Dolton Resort Hotel, Changsha

The hotel has a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were somewhat below par with a few carpet stains and an aged look, but the service was friendly and helpful. The location is bustling on a city street with a touch of luxury, yet the dining options were a bit limited for non-Hunan Chinese food. The facilities provided a decent experience overall.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were spacious, clean, and fairly comfortable, but the love-seat with ugly, drab brown, mis-matched cushions was a letdown. The service was helpful and friendly, although there were some rushing staff for vacant tables and long queues for food. The location had a busy city street vibe with a 5-star look, but it was not ideal to access nearby food streets easily. The dining options were a mix of good Chinese food in a noisy setting and a disappointing selection of Western items. The facilities were decent, but not exceptional.

The hotel's location is beautiful, the rooms are decent but with hard beds, and the bathrooms need improvement. The service is friendly but can be rushed at times. The dining options are varied and satisfying, and the facilities could use some updates.

The hotel had small windows in the rooms, but my stay was better than expected through Ctrip. The service was a bit rushed for vacant tables, and there were long queues for the food, yet the staff was cheerful and attentive. The location was busy but had a 5-star look with marble everywhere. The dining experience was good, especially the Chinese restaurant with delicious food. The facilities were satisfactory, but the price was a little high.

My stay at the hotel was pleasant overall. The rooms were decent behind the registration desk, although the beds were quite firm, and the bathrooms didn't quite meet the 3-4 star standard as claimed. I appreciated the effort they made to understand my American request for a special pillow, which was a nice touch.