Golden Shine

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• Emicolas

  17 julio 2011
  Good but not best

  Good situation because not far from the center (8yuan in taxi) and very near of the tramway and train station. The personnel is very kind and do the best for help you. Some of them speack in English, it's not so bad !!! Very very disappointed of the breackfast. It's written 10am but we went at 9:30 and nothing to eat (me, my wife and 6 others). I complain and 1 guy said to me that it was normal ! Finally, I asked bread, fruits, orange juice, yaourt, ... but that; it is not normal (the other chineses was happy to see something to eat!). Breakfast tables were very dirty. For the room, it was the honeymoon room and it was almost ok (a little bite dark compare to the picture). For sleep, a lot of noise the morning due to the door (we somebody closed its) The conclusion is not so bad, maybe a little expensive compare to the general quality.

  

• mooer

  02 noviembre 2011
  OK - Probably quite grand in its time!!!!

  This was booked by a local Chinese and it is a Chinese hotel. It has seen better days and the price reflects this! My first room was not to my satisfaction as i wanted a non smoking one so i was moved to another one and it was huge with 2 beds and a very dated sofa. The heating has not been turned on so it was quite chilly!! It was all OK but i was glad it was just one night. I left early so no idea what breakfast was like. On checkout the receptionsist was very surly as she had been woken up to check me out and not very good at english!!!!

  

• Kevin Z

  13 noviembre 2014
  Decent budget hotel

  Stayed here for 3 nights. It's located slightly far away from center of the city, but it's relatively easy to get to everywhere in Dalian from here with taxi. The room is average, but I really liked taking morning strolls at the park nearby that had a beautiful river. They did fail to register my residence with the authority, but they were able to provide a written and stamped proof of residence that I was able to use to get residence permit in China.

  

• Grant Z

  25 agosto 2016
  OK for 2 nights stay

  Booked this hotel via agoda, stayed 2 nights in April 2016. It is a very big hotel. The building is modern, the room was kind of old. It is a typical Chinese hotel, not suitable for western style. The location is good, lots of eating places around. The service was basically met the requirement.

  

• wynterwynd

  02 octubre 2018
  Takes the Prize for Filthy Room Carpeting

  Ive stayed at various levels of accommodation in China over the past five years and this hotel ranks in the bottom three. It is actually two buildings, both with large, cavernous lobbies. The building with the reception desk often has smokers (despite non-smoking signs) in it and the smoke swirls throughout the huge space...including to the second (mezzanine) level where the mediocre breakfast is served). Front desk staff do not speak English. Hallways to the rooms are dark, with filthy carpet and a smoky/musty odor. The elevator door doesnt stay open very long and I have the bruises on my arms to prove it. Get in quickly! My room had adequate space, but the dirtiest carpet Ive seen so farlots of large stains and obviously the vacuum cleaners are not picking much up. The bathroom had what I call drain flies flitting around. Water pressure was adequate and water stayed hot. Shower curtain rather dingy looking. The bathroom exhaust fan actually worked quite well. Towels were thin, with holes in them. I had to ask repeatedly for clean towels the second day and to have my room made up. Bed linens were clean and pressedthe cleanest part of the room. Air conditioning was inadequate but the outdoor temps were lovely and cool and the window opened. Too much traffic noise at night, but at least you could cool the room down. My friends room across the hall was smaller in size but just as grubby. The best thing this hotel could do is tear out all of the carpet and put in tile floors (and then keep them clean). There is a pleasant park nearby, many restaurants and a Starbucks within two blocks. After the inedible breakfast (noodles were cold, fruit was flavorless, no yogurt, eggs had cracked shells), we spent our remaining mornings at Starbucks, starting with coffee and a pastry as soon as they opened and staying until noon (for a mango/passionfruit smoothie). Theres a lovely bakery across the street from Starbucks and a MacDonalds (if necessary, not my choice in China!).