Hotels With Bar in Jilin, China

This stay far exceeded my expectations! The hotel facilities are new and complete, from the smart room controls to the high-quality bathroom fixtures, you can feel the attention to detail everywhere. The soundproofing in the room was excellent, and the mattress was just right—not too soft, not too firm—ensuring a restful night's sleep. The public areas are also very stylish; whether it's the lobby bar or the gym, everything is kept spotless. It's an excellent choice for both business trips and leisure vacations.

It is an awesome stay in experiences. The hotel staffs are so friendly & helpful! Special thanks to hotel staff Karson for helping us with the hotel surrounding directory and he is so nice to free upgrade our room to families suite when he saw that we got a child staying in too. We will definitely stay in this hotel when we are back to Changchun. Many thanks to all the hotel staffs.

This hotel stay completely redefined my understanding of what a truly excellent accommodation should be! From the moment I stepped into the hotel, the warm lighting and soothing music in the lobby immediately put me at ease. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and professional; check-in was super efficient, and they even proactively upgraded my room, which was a delightful surprise! The hotel also thoughtfully provided Type-C charging ports. The room itself was absolutely flawless: the bedding was incredibly soft, and with the blackout curtains drawn, it created a perfect sleeping environment. Even the bathroom was impressive, featuring a smart toilet and a large rainfall showerhead – every detail showcased thoughtful design and comfort. The hotel gym was equipped with brand-new machines. Breakfast offered such a vast selection that it was hard to choose, with everything from Chinese hot congee and fried dough sticks to Western pastries and coffee, truly catering to all tastes. The location is also superb, just a few minutes' walk from the nearest subway station, making getting around incredibly convenient. This entire stay was absolutely perfect – a definite five-star experience! I wouldn't hesitate to choose this hotel again for my next trip.

The room was very spacious. We arrived quite late, well past midnight, but the front desk quickly checked us in. After we checked out, the front desk called to let us know we'd left a power cord behind and immediately offered to mail it to us via WeChat. However, since it was for our child's constant-temperature kettle, we decided to go back and pick it up. The hotel's service was warm, thoughtful, and proactive, with a very positive attitude. The breakfast staff were also incredibly enthusiastic. We were very satisfied with this stay!

It's convenient, clean, and the breakfast was decent. It allowed for a quiet and peaceful rest. It will be my first choice for future visits, especially since its location was very convenient for us as we were self-driving. Being newly opened, everything felt fresh and new.

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.

Convenient and convenient, located in the city center, you can walk to Chongqing Road business district, and it takes about 10 minutes by bus to reach Guilin Road snack street. The house is fully equipped with basic appliances, clean and tidy, and has good sound insulation

The hotel's butler service was excellent, almost 24/7, and any issues were promptly resolved. The hot springs♨️ were also very comfortable, especially in the morning when it's exclusively open to guests – fewer people, more peaceful, and great for photos. My skin felt so smooth after soaking! Plus, there's a direct shuttle bus to Changbai Mountain, which means no waiting in lines, which was really great. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Changbai Mountain.

Somewhat like a state guesthouse, the walls are adorned with photos of former leaders, including ***, who stayed there during their visits. The hotel lobby manager and front desk staff were all incredibly warm and friendly. Ctrip provided a complimentary ethnic costume experience; the clothes were beautiful, and with the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival festivities in full swing, the hotel had a wonderful atmosphere perfect for taking photos. The breakfast was quite plentiful, offering both Western and Chinese options, as well as local specialties like rice cakes, three-color rice sausages, and vegetable noodle soup. Next to the hotel is Yeonsong Restaurant, which serves Korean cuisine and barbecue; the food and ambiance were excellent, definitely worth a second visit. Highly recommended!

My friend recommended this hotel for my business trip, as it's close to their place. The hotel has a large courtyard, which makes parking convenient, and it's not far from Nanhu Park, so you can take a stroll after dinner. The hotel was renovated in 2024, so the facilities are relatively new. The bed and pillows are quite comfortable. There's a self-service laundry room and a gym. However, the room is quite small; the shower stall is so tiny you can't even turn around. This was the main reason I switched hotels after staying two nights. The overall hygiene was decent. Service was mediocre; they didn't offer things that should have been provided during check-in, and the mini-bar was empty. I had to ask at the front desk the next day to get tickets for the Liu Laogen Grand Stage. The front desk manager seemed nice and even offered to put extra drinks in the mini-bar, but in the end, it was just one Coke and one Sprite. What kind of management is that, *chuckles*. The breakfast selection is quite good for a four-star standard. However, I noticed leftover noodles from the previous guest on a supposedly cleaned table. They start clearing the food promptly at 9:30 AM, right on the dot, without any prior warning to guests on the first day. Overall, I'd say the hotel's rating should be a pretty good four-star. It's confusing how Ctrip's four/five-star ratings and four/five-diamond ratings are all over the place.