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"This established five-star hotel truly lives up to its reputation! The location is excellent, the facilities are complete, and it really gives you that vacation vibe. It's perfect for families traveling with children, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations – I highly recommend it! Breakfast at the executive lounge was amazing, with a rich variety of Chinese and Western options. The freshly ground pour-over coffee and latte art were a pleasant surprise ☕️! There were also freshly made noodles and fresh fruit, all delicious, and every detail was well thought out. Thank you, Qixi. The entire staff was warm and attentive! Front desk check-in was efficient, and they proactively greeted us. Housekeeping was prompt, and the restaurant staff were thoughtful and meticulous. Any requests were handled quickly, and we felt cared for throughout our stay."

"Traveling to Changbai Mountain with my family, we chose this hotel and it exceeded our expectations! It was super clean, and all the staff had excellent service attitudes. It's about 200 meters from the ticket hall of the West Scenic Area, which was incredibly convenient. A very satisfying trip!"

"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?"

"The rooms are quite old and outdated. Compared to my first stay three years ago, the facilities and service are simply incomparable. The only upside is that the room is very spacious and has a dedicated kitchen. While there's no electric stove in the kitchen, its large size is great for storing things. The amenities are generally quite old; for instance, the magnifying mirror in the bathroom had come loose from its screws and fallen off. However, after I called, they sent someone to fix it immediately. On the day we checked in, the underfloor heating in both the living room and bedroom wasn't on, making it very cold. It only got slightly better on the second day. The overall heating supply is insufficient, and I had to wear thick clothes indoors. Compared to Wanda, the heating supply is much worse. The service on the night of check-in was good; the front desk even helped receive a package for me, which was convenient. However, after the front desk staff changed on the morning of the 25th, the service became very poor, especially from a female staff member standing on the left side. She answered 'I don't know' to everything. When I asked about the price of ski tickets, how to buy them, and if there were any discounts, she didn't even look up and replied that we needed to go out and find out ourselves, and that these questions were irrelevant to the hotel and she wouldn't answer them. The service in the breakfast restaurant on the first floor of the hotel was quite good, and the complimentary ginseng chicken soup set dinner was also delicious. The restaurant servers provided excellent service. Also, we stayed in a one-bedroom suite, and the living room had a sofa bed that could be pulled out for children, but the living room bathroom had no toiletries whatsoever. I had to call twice to get them delivered, which was very inconvenient."

"This was my second stay at the Hyatt, and visiting in spring offered even better value for money and an improved experience. The breakfast, as always, was fantastic – a wide variety of delicious options, and the staff were incredibly warm and professional. I highly recommend the Eggs Benedict and the 'shaobing' (flaky sesame bread), they were absolutely amazing! This time, our room was upgraded to a suite, and Michelle was an absolute gem – beautiful and incredibly nice. She really understood our needs as a family traveling with a child, patiently explaining everything and recommending beautiful sights. [Thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up] I'd love to come back to the Hyatt in summer or autumn to enjoy the scenery, beauty, and food. Oh, and I'm one of those chosen by Tianchi – I got to see Heaven Lake again! [Smiling face, smiling face, smiling face]"

"長白山花築深雪暖居超讚！屋外冰天雪地，屋內温暖如春，房間乾淨温馨，設施齊全。老闆熱情貼心，位置便利，來長白山住這裏太舒服，強烈推薦！"

