Hotels With Breakfast in Jilin, China

My stay at the Shimao Manjin Hotel far exceeded my expectations, somewhat making up for not seeing the rime ice. Although it's been open for over ten years, the hotel rooms and lobby still maintain a five-star standard in terms of decor and quality of materials. Its location at the head of Jilin Bridge over the Songhua River in the city center is particularly stunning, with beautiful night views of both banks of the Songhua River. The hotel's service also deserves praise. When the phone in my room wasn't working, staff came to fix it immediately after I reported it. When I casually mentioned needing more bottled water, they promptly sent extra bottles. A particularly noteworthy incident happened during breakfast on check-out day: my cardholder slipped out of my down jacket pocket onto the dining chair without me noticing. The staff quickly found it and called me back, preventing a delay to my high-speed rail journey. Additionally, the hotel's restaurants are highly recommended. The steaks at the buffet, the hot pot restaurant, and the Japanese cuisine are all authentic and reasonably priced. I will definitely choose Shimao Manjin again on my next visit to Jilin to see the rime ice.

The Regent Hotel is an old, established hotel in Changchun with a fantastic location. My room overlooked Changchun Station, and at night, with all the lights, it truly felt like a dazzling galaxy. The surrounding amenities are excellent; the subway entrance is just a few dozen meters from the hotel. Across Zhejiang Road, I even found a restaurant with delicious 'iron pot stew'. A couple of subway stops from The Regent, on Chongqing Road, I discovered a tasty charcoal hotpot place – all wonderful food! The front desk staff were professional, warm, and kind. They left a deep impression on me.

As expected from a long-standing five-star hotel, Changchun Shangri-La's service and facilities are impeccable! The hotel is located in the city center, and the free underground parking is incredibly convenient, making self-driving stress-free. The king room I stayed in had an amazing view, offering a panoramic cityscape from a high floor. The blackout curtains worked perfectly, and the room was so quiet that even someone who struggles to sleep in new places had a full night's rest. The heated pool at the health club had clean water, and the gym was well-equipped, allowing me to relax and unwind during my trip. The staff were proactive and enthusiastic throughout, paying attention to every detail. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Changchun!

Right as I entered the hotel, the front desk offered me a bottle of hot water to warm my hands. I also redeemed a welcome fruit with just 1 point on Ctrip. The hotel breakfast was good, and it's about 300 meters from the subway station, so the location is quite convenient. The room is a bit small but has everything you need; it was perfect for a solo traveler. I mainly booked this place because all the other hotels had jacked up their prices for New Year's Day; the hotel I stayed at the night before literally doubled in price... This place barely raised its rates, which made it an exceptional value in comparison. I didn't expect the service to be this good either. Highly recommend.

The hotel's location is a bit remote, but that's typical for hot spring hotels. I communicated with the front desk a few days before arrival. I sent them my high-speed rail information and scheduled a pickup at Changbaishan Station. So, despite the somewhat remote location, the hotel's shuttle service was excellent. The front desk staff were also very good. When I arrived, I had intended for the front desk to book a rafting trip for me, but it turned out the hotel's contract with the rafting company had expired, so we had to sort it out ourselves. (I had inquired with the front desk a week prior, and they said it could be arranged there. I was surprised to find upon arrival that the hotel had just canceled its contract with the rafting company.) I want to be clear, I'm not blaming the hotel; it was just bad luck. I do hope the hotel can continue to assist out-of-towners in the future, as foreigners often face difficulties booking things in China without local phone numbers. I wanted to see Tianchi Lake, but it was closed all three days I was there. Rafting was also out. So, I ended up staying at the hotel. However, I enjoyed several hot spring baths, visited the gym, and the hotel can also arrange skiing for you. We didn't go skiing because we had elderly people with us. So, staying at the hotel wasn't bad at all. There are only two restaurants: a Korean restaurant and the hotel's buffet. The food was good, but the dinner shrimp seemed to be limited. I arrived at 7:30 PM and only got two shrimp, while my dad got five. Then there were none left, and the restaurant staff didn't replenish them. The room was very large and clean. I particularly liked the rooms at this hotel. The hot spring has both indoor and outdoor sections. I might return in the future.

My stay was just okay. First off, I was upgraded to a deluxe double business suite, but the entire suite only had two outlets, both in the corners of the room, and none by the bedside. I had to ask the staff for a power strip to charge anything. The fridge and water heater shared a single plug, meaning I could only use one appliance at a time, and the other just sat there as a decoration. In the bedroom, the TV cable dangling from under the vanity looked quite alarming, unsafe, and a real safety hazard. Also, the hygiene was seriously lacking. On our first day, we found a used toothbrush wrapped in the anti-slip mat, and during my shower, a used dental floss pick washed out from the base of the wall. This is just too unsanitary. Finally, for a 'deluxe business suite,' you'd expect some basic amenities, but the room was completely bare. It was so clean it didn't even look like a business suite. Pretty disappointing.

Comfortable hotel, with a big space area! Perfect for 2 travellers with big luggages. The aircon doesn’t work during winter, so we had to open the windows for some airflow. It’s a popular local hotel, as we can tell from many tour buses that drop people off there. They say there’s a limit of 4 bottles of water that they can give a room. Which was disappointing especially when we tend to drink a lot of water. The laundry room also closes at 9pm, and only opens at 10am. It’s very easy to get didi there though, so it’s great.

This stay far exceeded my expectations – it was an absolute travel delight! The hotel boasts a superb location, just a few minutes' walk to both the subway station and major shopping areas, making getting around and shopping incredibly convenient. The lobby is decorated in a simple yet grand style, with green plants interspersed, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere the moment you step inside. The guest room was even more satisfying. It was spacious, bright, and well-laid out without feeling cramped. The bedding was soft and skin-friendly, and the mattress offered just the right amount of firmness. Combined with the blackout curtains, I enjoyed a perfect night's sleep every night. The bathroom's wet/dry separation design was thoughtful, hot water supply was ample and consistent, and the branded toiletries felt high-quality. There wasn't a speck of dust or water stain in any corner; the cleanliness was absolutely impeccable.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, making getting around super convenient. Right across the street is the morning floating market. I have to mention the breakfast – it's incredibly varied and delicious! The room was fully equipped, the humidifier worked wonderfully, and it was so warm inside you couldn't even feel the cold outside. Plus, the VIP manager even gave us a small gift at checkout. Overall, a really great hotel experience.

Xinxin at the front desk provided exceptional service. They upgraded our room for us, fearing that we might not be comfortable with the heating system. They assigned us a room on a higher floor, which was also very quiet. Xinxin was genuinely friendly and the room was clean and tidy. Experiencing the local customs and culture in Northeast China was very warm. The hotel’s location, with a mountain to the left and the Changying Film Museum across the street, is excellent. The breakfast was also quite good. We would definitely come back if given the opportunity.