2-Star Hotels in Jilin, China

Passed by on a self-driving tour and stayed for two days There are many Russian guests staying in the hotel Sound insulation is average After going through the corridor in the middle of the night, the Russians came back running, jumping and screaming. I cried and fussed again this morning, it was so bad The hotel has breakfast starting at 7 o'clock and it is almost full. There are relatively few types of breakfast and it is enough for food and clothing. The room is quite clean, but the door is being repaired everywhere, and you have to go around in circles when driving in and out ~ There are hospital cars picking up people at the door of the hotel every day Overall, full marks

The room is big and clean. The service staff took the initiative to upgrade our room. The service attitude is good. The bathroom is spacious, the shower water is strong, the location is very convenient, and it is very quiet at night. I stayed for one night and the experience was great. It was a good choice.

Like this hotel, I will write a good review for free. It is really cost-effective. This time I went to Yanji for a business trip. His facilities are very complete. The rooms are also beautifully decorated. The facilities are very good. The bathroom is dry and wet. Separate, projection, and the price is also favorable. Everyone must live here when you come to Yanji. The main parking is free and the parking space is convenient. Not far from the net red wall Yanda. If you see this comment when you pick a cost-effective hotel, you don’t have to pick it directly. It’s not good to follow up with me below.

They offer a shuttle service to and from the station, which is super convenient. The hotel environment is lovely, and the rooms are very spacious. We stayed in a loft, and the upstairs area was huge and very comfortable for sleeping. The location is also excellent; you can find so many places to eat right outside, and most of the local specialties are nearby. The owner is also very warm and friendly. Plus, it's really close whether you're heading to Changbai Mountain or Yunding Tiangong.

I had a great time in Yánjí since I planned a lot of border excursions. I can speak both Korean and Chinese comfortably to navigate this region, which is also known as the Third Korea. The location of this place was great since it was in the city center across from Yanji University. (I was assigned room 1206.) I'm not sure which photos they're using for advertising, but my room looked far more beat up and outdated. I also killed a lot of small cockroaches that were roaming around the kitchenette area. Again, this was not a big deal for me since they weren't ginormous, but one huge cockroach did appear one day near the bathroom. It's one thing for the room to look somewhat different from the advertised photos, but please at least keep the space much cleaner. (The laundry machine was bonus, but I had to buy laundry soap next door at the convenience store. This should have been provided considering there was an empty soap box on the floor next to the machine.) The reason why I booked this place was to do frequent laundry rather than stay at a hotel... I traveled from NYC, so it wasn't like I was an average Chinese tourist from a domestic region. This was my first visit to China since 1996.05 and I used my 10-year China visa for the first time since I applied back in 2017.08. Note: I checked out the other rooms on the floor and they were much nicer than what I booked. I'm guessing those were listed on WeChat and the less attractive rooms are listed on here, etc. After I checked out by 12:00 noon, I stored my luggage next door at the convenience store for a few hours. They charged CN¥5/per hour… I paid CN¥15 since I knew 3 hours was all I needed before my flight.

This stay at the ski villa in Jilin was an absolutely fantastic experience! Strong Design: The interior is beautifully decorated, showing meticulous attention to detail. Complete Facilities: The large-screen projector provides an excellent viewing experience, and the mahjong machine makes post-skiing relaxation even more enjoyable. High Comfort: The rooms are spacious and well-heated, keeping you very cozy. Excellent Amenities: It boasts a huge yard (perfect for barbecues in summer) and a superb location, very close to the ski resort, within walking distance.

Erdaobaihe is a really sweet, cozy little town. Although it’s not located in the main town area, it is just opposite the beautiful pine forest, which makes the surroundings very peaceful. There are free buses available to travel within the town, which is very convenient. However, as we can’t read Chinese, we mostly relied on Didi instead. Getting a Didi can be a bit challenging due to the limited number of drivers, but as long as you’re willing to wait 5–15 minutes, you should be able to get one. The people in the town are very warm and welcoming. We visited Enduli, and it was absolutely wonderful and truly memorable. The morning view from our room was magical. The room itself was spacious, and the bathroom was equipped with a smart toilet with a heated seat, which was a nice touch. There was a small issue where we found a strand of hair on the bed when we opened the bedsheet. We didn’t make a fuss as I had my own disposable bedsheet prepared. Despite this minor incident, the overall stay was wonderful. What really made this place special was Aunty Wu. She was always there for us and even woke up at 6am just to bid us goodbye. When we were looking for laundry services, she kindly offered to wash our clothes in-house. With my OCD, I was especially touched that she even warmed my laundry bag for me - such a thoughtful gesture. Will definitely be back

I arrived so early in this hotel that the boss was still asleep. It was easy to locate this hotel if you book a Didi ride from Changchun Railway Station. Because he was still asleep and didn't hear me entering the lobby, I had to contact Trip and a customer service representative was quick to help me out. Long story short, I was able to leave my luggage and use the bathroom of one of the rooms before I headed out for my one-day Changchun adventure. I visited the former site of the Changchun Film Studio and the Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo. I had a truly interesting day. I usually take the subway wherever I go but for Changchun, since I only had a day, I chose to take Didi. It was affordable and convenient and the hotel was within easy reach from the spots I enjoyed. This property is located in an area where there are local eateries and shops so no need to worry about food and drinks. I found a local eatery next to it that served affordable yet delicious dishes and I can easily rank it as one of my favorite meals in northeastern China. Book this hostel when you're in Changchun. I paid RMB 50 for this room for a one-night stay.

The owners are incredibly kind, and their service is warm and thoughtful. Downstairs, there's a food street, making dining super convenient, and there's an elevator upstairs for easy access. The room was clean and tidy, and I had a very comfortable stay. Tourist attractions are nearby, just a short walk away, and my overall experience was very satisfying. It's also very close to the 'Tomb Raider' (Daomu Biji) check-in spot. I'll definitely stay here again next time.

I called the owner from the high-speed rail station, and they immediately arranged for a driver to pick me up. The journey was thoughtful and warm. Arriving at the guesthouse, I was instantly charmed – the small courtyard was covered in thick snow, and there was a plump snowman by the door. Every photo I took captured the perfect winter vibe! It's also very convenient to get around from here. The owner was incredibly enthusiastic. As soon as we put down our luggage, they brought us frozen pears, which were icy, sweet, and super refreshing. The driver who picked us up was an absolute gem; not only did he recommend fun local spots along the way, but he also suggested a fantastic and affordable restaurant. Six of us girls ate until we were stuffed, and it was less than 50 RMB per person! (It's definitely enough for those with smaller appetites, but guys might need to order a couple more dishes~) My biggest regret is not asking Master Wei to teach us how to ski! He offered, but we ended up going to the ski resort ourselves and 'fell into a trap' (made mistakes). I should have listened to him. In the evening, we even lit sparklers in the courtyard. For those of us from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, who are used to firework bans, this kind of joy is truly rare! From start to finish, everyone at the guesthouse was wonderful – warm and welcoming without being intrusive. This winter trip was doubly enjoyable because of this guesthouse, and I've already recommended it to other classmates! Welcome Fruit: Frozen Pears Free pick-up service from Changbaishan High-speed Rail Station: Yes Facilities: Due to the number of people, I didn't take photos to protect privacy.