"The first two days were all about getting there and climbing Changbai Mountain, and the check-in experience was a total mess, accompanied by sighs and eye-rolls from the gym staff. The next two days continued to be a special, overpriced experience of a hotel that was either too crowded to accommodate guests or simply didn't know how to when it wasn't. Room: By the third day, I finally noticed issues with the hotel's hardware. For instance, the sink actually smelled. For the first two days, I thought it was due to poor ventilation in the bathroom, with odors lingering after use. But then I realized that even without using the toilet, the smell would appear whenever I washed my hands. That's when it hit me: the sink itself was letting out foul odors. Speaking of smells, I also have to mention the management of smoking. It must be poorly managed because there was always a cigarette smell in the hallway. In a sealed, heated space like this, the smell doesn't just stay in the corridor; it seeps into the rooms. If I were staying at an e-sports hotel, being bothered by this might be an overreaction, but I'm not. On-site transportation: One thing particularly worth noting. After finishing a hot spring session at Mediterranean, there's no shuttle bus back to the hotel. You have to walk to the Swiss Hotel and then catch a ride. I, being the unlucky one, finished my soak at Mediterranean. Because it was too crowded, I couldn't get a hairdryer, so I decided to go back to the hotel to dry my hair. I called the front desk, but communication was difficult. I asked if I could get a shuttle from Mediterranean. The front desk told me to go to the lobby, and I said I was already in the lobby. He then asked for my room number. I told him. He seemed very confused and again told me to go to the lobby. I said, 'I'm in the lobby!' He then said, 'Oh, oh, oh, then you need to walk to the lobby of the Swiss Hotel.' My jaw dropped! Fine! In -17-degree weather, with wet hair, I walked from Mediterranean to the Swiss Hotel lobby. At that moment, all the cigarette smoke, the toilet smell, and the eye-rolls and sighs from the front desk I'd encountered over the past few days rushed back to me. Of course, I'm still inclined to think it was a communication breakdown, and I must have misunderstood something. Back at the hotel, I entered the lobby (the smaller one) and rushed to the front desk to ask her. 'Is there really no shuttle from Mediterranean back to the hotel?' The front desk, looking up from her phone, said, 'Yes, that's correct.' Ah, all the staff at this hotel love playing on their phones! On the fourth day, after a day of skiing, I returned to the room to find that the housekeeping had done a great job, but all the linens were gone. Even the hand towels were missing. I almost laughed in exasperation. On the fifth day, check-out day. My boyfriend sent a message to the butler, letting them know all the linens were gone, just to give them a heads-up so they wouldn't think we stole them 😂😂😂😂😂. The butler apologized profusely. Oh! That morning, at 9:30 AM, we went to the restaurant for breakfast, and there was absolutely nothing left! After staying for four nights, jianbing guozi (savory crepes) and boiled noodles were the only guaranteed items. The restaurant was drafty, and the four hot dishes were never actually hot (the lights only dried out the food, they didn't keep it warm). Any mid-range brand under Huazhu Hotels would utterly beat this dining experience. Check-out: Three people were standing at the front desk. I was pushing a 26-inch suitcase and a 28-inch suitcase. A woman dressed like a supervisor and a front desk staff member were busy chatting, saying there weren't many guests left today. No one offered to help. My boyfriend parked the car and came in to help with the bags. At this point, a male staff member blocked his way, turning back to talk to the three front desk staff. My boyfriend and I, struggling with the large suitcases, waited behind this male staff member until he finished his casual chat with the three female front desk staff, because he was blocking the way. My! God! Goodbye! I wouldn't recommend anyone stay at this hotel unless it's 300 yuan a night. But it's not~"

"The experience was pretty good, I highly recommend this place if you would like to have more privacy as the resort is standalone and if order of getting to the skiing places (there are 2) you would need to order a taxi. The concierge Xiao Sun 小孙 was super helpful from the first day we checked in. He helped us to organize some trips. Thank you so much, Xiao Sun!! 真感谢你！ The hotel offers free entry to Hanshan skiing resort (you have to cover a deposit of 1000 yuan per person, be ready for it). If you would like to experience Wanda Changbaishan skiing, then you would need to take a taxi (takes about 15 mins). The breakfast was pretty good. For dinner they have a very satisfying buffet and some perks like chef cooking carbonara in front of you, some cosplay as well. And yes, there are cute deers living at the area of the resort! We also got a complimentary shooting wearing Korean traditional clothes, it was a great experience."

"The hotel is well located, about 30 min by taxi from Baishan Changbaishan airport, 10 min walk from the West slope departure center as well as many restaurants. It looks majestic from the outside and inside, although a bit old. You can enjoy inside and outside hot springs of different kinds and temperatures. There is a huge buffet with various choices for breakfast (Chinese dishes mainly, two kind of fruits and some Western options). The room was very spacious and comfortable. The carpet floor was not very clean and the room smelled like cigarette on the first day, although we asked for a non smoking room. After leaving the window open the whole day it was better and the smell did not come back."

"The hotel offers a convenient shuttle service from the station. It's extremely close to the West Scenic Area distribution center; if you want to get into the scenic area early, this is the place to go. The hotel is very convenient for shopping and dining. There's a food street downstairs, and any place you pick up is acceptable. You can also take a 10 RMB shuttle bus to town for food. The only downside is the breakfast; it's really not very good, and there aren't many suitable breakfast restaurants nearby. It's mainly just for getting by. They also gave us music festival tickets, which we experienced with our child, and it was great. Overall, we were very satisfied."