Tongshe Homesay is a luxury homesay invested by Datong City Tongshe Homesay Co., LTD. The overall style is called "wabi-Sabi aesthetics". The homesay is located on the north side of Huayan Temple entrance, close to Huayan Temple, Dai Wang Mansion, Guanti Temple, Jiulongbi, Yuantong Temple, Shanhua Temple and other famous scenic spots, and is only about 20 minutes' drive from the expressway exit and Datong South Station. Superior geographical location, convenient transportation, surrounding dining and entertainment facilities are available, more famous punch card: Fenglin Pavilion, purple mud 369 and other catering. The hotel has a pleasant atmosphere, simple style and well-designed various rooms, providing you with room coverage of zero pressure bedding, wireless Internet access, coffee machine, small refrigerator and so on. At the same time, guests can also enjoy the elegant business district, overlooking the internal scenic area of Huayan Temple from the lobby, free luggage storage, self-service laundry and other special services, so that you can fully feel the unique charm of Tongshe.
"The hotel lobby is absolutely stunning. Day and night, you face the serene Huayan Temple and watch the crowds in the square. It got colder today, but the afternoon sun was pleasantly warm.
Room: I stayed in the Huayan room, the closest one to Huayan Temple. The room looked exactly like the hotel pictures – what you see is what you get. My only minor gripe is that the window is a bit small and faces the replica eaves of the ancient buildings in the square. The details outside the window aren't great; there's an unpeeled protective film on the outer window and a thick electrical wire dangling outside.
Facilities: The 'Xiaodu' smart assistant is quite good. However, casting to the TV requires using 'Meibo,' which is really inconvenient. The bathroom is excellent; both the overhead and handheld showerheads can be used simultaneously, making for a very comfortable shower. The faucet design is also great, and there's a thoughtful clothesline in the shower area. The hotel has a laundry room available until 9 PM.
Service: I stayed for four days and met six staff members – three men and three women – all incredibly polite. You can tell their service is thoughtful: on the first day, I had knife-cut noodles for breakfast. I didn't mention I don't eat cilantro or green onions, but they disappeared from my breakfast dishes in the following days. The evening foot bath tub is very comfortable, and the foot soak sachet contains red dates, Sichuan peppercorns, and astragalus (couldn't identify the others). The hotel's sea buckthorn juice and astragalus water are also good. Yesterday, I overheard a guest at the front desk complaining about the service, but honestly, it's quite good. When you call, a staff member will always come up to help with luggage.
Dining: Breakfast is a set meal, and after a few days, it does get a bit repetitive. However, the knife-cut noodles and rice vermicelli are good, and the siu mai is also tasty. I hope they can vary the side dishes and pastries in the future, maybe offer some fried dough sticks or something... I also have to mention the hot drinks at the front desk: the latte is much, much better than Starbucks, probably because of the quality of the milk.
Transportation: Transportation is very convenient; it's easy to get anywhere.
I'll definitely come back next time, and I'd like to try a duplex room, haha. It wasn't crowded on Monday, so I peeked into a few empty rooms, and almost every duplex was unique."