4-Star Hotels in Shenyang

Staying in Shenyang for a few days, I chose the Northeast Asia Hotel, and it left a very good impression on me. The overall decor is simple yet grand, and the public areas are kept neat and organized. The guest rooms are well-maintained, with all facilities functioning properly and no signs of aging or malfunction. The bathroom has a wet and dry separation, keeping the floor dry, and the cleaning was very thorough. The bedding was clean and comfortable, allowing for a full rest after a long day. The hotel's location is excellent, convenient for both city sightseeing and business commutes. The staff were patient and communicative when issues arose, providing a pleasant service experience. With all sorts of dining, entertainment, and shopping options nearby, life here is incredibly convenient. This hotel is highly recommended whether you're traveling for leisure or staying temporarily for business.

The hotel's location is super convenient, just a few minutes' walk to many local spots. Jiutian and the night market are also only about a 10-minute walk away – really great location! The hotel rooms are clean and tidy, and the bathroom is spotless, which shows how much attention to detail they put in. Downstairs, there's a beautiful mineral display and delicious local specialties. The service is excellent, and the breakfast is fantastic too, served from 7 AM to 11 AM. Highly recommend!

As a loyal Atour member, I've stayed at many of their hotels in various cities, and the one at Shenyang Station West Square did not disappoint. It has that familiar bookish ambiance, the familiar scent, and the familiar comfort – the bed was as comfortable as ever, the shower was great, and the pillow selection (soft or firm) was perfect. What's even better is that while maintaining Atour's consistent standards, this particular branch boasts an exceptional location (right next to the train station). The front desk staff were warm and professional, always ready to assist. If you're a loyal Atour guest, or considering trying Atour for the first time, this hotel is definitely worth choosing.

The only good thing about this hotel is its proximity to the Shenyang US Consulate, about 200 meters away. The elevators are very slow for such a tall building. Also, the pillows are definitely not Atour's; they're incredibly hard with no bounce. Most importantly, the room was colder than the hallway! The window was drafty! It was really, really cold in the room!!!

I previously stayed at Somerset Dalian Development Zone and had a fantastic experience. It's quite rare to find a serviced apartment hotel in a provincial capital, especially one with a two-bedroom suite over 100 square meters, near a bustling commercial area and right next to a high-speed train station. This unit boasts two bedrooms, two living rooms, two bathrooms, a laundry room, and an open-plan kitchen (fully equipped with bedding and tableware). The two bedrooms are also spaced apart, providing independent and undisturbed resting spaces for two generations, while still feeling like home. The hotel offers a private cinema, a kids' club, a gym, a billiards room, a golf simulator, a relaxation terrace, meeting rooms, a spa, and more. What's particularly thoughtful and convenient is the extended self-service breakfast hours, catering to different breakfast schedules. You can rest, work, and entertain without leaving the hotel. The location is right next to a busy commercial hub. The service, from the restaurant to the guest rooms and front desk, is impeccable – warm and attentive. This will definitely be my go-to hotel next time I visit Shenyang. Just a few minor suggestions: The navigation location isn't very accurate. The hotel entrance isn't very noticeable. The interior design of the terrace is great, but the external view is a bit contrasting and the air quality isn't the best. I hope these can be improved to make the experience even better.

Traveling with kids, the overall experience exceeded my expectations! The room was spotless, very clean, and the environment was quiet and peaceful, so my child slept soundly. The bed was just the right firmness, and the amenities were complete. The staff had excellent service and were quick to respond to any issues. Good value for money, I felt very at ease staying here for our trip, definitely recommend it! They called me a day in advance to confirm my check-in and even prepared books for my child. Truly excellent.

The breakfast selection was plentiful, offering both Chinese and Western options, and the taste was quite good. It would be even better if there were some local specialty snacks available, allowing us to enjoy authentic flavors right at the hotel, which would help us retain guests.

Facilities: The room is well-equipped. There is a scale, which is unexpected. There is a safe and a small refrigerator. Hygiene: Nothing to say, very clean and tidy, the sheets are neat and tidy Environment: The lobby environment is good, the room is spacious, quiet, bright, and large. The aromatherapy in the lobby smells very good Service: I am very satisfied with this stay. The service attitude of the hotel is super good. The staff always keeps a friendly smile. Not only that, their image is also very good. Every move is full of professionalism and affinity. The location of the hotel is also very convenient, with convenient transportation and no pressure on travel. The details are well grasped and they also help with luggage🧳

To summarize: This hotel is perfect for couples and families. It has pretty much all the facilities you need, and the price is great. We stayed on the 14th floor, which was very quiet, and we slept soundly. The bed was large, and the air conditioning and hot water were strong and plentiful. The breakfast had a wide variety of options. Overall, it offers excellent value for money. Pros: The overall price is relatively stable. There's a convenience store and small restaurants downstairs. Nearby, you'll find Tawan Night Market, Wanda Plaza, and Xinyuehui, with a supermarket located downstairs at Xinyuehui. The subway station is about 900 meters from the hotel. In the lobby, you can get free bottled water, popsicles, and tea bags, and also store luggage. The bathroom in the room was large and spacious, with no unpleasant odors, making for a very comfortable sleep. Cons: The elevators during peak hours are a major issue. There are only three passenger elevators, plus one service elevator, each accommodating 10 people. The building has 33 floors, and floors above 18 are talent apartments. During morning and evening rush hours, you often have to wait for several elevators, compounded by delivery drivers rushing to deliver food and packages. During the peak summer season, check-out times were late, and we didn't get to check in until nearly 2 PM. Some rooms still had a faint smell of smoke. I suggest regular non-smoking treatments and designating non-smoking rooms.

The location is absolutely unbeatable. It's right there as you exit the subway, next to the central area of Zhongjie, just a one-minute walk away. The hotel itself looks very old. The lobby is on the 7th floor, and the elevators are incredibly inconvenient. For a building with 21 floors, there are only three elevators. Two elevators don't seem to be linked with the third, so people usually press both sets of buttons, and then it stops on every single floor like a bus – it's painfully slow. I went to check-in at 2 PM, but the room wasn't ready. I had to go out and walk around for a bit before I could finally get my room. The room rate was quite reasonable though; they even have group buy prices during the week. Staying at a Ramada is generally a good choice, but the room was definitely excessively old. The wallpaper was peeling, and the room felt very damp. However, it probably wins on value for money. If you're not too picky about your accommodation, it's still an option.