Hotéis com Pools em Jilin, China

The five-star rating is for Zongzi (a staff member). They arranged for my luggage to arrive early, and the person who took over for me was excellent. On the downside, when checking out, there were a lot of staff members asking for good reviews. If a service is good, I'll naturally give one. For example, last time, they charged me 12 for the mini-bar and still asked for a good review, which I really didn't want to give. Otherwise, this time, I really felt like giving a 2-3 star rating. Some of the front desk staff I encountered this time were a bit lacking. It feels like the more I come, the less attention I receive. This time, I didn't get a room upgrade, though they did give me some fruit. If there's an empty room, they should definitely upgrade to improve the experience. For breakfast, if one portion is provided, it would be great if another could be offered for VIPs. None of the four of us went to eat. 1. There was an issue with the pillows in the room. I was too lazy to complain about it, but you can see in the video, there were hard lumps – I don't know what they were. If it weren't for Zongzi's excellent service, I would honestly consider giving a 2-3 star review. The Vianna next door is half your price, and their service was better when I went. But maybe it just depends on the person. 2. I overheard a department responsible for external car services – I don't know what it's called. This was a particularly unsatisfactory issue. They were complaining about a guest who parked to go upstairs to get something, saying that just because a guest spends a hundred yuan, they act like they're superior. To complain about guests when you're in the service industry – that's really not the standard you should have. Everyone has urgent matters sometimes. To speak ill of guests behind their backs, especially when you're supposed to be the best hotel in Jilin, is unacceptable. What's wrong with spending money? The hotel rooms aren't even worth this price; what you're paying for is the service. And then you talk behind our backs and nitpick.

This is the second time we stay in this hotel. Staff is friendly and helpfu as usual, and rooms are confortable. We appreciate the location, as the metro station is downright under the hotel building and there are a lot of small restaurants for breakfast or dinner nearby. Unfortunatelly, because of winter temperature, we could not enjoy the rooftop.

It's very good and cost-effective. We stayed in a twin room with two single beds and a massage bed. The view was great and it's most suitable for two adults and one child. The hotel gives you a bathing ticket. For an additional 49 yuan, you can have a basic bathing service. We tried the bathing service and it was very comfortable. If you are interested, you can also buy a more expensive package for better results. There is also a hot spring on the sixth floor. This spring water seeps out from 300 meters underground and is a branch of Changbai Mountain. The water quality is indeed very silky. The buffet is very rich. We didn't have the dinner buffet, but the breakfast buffet is included in the room rate. This is the most unobtrusive buffet I have ever had. There are many choices, the portions are large, and the taste is good. You can try the freshly steamed ones. Sea urchin dumplings. Overall I feel good and will recommend it to my friends!

Wanda Plaza is just around the corner. It's a 10-minute taxi ride to the high-speed rail station, and even after an evening of shopping, you can walk back in just 10 minutes – incredibly convenient! There are also several convenience stores nearby, making it super easy to grab some soy milk and *youtiao* for breakfast in the morning. The room was clean, and the bed was so comfortable I didn't wake up with any back pain. Abby was also very responsive, and I'd definitely want to stay here again on my next visit!

My recent trip to Changchun led me to stay at the Shangri-La, and the experience was absolutely fantastic! I have to give a special shout-out to the front desk service – it was incredibly efficient and thoughtful throughout. The staff always had a warm smile, patiently answered all my questions about local transportation and dining, and even proactively helped me arrange an early check-in. Their professionalism and warmth made me feel completely at ease, which is so comforting when you're away from home. The thoughtful room details were also a huge plus! The alarm clock by the bed actually has a built-in wireless charging function. I could just place my phone on it to charge – no more fumbling for chargers or dealing with tangled cords. For someone like me who often forgets their charger, this was incredibly practical. The room itself was clean and tidy, and the bedding was comfortable. These two extra-special touches made the experience far exceed my expectations. I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Changchun and will wholeheartedly recommend it to my friends!

It's truly a positive development to have a hotel of this caliber in the Northeast region. The facilities are excellent, the amenities are top-notch, and the service was good. My child went down the slides over fifty times and wanted to keep playing the next day! It's a shame we only booked one night, but we promised them we'd return. The service was good overall, but some amenities are still being progressively added/improved. For instance, after the hot springs, there were no assisted bathing services like body scrubs or milk baths, which made the relaxation experience feel a bit incomplete. Also, evening entertainment options around the hotel were a bit far to reach on foot. We look forward to seeing further development in the future.

Excellent location, with 2 shopping malls around the corner. Also, there''s other many eateries around. Hotel is clean, new and with many friendly and helpful staffs Just that breakfast spread is mainly oriental style Overall a good stay with Wanda Vista.

Poor value for money. The rooms were very basic, more like a guesthouse, though the overall setting was lovely, situated in a garden. We were checked in by a man from the marketing department who seemed deliberately unaccommodating towards senior guests. He initially claimed there were no twin rooms available upstairs, so we had no choice but to accept a ground floor room. After spending a long time looking at the computer, he assigned us room 168, which was tucked away very far inside. Not only was it a long walk to get there, but the room also had an unpleasant odor. We were already exhausted from our journey, and it felt like he was deliberately trying to make things difficult for us. We had to walk all the way back to the front desk to ask why he had assigned us such a distant room. He seemed flustered, glanced at his computer, and within seconds, magically found a closer room, 108. It was clear he could have made proper arrangements from the start, but he chose to create unnecessary trouble. I truly don't understand people like that. Everywhere else we've traveled, upon seeing our age, we've always been given conveniently located rooms. I didn't give zero for service because the lobby manager always greeted us with a smile when we passed through, and after we left, someone called to ask for our feedback. However, someone like him has no business being in a customer-facing role; he'd be better off as a cleaner.

A very satisfying stay experience. The location is very good. It takes less than 10 minutes to get to the church, museum, and Confucian Temple Railway Station by taxi. There is a shopping mall downstairs and a food court. It is very economical. The house is decorated very warmly, and the firefly background is so romantic. The bathroom facilities are new and clean, with smart home. The store also thoughtfully provides disposable bath towels. When I checked in, I happened to meet the owner, who enthusiastically introduced the fun and delicious food in Jilin. When I left the store, I put the pajamas I didn't want in the bag, and the cleaning lady kept it for me and asked if I wanted it. Everything is done with great care. Highly recommended

The moment you step into this hotel, you feel instantly transported away from the city's hustle and bustle. Located within Beihu National Wetland Park, it's a true vacation oasis. The architectural aesthetics of the hotel are stunning. It doesn't strive for overt luxury but instead embodies a sense of understated, tranquil Eastern charm throughout. It blends the delicate grace of Jiangnan water towns with the elegant style of classical Ming and Qing architecture. Even in winter, the snow-covered northern landscape outside the windows creates a beautiful contrast with the warm, Zen-like atmosphere inside. I was particularly impressed by the hotel's expression of culture and art, such as the origami art installation in the lobby, inspired by the Siberian tiger – it's creatively beautiful. The hotel service maintains Banyan Tree's consistently high quality, but with an added layer of sincerity and warmth unique to Northeast China. The hotel is quite large, offering 24-hour shuttle service. The best part is that in the frozen winter, you can experience a variety of ice and snow activities. To put it simply: great decor, spacious rooms, attentive and warm service, plenty of ice and snow activities nearby that kids absolutely love. The breakfast selection is also extensive and very good.