Scenic Hotels in Changchun

"Centrally located in Changchun, it's convenient to get anywhere. Though the decor feels a bit dated due to its age, it still exudes the grandeur of a seasoned five-star hotel. The layout is practical and easy to use, especially the L-shaped sofa by the window, which is both functional and comfortable. Breakfast offers a wide variety, but the taste is just average. Even during peak breakfast hours with many guests, the guidance and service remain quite efficient. Across the street is MixC Mall, with plenty of dining options, which is very convenient. Overall, it was a great stay, and the whole family was very satisfied."

"This was my favorite hotel during my trip to the Northeast! It's so unique. The moment you open the door, you're enveloped in a sense of history. The bathroom is large and has a three-part separation. A century-old hotel isn't something every city has. Make sure to choose the Yingbin Building for the authentic old charm. The breakfast was delicious and definitely worth paying extra for. The tofu pudding was absolutely amazing! I had at least three bowls every day! Highly recommend! Just a few minor issues: The walk from the train station to the hotel was quite far. Even though it's across the street, the underground city is massive. There's a direct elevator at the hotel entrance. Walking all that way late at night to get luggage was exhausting. The signs weren't clear – I'm not sure if this is a hotel issue or a subway management issue. Finally, the room decor has an 'old cadre' style, which is a matter of personal taste. The guest room elevators were a bit circuitous; you have to walk quite a bit and take two different elevators."

"I was incredibly satisfied with my stay at Guoxin Nanshan this time. Although the hotel is a bit old, the service was excellent. A butler followed up throughout my stay, and I could communicate any needs I had; the butler responded proactively. This stay included complimentary welcome fruit, and milk was delivered in the evening, which was incredibly thoughtful. The hotel breakfast had everything imaginable and tasted great. I will definitely choose Guoxin Nanshan again!"

"The hotel's location is superb, offering an exclusive view of half of Nanhu Lake. Staying here means you don't even need to visit Nanhu Park across the street; the hotel itself is a massive park. While strolling around the grounds, you can even spot the villa of Director Jin and Secretary Qu from 'A Lifelong Journey,' Big Brother and Sister-in-law's birch forest, and the tree-lined path Bingkun and Zheng Juan walk home on at the end of the show."

"Located near the bustling Hongqi Street, I blindly trusted this Atour hotel because I had a good experience at their other properties before. It just goes to show, even with a big chain, you should still do your research. Usually, when I stay at Atour, they provide drip coffee, so I didn't bring any on this trip. Upon checking in, I noticed there wasn't any in the room. I casually asked the front desk if they forgot to provide it (Atour's kettles are perfectly designed for drip coffee), and the front desk agent subtly implied that my room type wasn't 'eligible' for complimentary drip coffee. I was utterly baffled. First of all, it's not like I desperately needed those two packets of coffee; I could easily order delivery and have it in ten minutes. Secondly, while I didn't book a 'top-tier luxury lake view' room, I did book a 'superior city view king' room at a mid-to-high price point. And as a gold member, I'm 'not eligible'? Then, to top it off, the guy at the front desk condescendingly said that since I asked for it, they would send it up anyway. Well, no one ever sent it, not that night nor the next day until I checked out. I found it quite amusing – who cares about his two packets of drip coffee? Secondly, when checking in, the front desk girl mentioned we hadn't booked breakfast. I confirmed we wouldn't be having breakfast, and she silently rolled her eyes, but unfortunately, I saw it. I've been staying at Atour since before they had so many locations, and I initially thought their rapid expansion over the past few years was a good thing. However, ever since they started using celebrities to sell merchandise, it seems the experience of us loyal members no longer matters. I hope their new 'business model' can withstand the test of the market."