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Datong RenYi Inn (Kind and Justice) is located in the center of Datong Tourist Scenic Area. The hotel is backed by PanJiaYuan Market of Datong, China. You will definitely enjoy the traditional Chinese antique market and Chinese culture. The transportation is very convenient. You can reach the antique market by 2 minutes walk. You can easily reach famous AAAA-Class Tourist Areas by 5 minutes walk. Such as: Huayan Monastery, The Forbidden City - Nine Dragons Wall, Fahua Temple, Yuantong Temple and so on. The courtyard is equipped with rockery, glass roof, planting flowers and plants, feeding birds and fish, and the traditional courtyard makes you feel the charm of Datong ancient city. The rooms of Renyi are mainly Chinese-style duplex rooms. They are also equipped with high-end furnitures and tasteful decoration, it will bring you a comfortable stay.

* The lodgings are located in the Old City of Datong, adjacent to the historical and cultural attractions of HWAEOMSA, Daiwangfu, Kowloon Pik, Drum Tower, Shanhua Temple and Hokke-ji. It is only a 20-minute drive to Yungang Grottoes, an hour or so from Hanging Temple, Mount Heng, to explore Datong's historic sites is just a stone's throw away. * The residential quarters are surrounded by green bricks and tiles, which embody Datong's unique customs and human geography. They are quiet and full of artistic atmosphere. The hostel is designed by a professional hostel designer, where you can see the sky fish in the corridor, the stars in the ceiling of the room, the loft beyond and the stunning view from the viewing room. The room layout is perfect, combining modern and traditional design, elegant but not out of style. * a warm, emotional“Home”: strict hygiene control, full range of exclusive butler, the front desk water bar free to eat and drink, for your journey to arrange intimate exclusive guide. • Facilities • Bed-and-breakfast features: haggis, sliced noodles freshly ground coffee, specialty afternoon tea • Travel Guide * Beijing departureself-drive: about 350 km, about 4.5 hours high-speed rail: about 2 hours away [ address ] Datong Daiwangfu Hourenhefang 1-4-61 onetwo hotel is dedicated to creating a high-end private home for the soul, through accommodation, art life, intelligence, three-dimensional life and other aspects, combined with regional culture, so that residents feel quiet, comfortable and satisfied..

Ruifeng Building Hotel, Datong Ancient City Ruifeng Building Hotel in Datong Ancient City is a premium hotel with the Northern Wei Dynasty theme under the Hongqi Hotel Group. - Location: It is situated on the north side of Qingyuan Street in Datong Ancient City, adjacent to Huayan Temple, with scenic spots like the Nine-Dragon Wall nearby. - Architectural Style: Based on the architectural style of the Northern Wei Dynasty, it adopts a "one axis and five courtyards" layout, integrating elements from Yungang Grottoes and fully demonstrating the "fusion of Hu and Han styles". - Facilities: There are 58 guest rooms on the second floor above ground; a Chinese restaurant on the first floor, mainly serving Datong casserole dishes; multi-functional banquet halls, meeting rooms, etc. on the first and second floors underground, which can accommodate 1,000 people for dining; and a parking lot on the third floor underground with 150 parking spaces.

The Datong Hotel (Datong Binguan) is located in the city center, close to the railway station and some famous attractions.All rooms are equipped with international direct dial phones, satellite TVs, mini bars, safes and Internet access. The Chinese restaurant serves Sichuan, Shandong, Cantonese and local dishes. Authentic French and Italian cuisines are on offer in the western restaurant. Rose bar is an ideal rendezvous for a list of drinks. There are also six meeting rooms, where the largest can hold up to 400 people.

