Hotels with WiFi in Hunchun

"This stay exceeded my expectations! The lobby was clean and bright, and the front desk staff processed my check-in quickly with a warm and considerate attitude. The room was spacious and impeccably clean, with a well-designed wet/dry separation in the bathroom and stable water pressure. The bed was just the right firmness, and the soundproofing was excellent, allowing me to sleep soundly through the night. The location is super convenient with easy access to transportation, dining, and shopping. The value for money is absolutely amazing – I highly recommend staying here!"

"The trip was spontaneous, and my hotel choice depended on the location, so I'm incredibly glad I picked this one. I was traveling with my mom, and taking a taxi from other hotels would have cost us at least 2,000 rubles – which is a necessity with those February winds! Instead, we walked the entire shopping street back and forth, saving a lot on taxis. The breakfasts were very decent. Our room was super warm, despite what other reviews might say. We loved everything and will definitely be back! The staff is very friendly and attentive to all guest questions and requests. The ladies at the reception even offered a free room upgrade, and of course, we couldn't say no! 😁 So, don't overthink it, the hotel has a great location, comfortable rooms, good breakfasts, reasonable room rates, and excellent staff. Lots of pros! 👌🏻 We'll be back!"

"My stay here was fantastic. The hotel's location is super convenient, and the front desk staff were so welcoming and friendly, always with a warm smile. Check-in and check-out were both very efficient, and they even kindly recommended some great local restaurants. The room was clean, the bedding was soft, and the overall environment was really comfortable. The soundproofing was excellent too, ensuring I had a wonderful night's sleep."

"The location is near Xishi Market, and there's a morning market right downstairs. It's too cold now, so many stalls in the morning market aren't open! But there are plenty of food delivery options nearby, making it super convenient for meals! They even have 700cc and Luckin Coffee! Plus, all those local specialties like Da Cha Zhou (corn porridge) are available."

"We spent 5 days with our family at the Xinfu Hui Hotel (6 adults and 2 children). We booked 3 rooms (2 rooms with one king-size bed on the second floor and 1 room with two beds on the first floor). The room on the first floor had its own entrance to the courtyard. The children went for a walk, and it was convenient to hang towels and swimsuits to dry after the water park. The hotel is located on a quiet promenade where mostly locals live. There are 2 cafes nearby where only Chinese people eat breakfast and lunch. We didn't see any Russians during our 5 days. There's also a nice little grocery store, etc., if you look at the hotel from the right. The Jinxia Shopping Center is a 5-7-minute walk away. The downside is there's no refrigerator and the smell of smoke in the evening. You have to ask for the room to be cleaned. For this price, everything is quite good. We've stayed in hotels twice as expensive and worse."

"This hotel is amazing. We had a free early check in, the staff of the hotel offered us a discount for the breakfast. The breakfast wasn't big, but it was enough to have a very satisfying meal. The staff were very attentive, hospitable and sweet with us. They offered us a room on the upper floor so that the street noises didn't bother us. The room was so nice! It was cozy, very convenient and super clean - one of the best hotel rooms we've ever stayed at."

"Overall very good, generally do not like to comment, the attitude is particularly good, the price is moderate, opposite is the seafood street The boss also helped with the luggage and found a parking space. The service was too good. Finally arrived at the heart of the heart of the spring to eat seafood, come to the spring to eat king crab"

"The room was clean and tidy, the aunt had a good service attitude, because we three people lived, one less pillow, the aunt quickly prepared one, the front desk service was good, warm and thoughtful, and also presented breakfast for three of us. Breakfast has Chinese and Western food. There are many types."

"We were driving from Yangtze. We stayed for one night. The room was a double with a large bed. The hotel was already old, the rooms were tired. The room was cleaned at a C grade. Dust on the floor and other things, hair in the bathroom, the toilet was poorly cleaned. The bed linen and towels were clean. For this money, you could rent a much better hotel in Yangtze. Overall, I wouldn't stay there. Only if you were staying for one night."

"If you're coming to Hunchun, you absolutely *must* stay at the Minzu Garden International Hotel. It's incredibly beautiful and perfect for taking photos. Guests staying on the first floor can rent traditional costumes for free, and each one is clean and stunning. From check-in to check-out, the (domestic) staff were incredibly enthusiastic, helping us with our luggage. The breakfast spread was fantastic, with lots of Korean ethnic dishes like doenjang jjigae, tteok, and dolsot bibimbap. We stayed for two days, and the menu was different each day. The back of the hotel has a large garden villa area, which is the best spot for photos. The rooms are spacious, and they provide complimentary fruit, VC drinks, and snacks daily. They even gave us steam eye masks. They really think of everything to cater to guests' needs. We were originally very satisfied, but there was a minor incident. We didn't realize that some of the reception staff were from North Korea. My family saw a staff member wearing traditional clothing and thought she looked lovely, so they went up to take a photo. She immediately gave a cold glare and walked away, which startled us and made us feel very awkward. Later, a domestic staff member explained that they aren't allowed to be photographed. However, in the service industry, it's hard to avoid guests wanting to take pictures, especially since they perform in various places – piano, guzheng. This made us hesitant to even take out our phones to record anything later on, making us feel quite on edge. When you're on vacation and looking to relax and have fun, the presence of North Korean staff made the whole atmosphere less relaxed. We're not sure what the reasoning is, but as tourists, our experience wasn't great. Because of this, I can't give a perfect score. If they are always there, then we can only not understand but respect it."