Puyue Hotel Jilin Museum Century Square Branch

Facilities: Filthy and messy. The 'king-size' room wasn't actually a king-size; it was two beds pushed together with two mattresses, creating a沟 (gap/ridge) down the middle that made it impossible to sleep comfortably. Cleanliness: Terrible, really bad. The water was rusty. Environment: Very small, and the room was freezing cold. Service: Absolutely awful. The front desk managers kept passing the buck and didn't solve anything. When I brought up issues with the room, they just told me to pay extra to switch rooms and said they'd call me, but then I never heard back and had to call them myself.

Ample parking, convenient access, and spacious rooms.

The double bed was made by pushing two single beds together. The light on the mirror couldn't be turned off and was directly in my eyes at night. There was no handheld shower. The ceiling on the sixth floor kept making noise all night, and the room phone was unusable. I went down to the front desk, and they sent a security guard up to check. The guard told me it was the sound of a booster pump, and if it stopped, there would be no hot water. I don't want to exaggerate the guard's attitude, but basically, if I wanted to sleep, the water pressure was low; if I wanted a proper shower, there was noise. If you're considering this hotel, check this information to see if it applies to you and avoid this place.

The newly renovated hotel is very clean. The decoration style is separated from wet and dry, and the sound insulation is also very good. The breakfast is buffet. It is recommended to add some Western breakfast. Currently, there is simple Chinese food, no milk, and there are some supporting facilities for the hotel's buffet breakfast. Doesn't match. Everything else is good

The service was poor, and there were issues with the invoice amounts. Financial management was extremely chaotic.

The hotel is in a very good location, more than 300 meters away from Jilin Museum and more than 400 meters away from Songhua River Jilin Bridge. Standing at the bridge head, you can see the Catholic Church on the other side. The hotel rooms and bedding are also good, dry and wet are separated, the service is very friendly, the breakfast is average, there is only one elevator, and there is no own parking space. Parking depends on luck.

The hotel is very clean. Our family of three booked a 2-meter king-size bed room. It was a very comfortable stay with complete facilities. There is a restaurant, a gym, and a laundry room. The hot sauce in the restaurant is so delicious and goes well with the meal. The steamed buns are also fried and fragrant.

There are two red lights on the socket on the bedside table. The red lights are particularly bright at night, which is very disturbing to sleep and irritates the eyes! I don’t know what the designers thought. You can only turn your back to one position and not turn over. Otherwise, the red light will be glaring and cannot be turned off, which will seriously affect the quality of sleep. There is only one overhead shower in the shower room. It is scattered and difficult to use. The new hotel facilities are not user-friendly. Public parking spaces at the door are very tight.

The decoration of the room is basically the same as the one online. I arrived late and didn't bother to take pictures in the room. It's still relatively clean, the disposable utensils are average, and the soles of the slippers are a bit thin. The door should be closed firmly, otherwise it will keep ringing. The breakfast variety is simple and warm. Next to the city museum, the location is relatively good. On the way back from the museum, I encountered freshly roasted corn 🌽 across the road from the hotel, which tasted good.