Name: Purui Duomu Holiday Hotel - Lijiang
Address: No. 205 Minzhu Road, Ancient Town District, Lijiang, Yunnan, China, Lijiang, Lijiang, Lijiang, 674100, China
Rating: 6

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Lijiang Sanyi International Airport

Purui Duomu Holiday Hotel - Lijiang

Lijiang

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There are quite a few pros as well as cons. The location very good and is easy walking distance to old town and Black Dragon Pool and regular stores. It sits back off the main street a half block and full size busses can't always get to the main door, but mini-busses can. This cuts down on street noise and rooms do not face the street. There are 2 wings and the rooms on the top (non-smoking) floor of the north wing have a good view of Jade Snow Dragon Mountain. Rooms were quiet except wakeup calls are done by knocking on doors and we could hear other door knocks plainly. 
You have to read the hotel guide under the Chinese magazines to work the phone. Dialing zero doesn't work. Only 1 of the 2 phones in the room had dial tone. It is best to write down the wakeup time for the front desk since we didn't encounter any who spoke English. China uses the same numbers as Americans and number are easily understood. 
The hotel has been renamed, but it is the one across from Mao's giant stature. The elevators were very smooth and fast and no smoking. Our group stayed 4 nights in 9 rooms and there weren't any major complaints. The worst were some showers overflowing onto the bathroom floor. The hot and cold are usually reversed in China and the style of handle made it hard to tell which way it was set. We were near the far end of the hall and had plenty of hot water once we figured it out. Our plumbing worked fine. This is the part of China where putting toilet paper in the toilet rather than the waste basket will plug the toilet. We did not have a mini-fridge or microwave that some had and the tea pot did not work. The last night I tried the TV and it didn't seem to work, but I didn't try very hard. The wifi worked well. We didn't use the heat/AC unit but it looked pretty new.The hotel was probably built in the mid 60s as top of the line and had recently been updated. All the furnishings were new and nice. The hall carpeting had a couple spots and was dated, but not excessively worn. The room was large and comfortable, but could have done with more lighting at night. I rate the room as clean, even thought the last night I dropped something under the bed skirt and found some dust balls. The floors are mostly hardwood laminate.  Bottled water is not furnished, so buy some at one of the grocery stores on either side of the hotel. There is an indoor-outdoor pool hall & arcade next to the hotel that was OK but looked a bit shady at first glance until you notice the kiddy rides. There area is well lite and there were always vendors around and people shopping, so I felt completely  comfortable in the area while they were there. The breakfast area was undergoing remodeling and our room rate was reduced without asking. It was a buffet of steam tables with plenty of rice and noodles and some other basic things that. There was a hot water machine for the instant moca coffee that was good. I don't think the group paid much for the room, so it was OK for the money. The local Tibetan yak restaurant just west of the hotel was fast and an interesting local experience.

Agree, OK for the money.

Very near from lijiang old town good as start point 
Olney the problem no body speak English 
Best to book online to get good price 
I used www.elong.com 
The you get there at hotel you pay more 
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It's ok for this money

Our tour selected this hotel for our group . We had 2 nights here a day apart with Shangri-La County. We took 10 rooms and all our rooms had same problem-leaking toilets, unflushable toilets, bad stench, non working phones and noisy air conditioning plus lighting.
No concierge service at all and our tour bus unloaded our bags on the busy main road and we had to pull our luggages about 300 metres to the hotel followed by to the rooms.
Breakfast and one dinner was in the hotel and they were horrible. The chefs were not in uniforms and one of them actually threw up in the box beside her pan ;(
Soap and shampoo were from a dispenser. No english words or picture, So non Mandarin guests, we had to take a wild guess which was for what.
No wifi throughout as was told it was spoilt for days. 
Only good part was the location- near to the Ancient city,

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