Atour Hotel Dandong Railway Station Yalu River Broken Bridge

The key card access was problematic and couldn't be fixed. Every time I returned to my room, I had to go through the process of my card not working, going back down to the first floor, and asking staff for help. Eventually, I learned how to pry open the cover and swipe the card myself! The hotel's location is great, no doubt about it, but the key card access was a huge letdown 👎

Warm, clean, and tidy with enthusiastic and thoughtful service. They even upgraded us to a river-view room for free, which was much appreciated. It's very close to Duanqiao (Broken Bridge), and there's a great barbecue place nearby. I'll definitely choose Atour again next time I'm in Dandong. 👍👍👍

The hotel's location by the river is fantastic, offering great views. The room was clean and well-maintained. The breakfast had a wide variety of options. I even bought a pillow from the hotel because it was so comfortable for my neck. Atour's quality is truly guaranteed.

The rooms are quite small and the view is severely obstructed. There were firecrackers going off until 2 AM, so I wouldn't recommend staying here during holidays. The restaurant's menu is limited and not worth the price. It's also the first time I've ever stayed at a hotel over Chinese New Year and not received any complimentary gifts. Overall, the experience was just average.

You can watch the fireworks over the Yalu River from your room. The hotel is also surrounded by many restaurants, and it's quite convenient to get to Broken Bridge.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's a short walk to the pier and the Broken Bridge, and very close to the train station and dining spots. We could even see the fireworks display right outside the hotel during Chinese New Year. The front desk staff was very thoughtful, warning us about the potential noise and even providing earplugs. The rooms are quite new and spacious, with a well-designed layout and plenty of storage space for luggage and personal belongings. The cleaner on the 7th floor was incredibly warm and friendly; her smiling service truly made us feel at home. The restaurant staff was also very welcoming, and the breakfast selection was extensive. Overall, it was a very satisfying stay.

The room was quite spacious, and despite facing the street, it became very quiet once the windows were closed. Directly across from the hotel is a large square where locals gather for various recreational activities morning and evening – it feels very authentic. Just a short walk across the road leads to the Yalu River, perfect for a pleasant stroll. It's also not far from the Broken Bridge. Dandong isn't a large city; taxi fares generally cover most of the downtown area. Dandong drivers are skilled and quite fast. However, if you follow traffic rules when crossing the road, drivers usually yield, but it's still wise to be cautious. It's a beautiful small city, definitely worth a visit. This Atour hotel seems to have a high occupancy rate. I tried to negotiate for a complimentary breakfast but was unsuccessful. Understandable, I guess.