Romantic Hotels in Jilin, China

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.

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.

🏨 **Room Type and Stay Experience** I absolutely loved the Dark Fragrance King Bed Room! The Mlily mattress had just the right firmness, allowing me to shed my travel fatigue and enjoy a peaceful night's sleep without any stress. The smart room control system was incredibly thoughtful; I could adjust the lights, curtains, and air conditioning with a single touch from my bed, which was super convenient for a solo traveler. The room layout was open and well-designed, with plenty of natural light. The soundproofing was also excellent—I couldn't hear any outside noise. The Chinese-style soft furnishings added an elegant and tasteful touch, making the stay both comfortable and atmospheric. Even just relaxing in the room felt incredibly pleasant. 🧹 **Cleanliness and Environment** The cleanliness was truly impeccable! Every corner of the room was spotless, the bedding was clean and soft, and the toiletries were high-quality, making me feel completely at ease. The hotel's overall environment was elegant and tranquil, with a tasteful Chinese design in the lobby and public areas, free from any clutter. The location was an even bigger bonus: right next to MixC shopping mall and Renmin Square Metro Station. It was just a few minutes' walk to transfer metro lines or go shopping, making both commuting and finding food incredibly convenient. This added a great sense of security for a solo traveler. 💁 **Service Experience** The service deserves endless praise! From check-in to check-out, every staff member was warm and attentive. The front desk handled check-in with impressive efficiency and proactively introduced the hotel facilities and local attractions, even helping me with my luggage to the elevator. The housekeeping aunties were meticulous and thoughtful, proactively asking about my needs and replenishing supplies promptly. One evening, when I asked for directions, a front desk staff member patiently answered my questions and even helped me check bus times. Throughout my stay, I felt a genuine sense of warmth and being at home – it didn't feel like a hotel at all, but rather like returning to a familiar place. ☕ **Breakfast and Taste** Breakfast was full of surprises! The variety was astounding, with Chinese porridges, freshly made noodles, hot dishes, and local specialties all available. Western-style bread, coffee, and fresh fruit were equally impressive. I particularly loved the freshly made noodles here; they were authentic and comforting. The bread was soft and delicious, the coffee rich and aromatic, and the fruits were always fresh daily. The dining environment was clean and bright, and the staff proactively refilled tea/water and cleared plates promptly. A rich breakfast like this perfectly set a good mood for the whole day – truly satisfying! In summary, my stay was flawless. I highly recommend this hotel whether you're traveling solo, on a business trip, or with friends! I've already added this hotel to my must-stay list for Changchun, and I'll definitely choose it again next time I visit! 👍

The overall environment of the resort is pretty good; it would probably be even better in the summer. The service is exceptional, with everyone paying great attention to detail. However, as a mom looking for a weekend getaway with my child, I found the activities to be just so-so. The snow activities themselves are free, so any amount of fun is a bonus. The hot springs, though, were really disappointing. There are only a few indoor pools, no high-temperature areas, and more importantly, they didn't feel like actual hot springs! 😦 The outdoor iron pot was impossible to use due to too much debris. From a value-for-money perspective, it's not the best choice for a weekend trip. And the kids' play area... sigh.

The front desk staff were incredibly sweet, especially Zhang Ting and Xiao Hou, who made check-in and check-out super fast and even upgraded our room! The ski-in/ski-out access was incredibly convenient, and the complimentary cable car tickets took us straight to the mountaintop. Our room was wonderfully warm, and soaking in a bath with a snowy view after skiing was absolute perfection. The breakfast was delicious, and the attention to detail in the service was impeccable. This truly lives up to its five-star rating; we'll definitely be back!

When I was planning my trip, I looked at a lot of hotels. Honestly, we rarely choose hotels that have been operating for a very long time when we travel. However, after seeing many bloggers' recommendations and explanations, I ultimately chose the Crown Plaza 👑. **Facilities:** The decor is indeed an older style, but I have to say, the hotel's facilities were incredibly detailed and sophisticated for their time. This hotel must have been considered super luxurious when it first opened. First, it has a wet/dry separation in the bathroom, which many new hotels and even five-star establishments don't necessarily offer. Second, the sink faucets are positioned high, which saves most of us from back strain. Third, there are hooks outside the shower for hanging clothes – such a simple amenity, yet many hotels lack a place for clean clothes while showering. Finally, the shower stall has a built-in seat, the water pressure is strong, the water is hot and comfortable, and the showerhead isn't wobbly from long-term use. **Environment:** It's located mid-slope on Changbai Mountain. I asked the driver, and he said the Crown Plaza is already one of the highest hotels on the mountain in the vicinity, surrounded by pristine forests. It's the closest hotel to the North Slope scenic area and even offers an exclusive VIP transfer channel. There's also a shuttle bus that circulates within the scenic area to pick up and drop off guests at the hotel. What I loved most is that Julong Hot Springs is right inside the hotel, offering unlimited free access to natural volcanic springs, which washes away a day's fatigue. It's incredibly pleasant to soak in the warm, comfortable hot spring while watching the snowy world outside. **Service:** Super-duper VIP! Even before I checked in, various butler services contacted me to arrange everything before and after my stay, including hotel transfers, booking my itinerary for the next day, and VIP transfers to the North Slope. Whatever difficulties I encountered, they were immediately handled. A huge thank you to hotel butlers Shanqiu and Songyue, and travel butler Smile, for making guests feel at home and alleviating the anxiety of arriving in an unfamiliar city. 🙏 To all the hotel staff, everyone shines in their role! 👍👍

