4-Star Hotels in Yanji

During the Qingming Festival, I came to Yanji with my mother and planned to shoot a set of Yanji Princess. I thought it would be more convenient to stay near the Folk Custom Park. I was attracted by this homestay after checking the guide online. I heard that Running Man had been filmed here. We were assigned to the house where He Chaolian had stayed. The room was clean and tidy, but the hot water was electrically heated. If two people took a shower, they had to wait a while, but it was not a big problem. The breakfast provided by the hotel was very delicious and unique. When taking pictures, there were many people taking pictures in the Folk Custom Park. Almost everywhere was full of people. However, the two large courtyards of Huansen’s house normally do not allow outsiders to enter and take pictures. You need to pay for coffee. However, customers can bring photographers in and out at will with room cards~ The courtyard is very large and there are not many people. It is especially good for shooting. Attached are two scenes taken in the courtyard. When leaving, I gave a souvenir refrigerator magnet. The hotel also has a station drop-off service, which is very convenient. Overall, I am very satisfied~ It was a very happy stay

This is a very good hotel with a great location, very close to the Korean National Park and Dinosaur Park. To reach Maoer Mountain, just turn left and take the bus for four stops, a 10-minute journey. The breakfast is very rich and full of Korean specialties! Beef noodles, ginseng chicken soup, mushroom porridge, and steamed buns are all delicious. The staff are friendly and the rooms are very clean. A minor drawback is that there's no road in front of the hotel, so you have to park on the road to leave your luggage, which feels a bit far and inconvenient. I'd also like to add that the autumn colors and sunsets on Maoer Mountain are truly stunning and should not be missed.

The A Duo Hotel on Lihua Road, near Yanbian University in Yanji, is conveniently located. However, the alleyways leading to and from the hotel at night can be quite dark. The 'influencer wall' is simply the neon signs of the multi-story shops opposite Yanbian University. Of course, it's quite lively and attractive after dark, and the crowd itself is part of the scenery. As for the hotel, all aspects are pretty average – neither particularly good nor bad. If you can't find anything better, it's an acceptable option. (Mainly because it's a renovated old building, so there are always various imperfections.)

The room was very quiet and the bed was very comfortable. The pillows were at the perfect height for comfort (many hotels have them too high, which is uncomfortable). On the second night, I remembered to turn off the refrigerator, and there was no noise at all. The front desk manager even helped print out my child's homework.

I give 5 stars for cleanliness because the housekeeper was really good at cleaning. She even folded our clothes every day, which I didn't expect and was very thoughtful. I give 3 stars for environment and facilities because of your elevator. There's only one small elevator, and we had to wait 3 or 4 times during a wedding, and it still didn't go down. I was almost driven crazy. I give 1 star for service because one of the women at the front desk was incompetent. We checked in on October 1st, and it was great. The manager was very kind and told us we weren't dressed warmly enough, as we need down jackets in Changbai Mountain, and even brought them to the elevator for us. We had a very good impression of your hotel. However, on the evening of October 2nd, we ordered takeout, and it was ”lost.” I called the front desk twice. The first call told me the takeout wasn't there, that the robot had delivered it. The second call told me the takeout was lost and that it was the delivery person's problem, not the front desk. I said there was no other way, since I was waiting for my food. The waiter just told me to contact the delivery person and hung up. The delivery person told me it was in the robot. How could takeout get lost in a hotel? I don't understand. The service staff were so cold and insensitive. They could have at least looked for it. I had to go to the front desk in this cold weather to find it, and they ended up finding it on the front desk table? It was such an obvious location, and not a single staff member helped me find it. They just told me to contact the delivery rider myself and that it had nothing to do with them. This kind of service is something I've never seen in all my years of staying in hotels. It's so irresponsible and their work is so inadequate.

The hotel just opened last September. It has a bathhouse downstairs. While not a hot spring, it's very clean. The lady who runs the baths is quite charming and charming, absolutely stunning. Thanks to Ctrip's free upgrade, I was able to upgrade from a standard room to a family room. I also enjoyed the convenience of a sauna and a massage parlor downstairs. The hotel is very close to the Li Department Store, a ten-minute walk away. I was lucky enough to find a Wakukuku set at Miniso. Yanxiang Grilled Skewers is also a short walk, less than two kilometers, and a taxi is less than ten yuan. The floating market is also very close. Yanji isn't very large, so it usually takes ten minutes to walk there. The West Market is also about the same distance away, making it a great location.

The hotel is located right inside Chengbao Building, which is a fantastic spot. There are plenty of dining and shopping options nearby, and you can hit the stores as soon as you step out. The West Market is conveniently to the left of the hotel, so after a shopping spree, you can easily pop back to your room to drop off your bags. The room itself is spacious, with a comfortable long sofa perfect for relaxing. The bathroom is larger than what you'd typically find in most hotels, giving you plenty of room to move around without feeling cramped, and it's great for a relaxing hot shower after a long day. For breakfast, it would be even better if there were more variety and options. That would definitely keep things fresh for guests staying multiple days.