“No está mal pero no reailise que este es un hotel muy chino!!!”

ahora se llama el Zhongxia Garden Hotel es predominantemente romana chino y parecía los únicos occidentales que visitamos eran los rusos. El personal hace todo lo posible, pero si no tienes cualquier traductor con usted, podría ser un poco de lucha - viajaba con un colega chino así que estaba bien!… Más

ahora se llama el Zhongxia Garden Hotel es predominantemente romana chino y parecía los únicos occidentales que visitamos eran los rusos. El personal hace todo lo posible, pero si no tienes cualquier traductor con usted, podría ser un poco de lucha - viajaba con un colega chino así que estaba bien!! Tuvimos que cambiar de habitación un par de veces y no varían en tamaño y calidad por lo que si no estás contento con lo que se muestran primero, no decir!! El desayuno es típico estilo chino con un montón de variedad, pero los asientos son grandes mesas que puede que te encuentres compartiendo con alguien!! La distribución del hotel es bastante confusa, con diferentes edificios extendido pero en general estuvo bien, pero estábamos aquí por negocios. Fuimos andando a la playa y tardamos unos 30 - 40 minutos - bastante largo para los estándares chinos!!!

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“You can do better; you can do worse...”

We stayed here for three days at the "good level", knowing only that it was a "4 star" hotel on China's 5 star system. Note that the hotel actually has some lower tier older buildings which are much cheaper (about half the cost; ours was approximately 600 yuan per night) but are not as good. The … Más

We stayed here for three days at the "good level", knowing only that it was a "4 star" hotel on China's 5 star system. Note that the hotel actually has some lower tier older buildings which are much cheaper (about half the cost; ours was approximately 600 yuan per night) but are not as good. The biggest disappointment to us was that the hotel advertises itself as a "beach hotel" (Fu Jia Zhang) but in reality, it is two bus stops or a short taxi ride away from the beach! Considering there's no pool here, and the beach is a commute away, we were surprised at the price of the resort. There's really not much else besides the beach in this area. The resort does have a bowling alley (you must pay, note that, but it was about $2.00 US per game so not too bad). They also have some other facilities but again, NO POOL. As an aside, the beach is extremely crowded on weekends; if you go I suggest a weekday. Water was cold in the first week of August. The hotel was full on the weekend with weddings. Overall condition of hotel is OK- I'd say about 3.5 star quality. Internet was free, though staff is predominantly Chinese speaking. We had a native Chinese speaker; not sure how we'd have fared here with English only. Breakfast was included and was good- mostly Chinese style but with a good Western food sample (bread, muffins, OJ, apple juice) Room service was good and , unlike Western hotels, still cheap ("Chinese prices" as opposed to American Hotel prices.) Forget about trying to cash traveler's checks here- they first said they couldn't, then they could, then they said they'd take us to a bank to do it. All in all- if I had to attend a local wedding or was here on local business, I'd stay here and feel OK about it. As a tourist in Dalian, I'd either stay in the city center (It's a small city; you could take a taxi to the beach there too) or at a hotel that is really on the beach.

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