Jiushe heyuan (Daiwangfu Branch, Drum Tower East Street, Datong)

The location is very convenient, the space is not too big, and the breakfast is OK. The door lock didn't work well.

I suddenly decided to go to Datong for the holiday, and I searched for Jiushe Hotel, which looked great, so I booked a room immediately. The special forces tour has just ended, let’s talk about the experience~ 📍Excellent location: Jiushe is located on Gulou East Street, quiet but not remote. Huayan Temple, Fahua Temple, Nine Dragon Wall and other attractions are all within walking distance. If you want to eat at Long Ju Xiang, Feng Ling Ge and Zi Ni 369, they are all not far away. Opposite the Jiushe is a large parking lot, which is very convenient if you drive. Next to it is the Nezha mural wall which has been quite popular recently. 🏡The room is perfect: The homestay is composed of five courtyards connected together, and a large wing room is a room, which is very distinctive. Pushing the door open, the room is designed in Chinese style, warm and clean. The bed is very big, which is enough for sleeping with children. The boss was also thoughtful enough to give the children extra bedding, fearing that they wouldn’t have enough for sleeping. 👩🏻Human touch: The boss is very considerate and enthusiastic. We arrived in Datong late at night on the first day. The boss contacted us in advance to confirm the check-in details and waited for us to check in. They helped us store our luggage and food when we checked out, and later they warmly sent us off on our return trip. This time I went out early and came back late every day, so I didn’t have the chance to taste the breakfast at Jiushe, which was a bit of a pity. I can only leave it for next time! This trip to Datong was a great experience, especially the feeling of being at home in Jiushe, which left a deep impression on us. I will stay here again next time I come to Datong😆🥳

The location is convenient. It is not far from Chunyang Palace, Shanhua Temple, Huayan Temple and Drum Tower on foot. The Bronze Museum is just outside the door. It is small but beautiful. I took my children to see it carefully. The children remembered four kinds of ritual vessels, Ding (cooking), Hu (water), You (wine), Gui (grain). Ding is an odd number and Gui is an even number. The emperor has nine Dings and eight Gui, the princes have seven Dings and six Gui, the literati have five Dings and four Gui, and the Yuan Dynasty scholars have three Dings (or one Ding) and two Gui. Breakfast buns, steamed buns, millet porridge is delicious Take a bath with an electric water heater for 20 minutes, then wait 20 minutes before using it. It's OK if you're not in a hurry.

Siheyuan style, quiet and comfortable, in the ancient town, just a few minutes walk from the bustling area of ​​the ancient town. Nearby local specialty restaurants include Longjuyuan 369 Coarse Grains, Xijin Road Shaved Noodles, etc.