Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts provides guests with the opportunity to stay in the heart of top locations worldwide, where they confidently explore the very greatest each destination has to offer. The brand remains true to its roots, successfully combining genuine Swiss hospitality with intelligent design and local flair. Life is a journey. Live it well. Located at the foot of Changbai Mountain, Swissôtel Resort Changbaishan frames panoramic views of the mountains and surrounding forest. Close to Neyin ancient city, Jinjiang wooden village and other scenic spots, the hotel is located in the east of the Changbai Mountain, overlooking the Changbai Forest and the majestic snow-capped mountains. It is an ideal place for family travel, couple vacation, group reunion and so on. The air is always fresh and refreshing.Go from the slopes to the sublime with inviting rooms, wooden villas, meeting spaces and dining that combine style with Swiss Vitality. Here you can enjoy the perfect holiday. The villa, it is a tenon structure building made of original ecological camphor pine, is a wonderful blend of natural Swiss style with virgin forest, the interior layout is warm and comfortable. The whole resort reflects the natural feelings of Changbai Mountain. The room is equipped with Slumberland mattress, Delonghi coffee machine, air conditioning and floor heating. Whether it’s summer or winter, you will feel the comfort during all the stay. Hotel features two distinctive restaurants and one bar. The Quarter is the signature restaurant of hotel, emphasis on showcasing global cuisines with fresh and seasonal ingredients, serving an array of snacks. Italian restaurant chef presents authentic Italian flavor by professional skills. There are several function rooms, Fitness Center, Kid’s Club, Deer Garden and other facilities. Hotel provides multiple comfortable choices for guests with its superior ecological environment, excellent service and diversified design style.
"I arrived by train on the 13th, and it was pouring rain on the way to the hotel, getting even heavier by the time I pulled in. The front desk handed me the room cards. When I asked for directions to the villa area, they told me to ask a staff member at the entrance. But it was chaos out there, with the heavy rain, numerous tourists, and hotel staff all mixed together. I immediately WeChat messaged the concierge. She offered to send a staff member to guide us. I said it was too messy right then and asked for the villa address so I could drive myself, also asking if there was a reception at the villa area. She confirmed there was a reception on the first floor. When we found our villa, there was no attendant on the first floor. Since I was on the second floor, I had to carry my own luggage up. I contacted the concierge again, and she replied, 'We just don't have attendants on the first floor here!' I reminded her that she had told me there would be one, which was why I came. Eventually, she sent a bellhop to help me with the bags. The bedding was only for two people; nothing was prepared for the child. So, I had to bother the hotel again to send another set of bedding. The blanket and pillow they brought were wet and covered in mud. I took photos and sent them to the concierge, who replied that it was because of the rain and their staff were all wet. The soundproofing in the villa rooms was terrible; I could hear the neighbors chatting all night. The next day, we moved to the apartment area, and still, there was no bedding for the child. When I asked the concierge, she said, 'All the rooms are full now, so we really don't have any more bedding. If we did, I would definitely give it to you.' I was stunned and asked how my child was supposed to sleep. She then offered two duvet covers and suggested turning up the heating. She insisted there was absolutely nothing else. Out of options, I contacted Ctrip to explain the situation. Ctrip then contacted the hotel, and soon after, the concierge called, saying she had found a blanket from another hotel and that I should just contact her directly for anything in the future. I can't imagine if Ctrip hadn't intervened, would the hotel have just not provided a blanket? The service quality was really subpar. We had to ask about the hotel's restaurant locations ourselves; no one told us during check-in. On the first day, I asked the concierge about dining options, and she recommended a 'iron pot stew' place that was a 5-minute drive away. It wasn't far, but the road had no streetlights and was pitch black. Later, I discovered there was a commercial street right next to the main hotel building with another 'iron pot stew' place and barbecue. Turns out the hotel must have some connection to that first 'iron pot stew' restaurant!"