"I chose this hotel because of its proximity to Changchun Station. However, the signs leading from the station to the hotel through the underground tunnel weren't very clear. I ended up taking a longer route above ground and had to go back down into the tunnel to finally find it. On the day I checked out, I followed the staff's directions but it still took about 15 minutes to walk to the station. It wasn't as close or convenient as I had imagined.
The hotel decor is a bit outdated—for instance, there are no USB charging ports. That said, it was generally clean, and hot water and a hairdryer were provided. The room size is acceptable for a solo traveler, but it would feel very cramped for two people. They left a complimentary bowl of Chinese sweet soup on the desk; although I didn't eat it, I thought it was a warm, welcoming touch.
The hotel restaurant offers a buffet breakfast with a good variety, mostly focusing on Chinese options.
Overall, I only stayed for one night, and it felt clean enough for a short stay. However, if I visit Changchun again, I probably won't stay here. I believe there might be better options available in Changchun for this price point."
