed is an old-fashioned spring bed, not very soft, more suitable for people like me with lumbar disc herniation. The breakfast variety is rich, there is still a gap from other five-star hotel breakfasts, but it is OK.

In order to go to Yanji, I stopped in Dandong for one stop and booked the Vienna International Hotel. As soon as I entered the lobby, I saw the staff doing hygiene. If you book a standard single room, you have to go through a corridor to another elevator. The hotel with elevator access is still very safe. The room is not big, but it is clean and tidy. The oil paintings decorated on the walls of the hotel are very artistic. The price is not expensive

This is the hotel where located just beside the Dandong railway station.It’s the hotel of Dandong railway station.In front of the hotel there is an iconic statue of China’s former leader.My first impression was one of awe - the elegance and sophistication were palpable from the very moment I walked in. The check-in staff were courteous and efficient, greeting me with warm smiles and promptly assisting me with my luggage. The hallways were immaculately clean, and the plush carpeting provided a pleasant sensation beneath my feet. Upon entering my room, I was immediately struck by the stunning view of the “North Korea “ in the distance just 850m away from the balcony. The room was spacious, with high ceilings and carefully-selected furnishings that complemented the overall aesthetic of the hotel. The bathroom was equally impressive, featuring elegant fixtures and plush towels. But not up to 5 star standards. Throughout my stay, the staff continued to impress with their impeccable service and attentiveness to my needs. Every question I had was met with a prompt and informative response, and the concierge was particularly helpful in recommending local attractions and dining options. Overall, the “Dantie hotel”is combination of stunning views, good accommodations, and exceptional service ensured that my stay was both comfortable and memorable. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a sophisticated and refined experience in a beautiful Dandong city in China-North Korea border.

Every time he passed by the front desk, he would stand up straight and greet me, which made me feel embarrassed and I wanted to bow. I have to say that the handsome men and beautiful women in Dandong are really decent. The location is also very good, right by the Yalu River, and the room is very clean.