Fusong Hotels with Bars

"The large hotel is spacious and grand, with a large parking lot and ample parking spaces. The lobby exudes a high-class feel. From the moment I stepped into the front desk, I experienced professional and meticulous service; the staff were warm and attentive. The rooms were spacious and clean, with complete and comfortable amenities and comfortable bedding. Waking up in the morning, I saw Changbai Mountain shrouded in mist outside my window – the natural scenery was beautiful! [Thumbs up] The buffet breakfast offered a wide variety of options, combining Chinese and Western dishes. It's worth noting that every staff member provided enthusiastic service and answered all my questions. The outdoor hot springs were not open, and only a few indoor hot spring pools were open, but the water was visibly clean. The water temperatures in the different pools varied slightly, allowing me to choose the one that suited me best. Overall, my stay was very pleasant, and I would definitely recommend it to my friends. I will definitely come back next time I have the chance to visit Changbai Mountain! [Grinning face]"

"This was, without a doubt, the best hotel of our trip. I feel like if you're visiting Changbaishan, this is the only place to stay. 1. **Attentive Butler Service**: Our butler was incredibly thoughtful. They'd send daily updates on the Changbaishan scenic area, promptly inform us about opening statuses, and even helped confirm the bus station departure points after asking about our travel time. 2. **Fantastic Location**: The hotel's location is superb. If you bring your own skis, you can simply change into your ski boots in your room and easily head straight to the slopes. The various runs on the slopes are a good length, and the snow quality is excellent. 3. **Endless Amenities**: There are so many perks! For instance, the water park has wave sessions lasting 30 minutes each, which the kids absolutely loved. The 'propeller' ride was 100 RMB for unlimited use. The 'Big Horn' slide had hardly any queues, so we could ride it endlessly. There's even a water slide similar to the 'Water Cube' that surprisingly had no one on it, so we rode it to our heart's content. At Hanasan Hot Springs, there are both indoor and outdoor pools; the outdoor area had at least three pools, but I'm sensitive to the cold, so I didn't explore too much. Indoors, there's a sauna and two large pools, plus some smaller ones. There's also billiards, table tennis, and an incredibly diverse buffet restaurant. The hotel itself also has a pool and sauna, so if you don't want to go to crowded places, everything you need is right here. 4. **Convenient Transportation**: They offer free shuttle buses within the resort complex, as well as airport and high-speed rail station transfers. Super convenient! 5. **Great Local Food**: There are many excellent restaurants nearby. I highly recommend 'Kaoshantun'; the owner is incredibly nice and even provides pick-up and drop-off service within the resort."

"I chose Wanda Resort Hotel specifically for a family trip with my kids, aiming for a hassle-free vacation. The resort offers comprehensive services and amenities, with a wide variety of activities. Booking one room includes seven services, such as transportation shuttle, skiing, water park access, hot springs, and other water activities. However, there are a few personal experiences I'd like to share. First, the Wanda shuttle from the high-speed rail station is very convenient. Wanda Resort is a vast mountainside area, and the Park Hyatt is located a bit inside the entrance, which also means it's relatively further from the hot springs. While there are free shuttle buses every hour and half-hour from the hotel entrance, they can get very crowded and are often not punctual. You have to wait at the entrance on the dot; if you miss it, you either wait for the next half-hour or try to flag down a ride yourself. You might be able to use ride-hailing apps in Changbaishan Station's Erdaobaihe area, but they're almost useless here. Taxis don't use meters; they all charge a flat rate of 10 yuan, and most places are only about 2 kilometers apart. The Park Hyatt's facilities are a bit dated, though the cleanliness is decent. But because of the hot springs, the bathroom in the room is hardly used. The pillows in the room are too high, not at all friendly for children or people with cervical spine issues. Many hotels offer a combination of a fluffy high pillow and a flat one; I hope this can be improved. Hotel benefits also require you to check in first to claim them, and you need to do it yourself on your phone. This might be a bit complicated for seniors traveling with children. Every time you go to an activity, you have to open the mini-program to find and redeem your benefits. In this freezing cold, minus 30-degree weather, you really don't want to take out your phone because it can easily run out of battery and become slow. I hope the resort can improve this by using room cards, quoting phone numbers, or issuing wristbands as identifiers, because a dead phone in winter is practically equivalent to being 'stranded' outside. Liu, the hotel manager, was proactive in providing information to guests and answered all questions, offering excellent service. Although we encountered two minor incidents during our stay, like the TV in our room having been unplugged by the previous guest – when our child couldn't turn it on and we called the front desk, the housekeeping staff helped us resolve it. Another incident was when I had just gotten into the water at 11 PM, and housekeeping urgently rang my doorbell, only to find out they had mistakenly delivered a quilt to the wrong room. The hotel breakfast was quite ordinary. Perhaps it was due to the peak season during the winter break, but my experience wasn't great – too many people and no particularly impressive dishes. Finally, the hotel's airport shuttle bus doesn't depart on the hour, but rather at times scheduled according to the day's flights, usually three hours in advance. Since the hotel is only 30 minutes from the airport, I misjudged the time and missed the bus, ending up taking a taxi for 60 yuan. If you really can't flag down a taxi, you can ask the hotel front desk to call one for you, but they'll charge more than if you negotiate yourself – 80 yuan, which the front desk staff kindly informed me."