The homestay is located by the eastern city wall of the time-honored Datong Ancient City. It is in close proximity to attractions such as Taiping Building, Nianxia Art Center, Nine-Dragon Wall, Guandi Temple, Ancient Opera Stage, and Daiwang Mansion. Drawing inspiration from Japan’s traditional "ichiboku nishoku" (one night, two meals) accommodation model, Jing Kaiseki • Jiushi offers a package that includes one night’s stay and two accompanying meals—dinner and breakfast. This package is extremely popular: it not only provides accommodation but also serves traditional Japanese cuisine, allowing guests to enjoy a comfortable stay while experiencing the charm of Japanese food. "Ichiboku nishoku" is also an excellent way to relax both body and mind. Dinner here is centered on kaiseki cuisine, while breakfast may feature a traditional Japanese spread, including miso soup, rice, fish, and vegetables. Beyond breakfast and dinner, Jing Kaiseki • Jiushi also offers additional services such as afternoon tea, late-night snacks, and a bar. This one-stop integrated service is what makes the establishment uniquely distinctive. Housed in a two-courtyard compound covering over 900 square meters, the property features only four guest rooms—with more space allocated to public areas. These include a reading area, a bar area, a yakitori (late-night snack) section, an outdoor terrace, and a sunroom. Such a layout enables guests to savor a variety of delicacies without stepping out of the compound. The goal is to let guests calm their minds from within once they enter the courtyard and fully immerse themselves in the "ichiboku nishoku" travel experience. Key Notes: 1. Ichiboku nishoku: Retained the original Japanese term (with a Chinese-style phonetic translation) and added a parenthetical explanation ("one night, two meals") to ensure clarity, as it is a culturally specific concept. 2. Kaiseki cuisine: Used the standard English term for "怀石料理," widely recognized in international culinary contexts. 3. Cultural/architectural terms: Translated "两进四合院" as "two-courtyard compound" (accurate for traditional Chinese architecture) and "烧鸟区" as "yakitori (late-night snack) section" (linking the Japanese dish to its function as a late-night food spot).

The Optimistic Perspective: the culmination of a journey, the farthest reach of vision, and the profound comprehension of thought. Nestled within the ancient city of northern China, Grand Zen Hotel revives its essence while embracing optimism. Adhering to a minimalist Zen aesthetic with "simplicity" as its core design principle, the hotel seamlessly integrates natural and modern elements, reflecting a sincere appreciation for life and interpreting a tranquil Zen-inspired space. Located in Datong, an ancient city once known as "the capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty and a significant stronghold during the Ming and Qing Dynasties," Grand Zen Hotel bridges the past and present, harmonizing with the frontier customs and showcasing the allure of this historic capital. Upon entering the lobby, guests are greeted by an elegant and refined ambiance. The serene Chinese character wall, sunken leisure sofas, circular column lamps embedded into the walls, and soft lighting illuminating the textured surfaces create a naturally inviting atmosphere. Whether it is the morning sunlight or evening glow, a breezy sunny day or a gentle drizzle, each moment immerses visitors in the interplay of time and scenery, evoking a sense of peace and tranquility. The majestic ancient city wall, rippling moat, and picturesque ribbon-shaped park coexist harmoniously with the diverse temples, churches, pavilions, archways, and quadrangle courtyards within the city, forming a breathtaking panorama. Morning light filters through the skylight, dancing across plush beds, while warm floor lamps quietly stand beside the corridor grilles, reminiscent of an old friend's care. The strategically placed greenery within the water system softens the entire space, creating an atmosphere of serenity and poetic beauty, akin to the flowing sleeves of a scholar in the wind. With 70 exquisitely designed guest rooms, zero-pressure mattresses for ultimate comfort, invigorating bathing facilities, and luxurious bed linens comparable to those of five-star hotels, all complemented by soft lighting, the hotel exemplifies meticulous attention to detail. Every aspect ensures comfort and warmth, offering guests a perfect retreat. From their rooms, guests can admire the sunset and starry skies, or indulge in leisurely moments of reading, tea-drinking, basking in the sun, and daydreaming—a true embodiment of the slow-paced lifestyle characteristic of the ancient capital. In the flow of time, one learns to embrace stillness and wisdom. Clarity about the world leads to clarity about oneself. In a fleeting moment, enlightenment may strike, revealing the clarity and serenity of moonlight on cold water. Even if brief, such moments are eternal. Despite the world's distractions and chaos, as long as the Zen spirit endures, the heart remains serene, and enlightenment is naturally attained.