Boutique Hotels in Jilin, China

The five-star rating is for Zongzi (a staff member). They arranged for my luggage to arrive early, and the person who took over for me was excellent. On the downside, when checking out, there were a lot of staff members asking for good reviews. If a service is good, I'll naturally give one. For example, last time, they charged me 12 for the mini-bar and still asked for a good review, which I really didn't want to give. Otherwise, this time, I really felt like giving a 2-3 star rating. Some of the front desk staff I encountered this time were a bit lacking. It feels like the more I come, the less attention I receive. This time, I didn't get a room upgrade, though they did give me some fruit. If there's an empty room, they should definitely upgrade to improve the experience. For breakfast, if one portion is provided, it would be great if another could be offered for VIPs. None of the four of us went to eat. 1. There was an issue with the pillows in the room. I was too lazy to complain about it, but you can see in the video, there were hard lumps – I don't know what they were. If it weren't for Zongzi's excellent service, I would honestly consider giving a 2-3 star review. The Vianna next door is half your price, and their service was better when I went. But maybe it just depends on the person. 2. I overheard a department responsible for external car services – I don't know what it's called. This was a particularly unsatisfactory issue. They were complaining about a guest who parked to go upstairs to get something, saying that just because a guest spends a hundred yuan, they act like they're superior. To complain about guests when you're in the service industry – that's really not the standard you should have. Everyone has urgent matters sometimes. To speak ill of guests behind their backs, especially when you're supposed to be the best hotel in Jilin, is unacceptable. What's wrong with spending money? The hotel rooms aren't even worth this price; what you're paying for is the service. And then you talk behind our backs and nitpick.

My recent trip to Changchun led me to stay at the Shangri-La, and the experience was absolutely fantastic! I have to give a special shout-out to the front desk service – it was incredibly efficient and thoughtful throughout. The staff always had a warm smile, patiently answered all my questions about local transportation and dining, and even proactively helped me arrange an early check-in. Their professionalism and warmth made me feel completely at ease, which is so comforting when you're away from home. The thoughtful room details were also a huge plus! The alarm clock by the bed actually has a built-in wireless charging function. I could just place my phone on it to charge – no more fumbling for chargers or dealing with tangled cords. For someone like me who often forgets their charger, this was incredibly practical. The room itself was clean and tidy, and the bedding was comfortable. These two extra-special touches made the experience far exceed my expectations. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Changchun and will wholeheartedly recommend it to my friends!

The hotel's location is super convenient, right across the river from the Water Market and West Market. To the right, you'll find Yanji People's Park, and a short walk through the park brings you to the famous internet-famous wall at Yanbian University. From the moment we arrived, through check-in at the front desk, and even the restaurant service, everyone was incredibly friendly and professional. We were especially impressed with the VIP manager's WeChat service; they even helped us arrange a private car tour, which made us very happy. The hotel rooms are quite spacious, clean, and tidy, and they even offer complimentary drinks and snacks. Breakfast was abundant and delicious; we had hot dishes for two days straight, and none were repeated. Plus, you can even watch the sunrise from the restaurant 🌅. This hotel offers great value for money and is highly recommended.

Room facilities: Everything was well-appointed, and watching the snowflakes fall from the balcony was incredibly picturesque. Value for money: This Hilton hotel was the most worthwhile booking of my Changbaishan trip. The package included hot spring and skiing tickets, both of which were very practical and made the entire trip incredibly fulfilling. Breakfast: There was a good variety of options, more than enough for us women with smaller appetites. Bed: Very comfortable, just the right firmness. Restaurant: On the first day, we had Korean BBQ at the hotel. The dishes were exquisite; it didn't look like much, but two of us ate until we were stuffed. Location and transport: The location is excellent, very close to the entrance of the North Slope scenic area. Service: What deserves the most praise is the hotel's truly outstanding service. They meticulously arranged transportation for us to every attraction, which was incredibly thoughtful. Every staff member was enthusiastic, helpful, and answered all our questions, making us feel like old friends. They went out of their way to accommodate our requests for a room upgrade and late check-out. Next time I come to Changbaishan, I must stay at the DoubleTree by Hilton again.

The Grand Hyatt Changchun is probably the best hotel in Changchun. First, my complaints: Honestly, the design is illogical. The driveway from the car entrance/exit to the lobby is a tiny, U-shaped hairpin turn! The public area of the lobby has no sofas, so a bunch of people were standing around waiting to check in! The underground parking garage is practically for expert drivers only! It was the National Day holiday, and we booked two king rooms. One room's key card was ready at 3 PM, but the other wasn't available until 5 PM. Last year during the National Day holiday, the InterContinental Taiyuan's efficiency was far, far better than the Grand Hyatt Changchun. Now, for the praise: The decor is very new, the rooms are spacious, and having the toilet and shower separate is a huge plus. The facilities are also very new, and the bedding meets Grand Hyatt's high standards. When they couldn't free up a room, they upgraded us. A senior manager in the lobby, who spoke fluent Cantonese, was excellent at communicating and managing the situation. Her attitude was very good, and she handled issues promptly. I hope the hotel can improve its service efficiency and optimize processes like check-in, public areas, and luggage service. Ultimately, if you come to Changchun, I still recommend staying at the Grand Hyatt Changchun. It's centrally located, and the facilities are great. I give it five stars. However, try to avoid coming during holidays; your experience might be better on weekdays.

The environment here is great, and the facilities are brand new. The staff, both the guys and the ladies, are all very enthusiastic. Breakfast features local specialties like 'daga' (sticky rice cake) and beef soup. The beef soup is especially delicious and fresh. The chef in the kitchen was also very kind and specifically asked if I liked spicy food. However, this soup isn't very spicy, it's definitely within an acceptable range. The location is also excellent, making it very convenient to get to all the popular foodie spots nearby.

Excellent location, with 2 shopping malls around the corner. Also, there''s other many eateries around. Hotel is clean, new and with many friendly and helpful staffs Just that breakfast spread is mainly oriental style Overall a good stay with Wanda Vista.

I highly recommend this hidden gem of a hotel, overlooking Changchun Station! The room facilities are super comprehensive: a smart toilet, a high-definition projector TV that's a breeze to use, and an independently controlled air conditioner that's both quiet and powerful. The hotel's overall environment is elegant, with warm green plants adorning the lobby. The hallway carpets are clean and odor-free, and the soundproofing is so good you can't hear the traffic downstairs. From the moment I checked in, the front desk staff warmly helped with luggage and introduced the surrounding area, to the cleaning staff who proactively replenished supplies daily – the service was incredibly thoughtful. The cleanliness is impeccable; the sheets and duvet covers are dry and soft, and the bathroom corners are spotless. Standing by the window, overlooking the bustling Changchun Station, was truly a little piece of happiness during my trip!

Facilities: The room was spacious and well-equipped. The air conditioning temperature couldn't be adjusted manually, but the room was very warm, so it wasn't an issue. Hygiene: It was kept very clean. Environment: The location is excellent. It's a 5-minute walk to the Edelweiss Reindeer Park, 1 km from the Changbai Mountain North Slope Tourist Distribution Center, and there are many restaurants nearby. Service: Very good. The staff patiently answered all my questions about the local area. Breakfast was also good, with a rich variety, and the Northeastern frozen pears were quite tasty.

Love this hotel! Thank you Ms. Xinxin for arranging everything for us. Even though, the staff cannot speak English much but they are very helpful and friendly. The breakfast is various choice. The room is warm and well-decorated. The hot spring is just amazing, they have both indoor and outdoor. The entance to Changbaishan mountain park is nearby the hotel.