“Bien”
I liked the place.
Meng3 months ago
Just a moment…
★★★★·Dalian·8.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Sun Moon Lake Hotel Dalian offers family rooms with sea or city views, air-conditioning, and modern amenities, including work desks, free toiletries, and TVs. The hotel features a traditional restaurant serving local cuisine, a fitness centre, lounge, and free WiFi. It's a 13-minute walk from Dalian Railway Station and 400 metres from Dalian Russian Street, with nearby attractions including Dalian University of Foreign Languages and Dalian Fisherman Pier.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I liked the place.
Meng·3 months ago
The location was great and the staff were friendly, even though no one spoke English and we had to rely on Google Translator. The price‑performance ratio felt a bit too high for me. Reception staff spoke ZERO ENGLISH! I needed the internet and a translator. The room was a bit dated and worn. The breakfast buffet was generous but skewed heavily towards Asian options. The breakfast area was loud and hectic, with roughly 95 % of guests being Chinese.
Patrick·3 months ago
Breakfast was quite acceptable. The staff were very attentive! They called a car for me, brought an umbrella, and handled all my questions quickly and clearly with a translator. The area is nice too, with eateries nearby, 5 minutes to huge shopping malls, and a subway. Something for every taste and budget.
Светланалео·3 months ago
It was close to Dalian Station, Wooho Square and other main spots, about a ten‑minute walk from the subway, with an aieat market nearby. Breakfast was excellent and the staff were helpful and friendly. The only surprise was that housekeeping came in early in the morning; after eating breakfast I left the door unlocked and they entered the room at 8:30 am.
Jongwon·3 months ago
The price is low and the hotel is conveniently located for sightseeing, so it fits the budget‑hotel level; breakfast is also at that price point. However, the fridge was barely cold, and when I asked the front desk on the first floor about it they said that’s how the hotel is, refused to give ice, and were very unfriendly; the facilities felt dated, and at check‑in they said they needed to take a photo, claiming it was a police directive—something I’ve never encountered even after many trips to China.
Ji·4 months ago