Dunhuang Hotel

Located in the city of Dunhuang, it is a time-honored five-star hotel with excellent service and good rooms. When I went there, the room I booked had some problems with ventilation, and they immediately helped me solve it and arranged a room opposite. The waiter did not shirk responsibility or make excuses throughout the process, and his attitude was very sincere. The new room was also very clean and the breakfast tasted good. During the National Day peak season, it is a very cost-effective hotel.

Although it is an old hotel, the facilities are well maintained. There are many things related to Mogao Grottoes in the hotel, which can be seen, and there is also a cultural and creative store. There are supermarkets and pharmacies nearby, and there is a large parking lot, which is convenient for self-driving. The night market is not far away, just cross the road and walk 100 or 200 meters to get there. There are not many varieties of breakfast, but you can eat enough. But 68 per person is expensive, and there are also places to eat breakfast nearby. The room structure is relatively compact, but there are uncleaned hair in the bathroom and on the chairs. The cleaning is not thorough. Except for a small cup of apricot peel tea and a hand towel when checking in, there is no service. It is quite satisfactory. Not very enthusiastic.

Carrying all the travel dust, I came to Dunhuang, the Buddhist country, from a seaside city thousands of miles away, and stayed in a hotel named after a city. The arrogance and dazzle of the lobby and the moment you enter the room create a gap like a drop from the top of Qilian Mountain. The dirty carpet seemed to be covered with thousands of years of sand and dust from Mingsha Mountain, making people unable to bear to lift their legs. The mottled toilet seat is like the ancient murals of Mogao Grottoes, making people uncomfortable. The parchment-like shower curtain mixed with the shower and bathtub, even with a non-slip mat, tested my muscles in the days to come. When I went out the next day, I asked the front desk if I could get two bottles of water. The front desk's face looked as cold as the Bodhisattva of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and he told me that the water was brought into the room by the waiter who brought two bottles of water on demand every day. Oh my God, I stayed here for three days in a row, even if I made a phone call or moved my noble body to help me get it, wouldn’t it work? Thanks to Dunhuang City Cultural Tourism for sparing no effort in publicity, the beautiful northwest scenery and a large number of tourists have extended the life of this hotel. I hope the hotel management can improve the hardware conditions of this hotel, for no other reason than that it is a city named after the city. hotel!

The room was clean and hygienic, but it felt a bit crowded. The facilities were complete, but the bathroom facilities were poor, the ground drainage was not smooth, and there was water accumulation. It took a long time to clean up after each shower, which was not in line with the reputation of Dunhuang Hotel. The room of more than 600 yuan was not cost-effective. The hotel lobby was beautiful, and the Dunhuang color was strong, which was worthy of praise.

The hotel decoration is very Dunhuang-style. There are parking spaces in the yard. Building 8 was upgraded. The breakfast is rich in variety. The service staff is professional. The first choice for staying in Dunhuang.