Ibis Hotels in Dalian

Close to Dalian Railway Station. Convenient for those catching train for forward journeys. Many eating places around walking distance. Good for people travelling on budget. Will like to return on nx trio

This Ibis seems to be the newest, with a great environment and is very stylish! The front desk lady was very friendly and provided a refreshing drink. The hotel is very close to Wanda Plaza and Ansheng, so it is very convenient to order takeout. The room was really very clean, and the complimentary drip coffee was very good! Finally, I would like to praise the breakfast, which has many varieties, especially the clam noodles. It is so satisfying to eat a bowl in the morning! I will come again next time~

This hotel is super easy to find and incredibly convenient for getting around. The room was spotless, well-equipped, and the bedding was so soft, I slept like a baby. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, and check-in was a breeze. The cleanliness was top-notch, and it's fantastic value for money. My stay was absolutely perfect, and I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next trip. Highly recommend!

Located near Linhai Ski Resort and reasonably priced, I used it for a 4-hour rest after skiing. It's part of the nationally renowned Hanting Hotel Group, and being a new hotel, it was incredibly comfortable! • Clean • New facilities • Stylish decor • Thick, firm, high-quality mattress that makes turning over easy • Two types of pillows (cotton and high-rebound) are provided as standard • Clutter-free interior design • Robots deliver food to your room • Shampoo and hand soap have the same fragrance as luxury hotels • Consistent hot water supply and pressure One point to be aware of is that the toilet and shower have glass doors, making them visible from the outside. Unless you're very close, you wouldn't want to share a room with someone like that. The only downside was that they didn't confirm the usage time at check-in. My reservation through trip.com was for 12:30-16:30. I apparently checked in at 12:08 and was asked to leave at 16:08. This was my first time using a time-based rental service, so I admit it was partly my fault for not being familiar with it, but it would have been helpful if there had been an explanation at check-in. Also, I couldn't find the hotel entrance and ended up walking around the entire building before I could get in. I think this was because there were several other tenants on the first floor. This isn't related to the hotel, but I was quite surprised by the group I encountered at check-out. They were smoking in the lobby, putting the cigarette butts in a paper cup and leaving it there, and then someone coughed up phlegm in the lobby, opened the entrance door, and spat it out. There was also an excessively loud smartphone ringtone... With such a stylish interior, I think it would be great if everyone was more mindful of creating a pleasant environment for themselves.

This was my second time choosing this hotel for a layover because it's close to the airport. Last year's stay was great, the price was reasonable, and the receptionist was very friendly and attentive. This year, I booked a standard double room. When I arrived, the receptionist said the window was an interior view window facing the corridor. Since I need a window in my room, I asked how much an exterior view window would cost. I think booking directly through Ctrip usually costs an extra 40+ RMB. Of course, I didn't expect the hotel to upgrade for free, so I asked the receptionist how much extra it would cost. She looked at the computer screen with a calculating expression and said, ”Add 99 RMB.” I said, ”Oh? Isn't it only 40+ RMB?” Then they asked for my ID. I didn't say whether I needed it or not. Seeing that I didn't react, they didn't look at me, still looking at the screen, and said, ”Okay, here's 49 RMB.” I said, ”No need. The original room is fine.” This is supposed to be a proper hotel, but upgrading a room is like a free market? The TV remote was covered in a thick layer of dust, probably because it wasn't used often and the staff hadn't cleaned it properly. I pressed a button and the TV turned on, but then the remote stopped working. I opened the back cover and saw that the batteries were chewed up and bent out of shape – I wonder how long ago it was? Was it a previous guest or a staff member? My flight was at 7:30 the next day, so I asked the front desk for a 5:00 wake-up call. The receptionist was very responsible. The hotel doesn't offer airport shuttle service before 7:00, so I hailed a taxi outside the hotel. It was easy to get a taxi.