Antu Hotels with Breakfast

Erdaobaihe is a really sweet, cozy little town. Although it’s not located in the main town area, it is just opposite the beautiful pine forest, which makes the surroundings very peaceful. There are free buses available to travel within the town, which is very convenient. However, as we can’t read Chinese, we mostly relied on Didi instead. Getting a Didi can be a bit challenging due to the limited number of drivers, but as long as you’re willing to wait 5–15 minutes, you should be able to get one. The people in the town are very warm and welcoming. We visited Enduli, and it was absolutely wonderful and truly memorable. The morning view from our room was magical. The room itself was spacious, and the bathroom was equipped with a smart toilet with a heated seat, which was a nice touch. There was a small issue where we found a strand of hair on the bed when we opened the bedsheet. We didn’t make a fuss as I had my own disposable bedsheet prepared. Despite this minor incident, the overall stay was wonderful. What really made this place special was Aunty Wu. She was always there for us and even woke up at 6am just to bid us goodbye. When we were looking for laundry services, she kindly offered to wash our clothes in-house. With my OCD, I was especially touched that she even warmed my laundry bag for me - such a thoughtful gesture. Will definitely be back

Traveling to Changbai Mountain with my family, I didn't want to stay in a traditional hotel and unexpectedly found 'Mountain with a Pool'. I booked two rooms with a 'let's give it a try' attitude, and this niche B&B kept earning my praise with every interaction. First bonus point: After connecting, the owner sent incredibly detailed guides for check-in, dining (we tried all their recommendations and they were absolutely delicious!), and sightseeing, even down to the time for the local market. And it was definitely not a typical tourist trap! Second bonus point: The hotel's location is superb, right near the North Slope's tourist hub, without any complex commercial areas around. It's a detached building nestled among smaller structures. Third bonus point: The design and aesthetics are top-notch! I absolutely loved the comfortable furnishings and the soft decor in sophisticated colors. Every photo turned out amazing! Fourth bonus point: The rooms were not only clean and tidy, but also full of thoughtful details like earplugs, eye masks, makeup remover wipes, soda water, and birch juice. Every detail showed the owner's care. Fifth bonus point: The meals were simple, clean, and nutritious, and the drinks at the bar were never subpar. The latte art on the hot chocolate was beautiful every single time. Sixth bonus point (a big one!): This goes to every member of the B&B staff. They spoke softly to every child, and most remarkably, their service had excellent boundaries. They never intruded on guests but were always responsive to requests. I'll keep it brief, but if I ever get the chance to go to Changbai Mountain again, I will definitely choose this B&B. Looking forward to seeing you all next time! Wishing you continued success!

This stay was a complete delight! I booked the Songjin Scenic King Room, and the 46-square-meter space felt incredibly bright and airy. The natural wood decor was warm and soothing, and the smart home system made everything super convenient. But the absolute best part was the view outside the window. Waking up and opening the curtains, I saw a large snowman with a red scarf standing in the courtyard, and window decals of 'Five Blessings to Your Door' on the glass. The pristine white snow, paired with the cozy, festive atmosphere of Chinese New Year, perfectly brought the beauty of winter to life. The room's comfort was exceptional. The plush bed and sofa allowed me to completely relax, and watching a movie on the projector at night melted all my fatigue away. Breakfast was also incredibly thoughtful. Served individually, the presentation was exquisite and hygienic. The soft corn pancakes, the warming millet porridge, and a bowl of hot noodle soup with a delicious broth – every bite was a comforting treat on a winter's day. From the quality details in the room to the thoughtful outdoor decorations and the comforting, homely breakfast, this place truly excelled in every aspect. If you're looking for a getaway here, this is definitely the place to choose!

This summer, I took my child on a 6-day, 5-night trip to Changbai Mountain and Dalian. Out of the three hotels we stayed in, this one was my favorite. I can only say that it's great in every aspect, except for the price (which I found expensive based on my spending habits). The environment is exactly as pictured. Before our arrival, a dedicated butler, ANNIE, contacted me. There are shuttle buses available from the high-speed rail station to the hotel, and from the scenic spots to the hotel. There's also a hot spring, open from 1 PM to 9 PM, but not in the morning... I guess it's mainly for unwinding after coming down from the mountain. Here's a bit of travel experience for future reference: it's not easy to find a taxi in Changbai Mountain. The hotel is located halfway up the mountain, about 20 kilometers from Erdaobaihe Town. Many rafting, stream trekking, and ginseng digging activities offer free pick-up and drop-off from Erdaobaihe Town, but they charge an extra 100 RMB to pick up from the hotel. Also, the hotel has a restaurant, and there aren't many dining options in the surrounding area.

Traveling during the off-peak season, the hotel was excellent, and the front desk was incredibly responsible, taking care of everything. The hotel even has its own shuttle service with drivers who pick you up and drop you off wherever you need to go, and they even help you bargain! Much appreciated. Soaking in the hot springs while it snowed, then hitting the slopes at 8:30 AM – it was a fantastic experience.

Huge thanks to the lovely front desk lady who upgraded my room! One of the staff members was truly amazing, and I really appreciate her efforts and kindness. There's a great 'iron pot stew' restaurant about 200 meters to the left when you exit the hotel – the food was delicious and I'd definitely recommend it. The owner even suggested we try ice fishing! However, apart from the excellent service from that one staff member, the hotel's facilities and room amenities were pretty average. I didn't feel it offered great value for money. The pictures are dedicated to that wonderful lady who brightened our stay.

The high temperatures persisted, so we came to Changbai Mountain to escape the heat and stayed at the Yunshuilanting Hotel. Upon check-in, Manager Dong, knowing we were two seniors over 70, provided us with the warmest service imaginable. She patiently explained the surrounding area, important considerations, and evening activities, and even brought us local seasonal blueberries. It felt like home, with the warmth of children around us. Despite it being peak tourist season and the hotel being fully booked, the cleanliness and dining were still top-notch. Of all the places we've stayed in Changbai Mountain over the past few days, this was by far the best experience. Manager Dong is an excellent leader, managing an outstanding service team.

Right at check-in, we were given two warm bottles of Changbai Mountain mineral water. The room was standard, and the heating was very strong – we had to sleep with the window open. The hot springs, however, are in a separate building, and you have to walk through the lobby on the ground floor to get to them. The lobby and the breakfast area on the second floor weren't warm enough, making it easy to catch a cold after coming back from the hot springs. The hot springs themselves are communal and only have a few small pools; it's not really worth going unless you just want a quick taste of Changbai Mountain's hot springs.

This guesthouse is conveniently located right at the end of the Daquan River rafting experience, making it super easy to head back after your adventure. The staff is really helpful and will arrange taxis for you if you want to go out for food or other activities. They even organize carpools for longer trips to places like Yanji or Xue Ling. The owner is a great person! Our room was very clean and tidy, and we had a really comfortable stay. You can even step right outside and play in the snow, offering a truly immersive experience.

Here’This resort hotel was the most satisfying stay of our entire 8-day China trip across Harbin, Changbaishan, Xuexiang, and Yabuli. We stayed in a family residence unit, which allowed all of us to live together comfortably under one household. The resort is extremely clean and well-maintained. Our unit even included a mahjong table and a private hot spring, which made the stay very enjoyable. Although the price is not cheap, it is definitely worth the money. The butler service was excellent — the staff were attentive and always did their best to accommodate our requests. Highly recommended. I’m confident you will have a pleasant and memorable stay here.