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Lanting Volcano Hot Spring Healing Resort Courtyard 📍Address: South of Zhonggaocun Village, Xiping Town, Yunzhou District, Datong City Hidden beneath the Datong Volcano Group, this private hot spring healing courtyard offers a serene escape from urban noise. With the mountain wilderness just beyond its doors, it is the perfect retreat for those seeking volcanic wonders and wellness relaxation. R1: "Thermal Pool" must be translated as bathing pool. The core feature of the homestay is the private, independent thermal bathing pool with direct access from every room. The hot spring water originates from the geothermal rock layers of an ancient volcano, delivering natural, living water for 24-hour enjoyment without the need to share the pool, ensuring maximum privacy. The spring water is rich in rare minerals such as silicic acid, strontium, and lithium. Prolonged soaking soothes fatigue, nourishes the skin, leaving the body warm and radiant with smooth, delicate skin while naturally enhancing beauty and promoting health. The small courtyard is surrounded by serene farmland, offering tranquility and peace. A short walk or drive leads to the Datong Volcanic Group National Geopark, where you can closely explore over thirty intact volcanic cones, walk across lava landscapes, and capture breathtaking sunsets at Jinshan and Langwo Mountain. Along the way, you can also ascend Haotian Mountain to visit the millennia-old Haotian Temple, the only ancient temple in China situated within a volcanic crater. From the summit, you can overlook the magnificent expanse of the volcanic group, taking in both the geological wonders and the ancient cultural architecture in one breathtaking panorama.

Datong Huangjing Century Hot Spring Hotel(Huangjing Shijia Traditional Chinese Medicine Health Town)No.9 Ankang Road, Dangliuzhuang Township, Yunzhou District, Datong City The hotel enjoys convenient transportation, with direct access to the highway exit, downtown Datong, Datong South High-speed Railway Station and Yungang International Airport all within 20 minutes. It is adjacent to the Sanggan River Ecological Scenic Area, Volcano Group National Geopark, Tulin Scenic Area and Datong Pharmaceutical Industrial Park, boasting a superior ecological environment and convenient location. The hotel is endowed with premium cultural tourism and healthcare resources. Supported by the comprehensive services of a national Grade III TCM hospital, it features over 200 exquisite guest rooms and private hot spring courtyards. The volcanic hot spring water is extracted from over 3,000 meters underground, ranking top in China in terms of water temperature, quality and volume. It has been recognized as an outstanding therapeutic hot spring by national professional institutions. Notably, the metasilicic acid content is three times the national standard, offering the integrated value of drinking, healing and recreational tourism. Equipped with indoor and outdoor themed hot spring pools and a professional hot spring therapy center, as well as intelligent health management and a TCM physiotherapy hall, the hotel creates a complete ecosystem of “Hot Spring + Traditional Chinese Medicine + Healthcare”. The hotel provides distinctive medicinal and edible catering services and a large multi-functional conference center, catering to the needs of leisure vacations, business conferences and group healthcare programs. As the Northern Permanent Venue of the Boao International Healthcare and Cultural Tourism Conference and a provincial-level demonstration base for cultural tourism and healthcare, we offer customized services including accommodation, catering, hot spring physiotherapy, conference training and themed events, featuring five integrated wellness concepts: medical nourishment, dietary nourishment, thermal nourishment, artistic cultivation and intelligent healthcare. It has evolved into a distinctive and comprehensive high-end hotel in China.

Shiguang Yunshu (Datong Ancient City Store) is located in Renhe Fang, Ziyun Huacheng, Wuding North Road, Pingcheng District, Datong City. It is adjacent to the ancient city wall to the north and a 3-minute walk to the North City Wall Observation Deck. At night, you can climb the wall to overlook the night view of the ancient city. It is adjacent to the back door of the Prince of Dai's Mansion and a 15 minute walk to Huayan Temple. The surrounding area gathers attractions such as the Nine Dragon Wall, Drum Tower, and Shanhua Temple, making it extremely convenient to explore the cultural heritage of the ancient city. The outer edge of the ancient city road is closed, and self driving tourists can directly reach the inn. It is also close to the core area of the ancient city where the road.The hotel is designed with Eastern ancient aesthetics as its core, cleverly integrating traditional courtyard elements with modern minimalist style, creating a cultural atmosphere of "tranquility amidst chaos". The guest rooms are equipped with central air conditioning, constant temperature bath system, fresh air system and smart home equipment, giving consideration to comfort and sense of technology. The public area is designed broadly, including viewing courtyard and space. Some rooms are equipped with french window, which introduce the scenery of the ancient city into the interior. The rooms are made of natural and environmentally friendly materials, with warm colors. The bed products are star standard configuration (such as zero pressure mattresses, feather bedding), with independent bathroom and customized washing and nursing supplies, to ensure privacy and comfort. Some room types offer thoughtful butler services such as welcome fruits and free mini bars.The hotel provides free pick-up and shuttle services.The hotel breakfast mainly features local specialties, paired with Chinese cuisine, with fresh and diverse ingredients to meet diverse needs. There are tea rooms and leisure bars in public areas for guests to enjoy tea or gather. In addition, the hotel is located near food gathering places such as Datong vegetarian restaurants and night markets, making it convenient to experience local flavors.Shiguang Yunshu focuses on "cultural immersive experience", suitable for tourists who pursue quality travel and are passionate about history and culture. With warm and thoughtful services (such as parking lot reception and travel planning) and high standards of hygiene environment, the decoration style is unique, the geographical location is excellent, and the service is meticulous.

Blossom Land Yungang Grottoes Datong is Blossom House resort series brand, a subsidiary of Hworld, is the first resort hotel in Shanxi. Located in the Suxin Valley Ecological Resort, It is a 20-minute self-drive trip from downtown Datong Ancient City and a 40-minute drive to the Yungang Grottoes. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle services, with two scheduled daily buses tailored for sightseeing itineraries covering all major scenic spots of Datong Ancient City. Blossom Land natural carbonated hot springs rarely seen in northern Shanxi, the hotel features exclusive open-air private hot spring courtyards attached to all ground-floor guest rooms for ultimate privacy, allowing guests to bathe under the starry sky at night. Architecturally designed with traditional frontier tower aesthetics inspired by Baideng Mountain of northern Shanxi, every guest room is fitted with floor-to-ceiling windows framing natural valley views, smart sanitary ware and herbal toiletries. Two-storey standalone courtyard villas are available, ideal for family and parent-child getaways. The hotel is fully equipped with a gym, children’s playground and mountain trails. Its restaurant serves authentic northern Shanxi local specialties including sliced noodles and oat noodles, with complimentary soothing sweet soup offered every night. Adhering to the travel philosophy of “Visiting Ancient Grottoes, Dwelling in Mountains, Soaking in Private Hot Springs”, it stands as a top accommodation choice for private leisure trips and team-building retreats.

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).