"The moment you drive into the resort, it feels just like a charming Swiss town with its quaint little wooden chalets. But the best part is how incredibly convenient it is to ski in and ski out! The shuttle bus takes you directly to the ski equipment hall in just 3 minutes, and it runs so frequently – usually, you only have to wait a few minutes for the next one. The hotel's butler service is also excellent; they're always happy to help with anything you need. Very satisfied, indeed! 👍 The breakfast selection is quite varied, and the restaurants in the commercial street are reasonably priced and have good food. If you want to eat out, most of the nearby restaurants listed online offer pick-up and drop-off services, and every dish I tried was delicious. Overall, a five-star rating!"

"The Hyatt's location is unbeatable, but the bedding was so itchy, and the bathroom reeked of smoke. The room cleaning was done in a mere five minutes. I've stayed in the Club Lounge for two consecutive years, but this year felt like a complete rip-off. The Club Lounge rooms cost 300-500 yuan more per night than standard rooms, yet they're the most basic, without even a mountain view, and on a low floor. The price difference mainly covers meals, but the dining experience offers terrible value for money. The Pollock and Tofu Stew at the Chinese restaurant barely had any fish, and the Curry Beef Omelette Rice at the Western restaurant had no beef at all. If they can't afford to provide proper food, why even offer this 'privilege'?! I stayed for five days and even hosted a dinner at the restaurant, spending over 5,000 yuan. When I requested a 1 PM late checkout, they flat out refused, basically telling me to hurry up and pack. In the end, Ctrip (bless them!) managed to secure the late checkout for me as a Black Diamond member. Next time I visit Changbai Mountain, I might stay at the Hyatt, but I'm definitely skipping the Club Lounge!"

"Everyone was incredibly welcoming, and the atmosphere was really friendly and approachable. This homestay had so many thoughtful touches, and the hostess, in particular, went above and beyond to help with every little detail. The overall design of the guesthouse was also stunning. It's a truly unforgettable place, with quite a few entertainment options. I especially remember the ice fishing experience and even had the chance to enjoy a meal accompanied by a kitten!"

