Scenic Hotels in Baicheng

"The overall feeling is pretty good. The hotel service staff are of good quality and well-organized. The front desk is welcoming and the breakfast is rich. Front office manager Ma Xin attaches great importance to the guest's experience and will promptly return visits after leaving the store. It is recommended to add a pack of sugar-free coffee to the bar in the room. Most hotels have it, and sometimes there is also a capsule coffee machine."

"From Dalian to Inner Mongolia by car, I deliberately took a night off in Jilin Baicheng. I chose a drunk hotel. The overall experience far exceeded expectations. I highly recommend it to friends who travel by car. The front desk service was warm and thoughtful when checking in, the registration process was efficient and fast, and the parking and surrounding dining locations were also intimately guided. The most surprising thing is that the hotel takes the initiative to upgrade the suite for free, and this unexpected benefit instantly dispels the fatigue of long-distance driving. The suite is spacious, the living room and bedroom are separated, and the large luggage is also very calm. The room hygiene is very good, the bedding is clean and soft, the bathroom is dry and wet, the hot water supply is stable, and the facilities are complete and intact. Comfort is full. The hotel is equipped with sufficient free parking spaces, very friendly to self-driving people, parking is very convenient. Compared with Baicheng hotels at the same price, this hotel's hardware conditions and intimate service are very outstanding, affordable room types enjoy suite treatment, and the price/performance ratio is particularly prominent. The staff responded promptly, the service was meticulous and intimate, and there was no perfunctory. This excellent accommodation experience added a lot to the whole journey. After going back and forth to Inner Mongolia through Baicheng, I will still choose the drunken hotel. I sincerely recommend that self-driving tourists who pass by come to stay, and will never step on thunder."