Hotels With Pools 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 room facilities were very convenient, and the ski resort was right outside. I could even get ski passes directly at the hotel, and ski equipment was free. It was amazing to hit the slopes right when they opened for two consecutive days! The hotel is also very convenient for visiting West Slope. Hygiene: The hotel provided disposable bathtub liners, so even though I missed the hot spring on the first day, I still enjoyed a nice bath. The complimentary hot spring was also fantastic, and I went on the second day. The hotel's location is right in the center of the resort town, making it easy to find food and go shopping. The facilities inside are comprehensive, and the service attitude was excellent 👍

This was my second stay at a Wanda property. Because hotel prices were much higher than usual at Wanda during Chinese New Year, I opted for the Sheraton instead, even though two nights still cost nearly 7,000 RMB. But to my surprise, I was disappointed in every aspect… Firstly, on February 16th, as soon as I entered the lobby, I saw guests arguing with hotel staff. I wasn't sure about the specific reason, but I already had a bad feeling. Secondly, February 16th was Chinese New Year's Eve. My family of three was watching the Spring Festival Gala in the room, and when we tried to pull down the shower curtain, it was broken. After reporting it, we found that even when the curtain was down, it was still see-through… I nearly fainted! This might be okay for couples, but if you're traveling with friends or family with kids, wouldn't that be incredibly awkward? Then, when we were ready to sleep that night, we discovered an issue with the toilet – there was a constant dripping sound, which was driving me crazy. It was Chinese New Year and the middle of the night, so I decided to deal with it the next day. I communicated with the hotel concierge in the morning but never heard back about a resolution. After breakfast, I had to speak to the front desk myself to get a room change… It was a huge hassle, moving from one end of the hotel to the other (a very long walk, dragging suitcases for 10 minutes, and taking two different elevators). The most ridiculous part was that this concierge, after we checked in, enthusiastically recommended various paid activities to us, and we even booked some through him… Ha! During Chinese New Year, I didn't want to ruin our trip or make things difficult for the staff who were still working. So, I tried to keep my negative emotions to myself. However, an old, established hotel, even if it's been open for a long time, isn't excused from all problems. Proper equipment maintenance and staff quality training are just basic operational necessities, aren't they? If they only think about making money from customers' pockets without any sincerity, how far can they really go?

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.

Facilities: The rooms are spacious, featuring a dignified and grand style. The large windows in Building 7 give you the feeling of living in a park. Environment: On the taxi ride to the hotel, the driver proudly mentioned that this is a state guesthouse where many prominent figures have stayed. Visiting with my elders this time instilled a deeper sense of reverence and historical reflection. We made a point of visiting Building 1, where Premier Zhou Enlai once resided, to take commemorative photos. The hotel grounds also feature four filming locations from the popular TV series 'A World Apart'. The park is home to over 50 free-roaming sika deer, and we were absolutely thrilled to spot one. We also encountered several adorable bushy-tailed squirrels, which was a real delight! I look forward to another stay.

The hotel's location is excellent, right in the heart of Changchun, making it super convenient for shopping and dining. Even during the National Day holiday, the price for such a great hotel was incredibly reasonable. They upgraded our room and included breakfast, which was definitely up to five-star standards – rich and with a fantastic dining environment, perfect for discerning guests. The only downside is the lack of an underground parking lot; the surface parking can get a bit overwhelmed during holidays. But if you're not driving or visiting during a regular time, this hotel is absolutely fantastic!

A truly heartwarming stay, thanks to the hotel staff for taking such good care of everything! I booked this room for my mom and aunt, and since I wasn't there myself, I was initially worried they might have trouble getting settled. But to my surprise, everyone, from the front desk to the room service, was incredibly attentive. They not only patiently guided them but also answered all their questions, which was a huge help. I've stayed at this hotel before, and their service is consistently excellent. Thanks to the hotel's warm hospitality, my elders had a comfortable stay, and it put my mind at ease. Next time I'm in the area, I'll definitely choose this place again! My mom and aunt had a wonderful time!

My experience at Shangri-La Changchun was absolutely perfect. The hotel is located in the city center, making transportation convenient and getting around a breeze. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with excellent soundproofing, ensuring a good night's sleep even in a roadside room. The service details were impeccable; the front desk staff, especially a young lady, was warm and attentive, even offering complimentary breakfast for my child. Breakfast was abundant and delicious. Check-in was efficient and swift, with a professional and friendly attitude, and they were always ready to assist. The gym and heated pool facilities are well-equipped, and I'd love to try them out next time. This will definitely be my first choice when I visit Changchun again.

I booked a Stone Age-themed room, which my kids absolutely loved and had a blast playing in. The complimentary hot spring tickets were a fantastic value. From the moment I got off the bus and walked through the gate, I felt the service was exceptional. The doorman, the front desk, and even staff I didn't recognize were all incredibly welcoming and helpful. The infinity pool inside the hot springs was stunning, the food was reasonably priced, and the bath attendants were incredibly helpful, offering helpful guidance on every floor. Ms. Lin Haixia was especially helpful. She was my lucky star. I was just worried about getting a return ticket, and she just chatted with me and got a notification on her phone that she had been put on the waiting list. So lucky!

Stepping into the Grand Hyatt Changchun again, a familiar warmth enveloped me. On the coffee table lay a handwritten welcome card – the same familiar handwriting, a faint scent of ink, like a note left by an old friend. I've stayed here countless times; I'm no longer just a guest, but someone returning home. The hotel remembers my preferences, and they take the time to carefully craft a 'welcome back' that feels like poetry. No matter how rushed my travels, seeing those words immediately puts my mind at ease. It's not a perfunctory printout, but a sincere, handwritten gesture. In an era where everything is fast-paced, it's truly a gentle touch of hospitality when someone is willing to slow down for you. My heart settled. This, perhaps, is what true, elevated hospitality looks like: no templates, just heartfelt care.