I really want to give this place a big shout-out. It's just a three-minute walk from the resort, and there's plenty of parking downstairs. The rooms feel like a boutique hotel or guesthouse, with front and back balconies that both offer great mountain views – truly lovely! The breakfast, while not as varied as a big hotel's, is clearly made with a lot of care and thought. During our stay, my child got hurt and we couldn't drive that evening. I contacted the front desk, and they immediately helped us call a taxi. When I came downstairs with my child, I saw the owner frantically on the phone. I was so anxious at the time that I didn't express my gratitude, so I sincerely thank the owner here 🙏 Songhua Lake was great, and Yunlu was great too. We'll definitely be back next year!

The hotel was very comfortable, with two pillow types to choose from. Because it's a Republican-era building, I initially thought it would be dated, but upon arrival, I discovered that only the exterior was dated; the interior was very modern! I immediately canceled my previous reservation for another hotel and booked this one the very night I checked in! The room had Xiaodu, and hahahahahaha, I've discovered I really enjoy using Xiaodu; this little AI is so convenient for everyday life. The hotel staff were very welcoming and provided excellent service; I give them a thumbs-up! A few negative points: the shower head in the bathroom was so high that even a short person could barely reach it. I had to ask the front desk several times to raise it while showering; the height was incredibly inconvenient.

Transitioning from the Wanda Hyatt to this hotel was like moving from hell to heaven. The price was comparable (even 100 cheaper), yet everything, from service to amenities, was vastly superior. Upon entering the room, we found honey tea already brewed in a thermos and a beautifully arranged fruit platter. (They provide different nightly tea drinks and fresh fruit daily throughout your stay, featuring local specialties like peaches and blueberries.) The in-room coffee and tea selection were elevated by several notches, and we even received a small jar of linden honey (it was so delicious, I ended up buying some!). In the evenings, the lobby bar offered complimentary beverages and alcoholic drinks. The Hyatt, on the other hand, only had a selection of chargeable snacks and drinks, with common fruits like apples and bananas only available on the day of check-in. The hot spring pools here offer an unbeatable view, and the overall hot spring environment is fantastic. We even spotted several chipmunks! Going in the afternoon meant there was hardly anyone around, allowing us to take photos freely. The Wanda's summer hot springs, however, were a stark contrast – it was like a sardine can, with people crammed around every pool, and a 2-3 person queue for each shower (though strangely, the men's showers had no queues). Given that this hotel is less crowded, we were always able to snag a lovely window seat for breakfast. The breakfast spread was incredibly refined, featuring delicacies like shrimp dumplings, siu mai, soup dumplings, chicken feet, spare ribs, and large prawns. They also offered different noodle dishes daily, including Tonkotsu ramen. The soy milk and various porridges were significantly superior to the mass-produced options often found elsewhere. While the sheer variety might not match that of bustling, queue-heavy hotels like the Hyatt, it absolutely triumphs in terms of quality! This hotel provides a full set of children's amenities, including adorable slippers, bathrobes, and even kid-friendly body lotion. In stark contrast, the Hyatt only offered children's slippers and bathrobes (during my multi-day stay, one day they even missed the bathrobe entirely), with absolutely no other provisions – even the toothbrushes provided were adult-sized. The shuttle service here is excellent: a private car and dedicated driver for each family. They were also very helpful with luggage, and the timing was always perfect – we'd just finish exploring the area and the car would be ready to pick us up. If I were forced to find a fault, it would be that the flooring in some areas felt a bit old and had a tendency to creak.

Service: Free pick-up, and the owner even helped carry three suitcases upstairs – very thoughtful service. Facilities: Excellent location, right downstairs from the Genting Market, with lots of small shops to browse. The only downside was that the air conditioning wasn't very powerful and couldn't be set to heat, so it was a bit cold.