"It should be a top-tier hotel in Tumen city. The room was clean, tidy, comfortable, and cozy. The hotel reception upgraded my room to a suite, and it was very cost-effective. I stay at this hotel every time I stay, and I will stay here again next time."

"The hotel is clean and the location is excellent. It is close to the Tumen Morning Market, which opens between 6 and 7 AM. If you exit the hotel entrance and walk about 150 meters to the right, the morning market is located at the first intersection you encounter. There is a Cantonese-style changfen restaurant at this intersection that opens at 6 AM and sells changfen in the evening as well. The food is delicious. The porridge, soft tofu, and pancakes sold at the morning market are also very tasty. Do not go to the place selling honey in the middle of the morning market. For locals, they weighed the honey precisely to give 1kg in a small bottle and 2.5kg in a large bottle, but for foreigners, they charged the full price even though the amount of honey indicated on the scale was less. The hotel is close to the Sino-Korean Railway, the border marker, and the Namyangjeong Observatory, where you can view North Korea. However, please note that, separate from the accommodation registration completed upon check-in, foreigners are required to complete an additional registration procedure before visiting the Nanyang Pavilion Observatory. Korean tourists visiting Tumen should take note of this. (We didn't realize we had to register again at the tourist site separate from our accommodation registration, so we went up to the observation deck without completing the registration procedure in front of the entrance to Namyangjeong. Afterward, we were stopped and dragged down from the observation deck by an elderly man wearing a fluorescent vest who spoke fluent Korean. I don't know the reason, but please note that while being escorted to the Public Security Office, the old man turned on a video app to continuously record our conversation and secretly filmed us. My legs ached and it was hot during the 30 minutes we stood and were interrogated at the office, so after completing the registration procedure, we did not go back up to Namyangjeong and returned to our accommodation. To avoid the same predicament we faced, please stop by the Public Security Office before going up to the Namyangjeong observation deck.) If you do not want to be stopped by security at Namyangjeong, go to Tumen River Park instead. You can see North Korea from there, albeit on a smaller scale. It takes about 15 minutes to walk from the hotel to the park. If you buy ice cream at a shop, you can briefly view the North Korean scenery through the shop's binoculars. If you take Bus No. 9 (2 yuan) from Tumen North Station and get off at the final stop, Tumenkouan, the hotel is about a 1km walk away. (When searching for the route to the hotel on Baidu Maps, it suggests getting off at the next stop past Tumenkouan, but the bus driver says that all passengers must get off at Tumenkouan. If possible, please use Didi instead of taking the bus from Tumen North Station.) If you take Didi, the fare from Tumen North Station to the hotel is about 17 yuan. There is a water dispenser on the first floor that provides both hot and room-temperature water, so you do not need to buy bottled water."

"This hotel was booked at the last minute due to a change in my itinerary, but it was truly the cleanest hotel I chose during the entire trip. There's a morning market nearby, many restaurants around, and it's not far from the scenic area, making transportation very convenient. If I come to Tumen again, I would definitely choose to stay here again."

"This is a new hotel, and it's so impressive! The lobby is truly grand, and the courtyard is beautifully landscaped. Surrounded by mountains and right next to a river, the environment is lovely, especially beautiful in the morning when the fog sets in. The breakfast buffet was average; there were plenty of dishes, but no seafood, and I wasn't particularly fond of two of the dishes. I liked the guest room toilets, which had heated seats. I was particularly impressed by the guest room corridors; they were probably over three meters wide. There's a small pool in the courtyard. It seemed small at first, but when I looked at it from the guest room, it looked quite nice. It resembled a citrus tree, didn't it? All in all, I highly recommend this hotel. It's a great value, and it's right across from the high-speed rail station, a 10-minute ride to Yanji."

"We enjoyed our stay in this room. It even has a bathroom attached. We really liked the cleanliness and that this is a hotel in a quiet area. The owner is kind, but we needed to help him to register ourselves in the computer with our zero Chinese, which was super hard. It was an interesting experience! The area has restaurants and tea shops in a walking distance. I recommend eating in a Korean restaurant nearby, the one that has qr codes on tables."

"We stayed here as a stopover, and the hotel owner was very generous, upgrading our room for free. There's a morning market right outside the hotel, which was very lively and bustling."

"The room facilities were outdated, and the shower in the bathroom was splashing everywhere. The soundproofing was poor, and the surrounding environment was noisy; it was already quite loud outside at 3 a.m."

"The internet speed is fast and the computer is fully equipped. The boss is very enthusiastic and actively handles the problem. And the keyboard is a magnetic axis keyboard. The feeling of playing games is particularly good!"

"The service was great. We were given recommendations for dinner and breakfast which was helpful. It was very easy for foreigners to get to and check in."