Antu Hotels with balcony

"Let's start with the downsides: 1. There was a constant buzzing sound at night, which was a bit noisy. Just before checking out, I realized it was the refrigerator in the cabinet. 2. The shower didn't have a handheld showerhead, which was quite inconvenient. Now for the good points: 1. The location is good, about a 20-minute walk from the transit center. 2. It's also relatively close to restaurants in town and parks. If you don't mind walking, everything is accessible on foot, and shared e-scooters are also available. 3. The room environment was decent, and the bedding wasn't the traditional stark white, which actually looked quite comfortable. 4. The hotel offers a pick-up service; you just need to call and book it a day in advance."

"The room facilities were decent, though the room itself wasn't very big. I received a free upgrade to a room with a bathtub, which I didn't actually use, but it was worth about 200 yuan more. The shower water pressure was very low, and it was too hot, making temperature adjustment difficult. The service, however, was excellent. Responses were prompt and efficient, and the butler was very patient, answering all my questions. The complimentary transfers to the scenic area and high-speed rail station were very convenient. The hot springs were also great, with many pools and a nice environment, and unlimited access. It's less than a five-minute drive from the North Slope entrance of Tianchi, which is incredibly convenient. The only area that could use improvement is breakfast. There wasn't much variety, and it ended at 10 AM; extending it to 10:30 AM would be better. When I went at 9:30 AM, most items weren't being refilled. There was no chicken soup, and very few hot dishes. The tofu pudding was too soft and shapeless, and the braised sauce lacked flavor. There were no desserts like cream cakes or even packaged yogurt. For a hotel of this price and caliber, it was a bit disappointing. This might be due to the hotel's remote location (about a 40-minute drive from Changbaishan Station), making ingredient sourcing difficult. The hotel's bunnies were incredibly cute and would chase you for food. I didn't have time to try the complimentary溯溪 (stream tracing), but I saw other guests wearing the gear, and it looked quite professional. I'd suggest adding more activities like rafting or ginseng digging, as the location is quite remote, and staying for several days could get boring. Overall, I still recommend it!"

"My expectations for Huazhu were pleasantly exceeded. I booked a transitional room last minute; it wasn't expensive, and it's located within the Enduli park area, offering a very quiet environment. We arrived late, around 10 PM, but a Baidu car was able to drop us off right at the hotel, and staff even brought our luggage to the room. The most surprising part was the breakfast – I didn't expect a hotel at this price point to offer a breakfast that could rival a 5-star hotel, complete with a noodle station and a great variety. The front desk staff were very professional during check-in. If I ever return, I will definitely book this hotel again. It offers excellent value for money."

"An imperfect trip that left unforgettable memories. My partner, my parents-in-law, and I went to Changbai Mountain to celebrate our wedding anniversary. The hotel's front desk staff were incredibly patient and provided thoughtful service, helping me pull off an anniversary surprise for my partner! My mother-in-law twisted her ankle unexpectedly while we were hiking to Tianchi Lake, and the hotel proactively arranged a room change for us, moving us to a ground-floor room and making many other thoughtful adjustments. Their service was incredibly attentive and warm, giving this imperfect trip a warm ending. My whole family unanimously agreed that we'll return to Changbai Mountain in winter and stay at Ramada again! ^_^ Compared to all that, the convenient location, elegant style, rich breakfast, and thoughtful shuttle service became the least important details to mention..."