"The first two days were all about getting there and climbing Changbai Mountain, and the check-in experience was a total mess, accompanied by sighs and eye-rolls from the gym staff. The next two days continued to be a special, overpriced experience of a hotel that was either too crowded to accommodate guests or simply didn't know how to when it wasn't. Room: By the third day, I finally noticed issues with the hotel's hardware. For instance, the sink actually smelled. For the first two days, I thought it was due to poor ventilation in the bathroom, with odors lingering after use. But then I realized that even without using the toilet, the smell would appear whenever I washed my hands. That's when it hit me: the sink itself was letting out foul odors. Speaking of smells, I also have to mention the management of smoking. It must be poorly managed because there was always a cigarette smell in the hallway. In a sealed, heated space like this, the smell doesn't just stay in the corridor; it seeps into the rooms. If I were staying at an e-sports hotel, being bothered by this might be an overreaction, but I'm not. On-site transportation: One thing particularly worth noting. After finishing a hot spring session at Mediterranean, there's no shuttle bus back to the hotel. You have to walk to the Swiss Hotel and then catch a ride. I, being the unlucky one, finished my soak at Mediterranean. Because it was too crowded, I couldn't get a hairdryer, so I decided to go back to the hotel to dry my hair. I called the front desk, but communication was difficult. I asked if I could get a shuttle from Mediterranean. The front desk told me to go to the lobby, and I said I was already in the lobby. He then asked for my room number. I told him. He seemed very confused and again told me to go to the lobby. I said, 'I'm in the lobby!' He then said, 'Oh, oh, oh, then you need to walk to the lobby of the Swiss Hotel.' My jaw dropped! Fine! In -17-degree weather, with wet hair, I walked from Mediterranean to the Swiss Hotel lobby. At that moment, all the cigarette smoke, the toilet smell, and the eye-rolls and sighs from the front desk I'd encountered over the past few days rushed back to me. Of course, I'm still inclined to think it was a communication breakdown, and I must have misunderstood something. Back at the hotel, I entered the lobby (the smaller one) and rushed to the front desk to ask her. 'Is there really no shuttle from Mediterranean back to the hotel?' The front desk, looking up from her phone, said, 'Yes, that's correct.' Ah, all the staff at this hotel love playing on their phones! On the fourth day, after a day of skiing, I returned to the room to find that the housekeeping had done a great job, but all the linens were gone. Even the hand towels were missing. I almost laughed in exasperation. On the fifth day, check-out day. My boyfriend sent a message to the butler, letting them know all the linens were gone, just to give them a heads-up so they wouldn't think we stole them 😂😂😂😂😂. The butler apologized profusely. Oh! That morning, at 9:30 AM, we went to the restaurant for breakfast, and there was absolutely nothing left! After staying for four nights, jianbing guozi (savory crepes) and boiled noodles were the only guaranteed items. The restaurant was drafty, and the four hot dishes were never actually hot (the lights only dried out the food, they didn't keep it warm). Any mid-range brand under Huazhu Hotels would utterly beat this dining experience. Check-out: Three people were standing at the front desk. I was pushing a 26-inch suitcase and a 28-inch suitcase. A woman dressed like a supervisor and a front desk staff member were busy chatting, saying there weren't many guests left today. No one offered to help. My boyfriend parked the car and came in to help with the bags. At this point, a male staff member blocked his way, turning back to talk to the three front desk staff. My boyfriend and I, struggling with the large suitcases, waited behind this male staff member until he finished his casual chat with the three female front desk staff, because he was blocking the way. My! God! Goodbye! I wouldn't recommend anyone stay at this hotel unless it's 300 yuan a night. But it's not~"

"The service is very good, the hotel environment is beautiful, the animals are very docile, the room is rich in drinks, and the sunset is very Nice while taking a bath; breakfast is a set meal system, although it is a pre-made dish but the variety is rich, it can be improved to use on demand to avoid waste. The downside is that the surrounding facilities are seriously insufficient and the dining is inconvenient; The so-called waste industrial style of hotel decoration is explained well, but I personally feel that because the occupancy rate is not high, the funds are not in place, I obviously see the unrenovated part. To add, the quality of decoration hardware, drinks, toiletries and other quality is still OK."

"An amazing stay at Club Med Changbaishan, with heartwarming service – highly recommended! Our trip to Changbaishan was made perfect by choosing Club Med. Everything from the facilities to the attentive service made us feel incredibly comfortable. I especially want to praise several outstanding staff members whose professionalism and enthusiasm added so much warmth to our journey! Donna at the front desk provided incredibly thoughtful service. She was super efficient during check-in and patiently and thoroughly explained all the resort's facilities, activity schedules, and travel tips for the Changbaishan area. Any questions we had were answered promptly and professionally. Her constant smile instantly melted away travel fatigue and any initial unfamiliarity. Janly, the resort manager, is at the heart of the resort and created a wonderfully inviting atmosphere. She's friendly and enthusiastic, always visible around the resort, and genuinely cares about every guest's experience. The activities she organized were incredibly engaging, allowing both adults and children to participate and feel a sense of joy, making our entire vacation exceptionally fun. Sherif, the bar manager, is incredibly skilled. Not only are his cocktails visually appealing and delicious, but he can also customize special drinks based on guests' preferences. The bar's ambiance is also very comfortable. Riley, the sports manager, brought smiles to every family who visited. And I must give a special shout-out to Deri, the Mini Club manager! For families with kids, she makes things incredibly stress-free! Deri keeps the Mini Club perfectly organized, not only designing tons of fun activities suitable for children but also showing immense patience and love. She carefully looks after every child, constantly monitoring their well-being. The kids had a blast in the club, made new friends, and parents could relax and enjoy their own vacation time. This is truly a treasure for family travel! Overall, the stay at Club Med Changbaishan far exceeded our expectations. The facilities are new, the environment is great, and what's even more rare is having such an excellent team of staff like Donna, Janly, Sherif, Riley, and Deri, who impress every guest with their professional service and genuine enthusiasm. I've already recommended this place to all my friends, and next time I come to Changbaishan, I will definitely choose Club Med again! Many thanks to everyone there! We love you all, see you next year!"