Weidu International Hotel Located in the commercial, political and financial heart of Datong, Shanxi Province, Weidu International Hotel is a luxury business hotel developed by Datong Jinli Catering Co., Ltd. Integrating accommodation, catering, leisure and entertainment, it delivers comprehensive upscale services.
The hotel’s design blends the classic and fashionable European style of The Peninsula Shanghai with the profound, unique folk customs of ancient Datong. It is only a 10-minute drive to renowned local historical sites including the Nine-Dragon Wall and Huayan Temple, and a 30-minute drive to the airport. Boasting a prime location, pleasant surrounding environment, stylish twin-tower architecture and thoughtful service, Weidu International Hotel, Datong, is your ideal choice for leisure travel and business negotiations.
The hotel features 318 elegant guest rooms of various types, including executive floors, executive suites and presidential suites. Every room is well-equipped with free broadband access, IDD & DDD telephones, international satellite TV channels, mini-bar and more.
We house over 1,800 dining seats. Facilities include a multi-function ballroom accommodating nearly 800 guests, together with 16 meeting rooms of varying sizes. There are 12 themed wedding banquet halls, 7 engagement banquet halls and 31 luxurious private dining rooms, alongside a Chinese restaurant and an à la carte dining area. Without stepping out of the hotel, guests can savour Cantonese cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Chinese Aristocrat Cuisine, local specialties and signature grilled dishes for an extraordinary culinary journey.
Our well-equipped leisure facilities cover a gym, table tennis room, billiards room and chess & card room, offering you a relaxing retreat to unwind your body and mind.
"Good location, quiet and comfortable room with views of the city gate. Was asked all kinds of questions when checking in (where I was going, what I was travelling for, where I was coming from and how I got to Datong. They even asked to see my train ticket!). Being interrogated on arrival doesn't feel very friendly, and nowhere else in Datong or other parts of China was I asked these questions."