Mountain View Hotels in Fusong

This hotel is genuinely excellent. From the moment I first saw it, to checking in, and finally entering the room, there's absolutely nothing to complain about. I particularly want to highlight how incredibly clean the room was; it's clear the hotel does an amazing job with their housekeeping. Even though it's in a forested area, the bedding felt wonderfully dry and comfortable, unlike the dampness you often find in other mountain regions. In the evening, there's a hot spring available, both indoor and outdoor, which the whole family really enjoyed. The indoor hot spring has two large pools and even a slide 🛝, so both adults and children can have fun. We arrived early, so there weren't many people, and our family had a very enjoyable soak. Breakfast was also quite good, and you can order lunch and dinner at the restaurant, which was delicious. The hotel is super close to the West Slope ticket office, right near the mountain gate, just a 2-minute walk. If you're planning to visit Tianchi Lake, you can go straight in. Highly recommend!

Impression: The hotel is so cute and really kids oriented. Its newly built and opened, hence not all taxi driver knew about the location. In Trip.com - English, the name is Sunggari Club Hotel. But if you want to ask taxi driver or bus, you should mention Sungouli instead and search in Amap using chinese name given in Trip.com. Location: West slope of Changbaishan. If the weather permitted, you can see the peak of Changbaishan from far away but very nice view. It was more happening at night around Swissotel area and more shops and restaurant around that area. Hotspring located in Clubmed building not far ifrom Swissotel and Burger King. The shuttle bus will only drop and pickup at Swissotel and not Clubmed, so you have to walk back to Swissotel once you finished with the hotspring. Pros: 1. Kids friendly - decorations, play area, room. All so cute and pretty. 2. The room package inclusive of the entrance vouchers and activities - skiing, deer place, hot spring, special event, breakfast. So it is really worth the money. 3. All the staffs are so friendly and helpful - even tried their best to communicate with us in English. 4. There is laundry room with washing machine and dryer and the detergents to wash and dry your clothes. Cons: 1. The hotel supposed to be kids friendly, but smoking is allowed inside the hotel. We've requested non-smoking room and we've got it. but the problem is, it is not non-smoking floor. Shockingly, there is smoking area in the hallway of the rooms besides the elevator in every level. So the smell will travel to the entire hallway and into the room. Since it was winter and heavy snow, we can't really open the window to let the smell get off. It was so suffocating. Really frustrated in regards of this as I strongly suggest for the hotel to consider implement a strict rules not allowed smoking in the premise and have a dedicated smoking area far from the room and eating place to promote safe place for the kids. 2. Even the hotel considered new, the toilet bowl still old-school, not automated as most of the new airbnb/homestay that we went. So for Malaysian, no bidet is the big concern 😅.

For our summer escape to Northeast China, we dedicated a significant portion of our trip to Changbai Mountain. We booked a resort for three nights, and after much deliberation between Wanda and Huamei, we settled on the Huamei Holic Hotel. The room was very spacious with two bathrooms, though only one set of toiletries was provided. The entire room had floor heating, but in the summer, only the bedroom had air conditioning, not the living room – thankfully, it wasn't too hot. It also came with a microwave and washing machine, which was very convenient for a longer stay. They offered many complimentary perks, so many that we couldn't experience them all during our three-night stay. The most impressive was probably the 'Earth Pulse' audio-visual concert, which happened to coincide with our visit. The parade, iron flower show, and flying phoenix performances were all quite lively. The only downsides were the limited dining options and slightly high prices. Also, the shuttle bus system was a bit frustrating. Although it ran every 15 minutes, it had different routes and stops, and when it was busy, you often couldn't get on the first one.

I booked a private room in a B&B, and it had a lot of Northeastern character, with an electric heated *kang* (a traditional brick bed), which was super cool! The room had underfloor heating, so it was very warm, though the inner room was colder than the outer one, possibly due to a draft from the balcony. The overall service and amenities at Original Home were great, including ski passes, a meal, hot springs, and UTV rides. All combined, it was excellent value for money. The front desk staff were very helpful and answered all my questions. The food at Dongbei Qing restaurant also exceeded my expectations; the prices were reasonable for a tourist area, and the taste was fantastic. Booking at Luneng for this Changbai Mountain trip was a great choice!

Our first stop in Changbai Mountain was the newly opened hotel on the West Slope. They offered a complimentary airport pick-up service, which was super convenient as we didn't have to drag our luggage around looking for the hotel. The hotel itself is in a fairly lively area, probably the tallest building in town. The West Slope scenic area was closed, so we spent the afternoon enjoying activities at the forest park not far from the hotel, which was great since they provided shuttle service. Dining and shopping nearby were very convenient; there were restaurants all along the street and a local specialty shop across the road. The hotel breakfast was just okay, but I didn't have high expectations anyway. Ordering takeout was also easy, and a robot would deliver it right to our room.

I was very satisfied with the hotel staff's service! The duty manager sent a list of benefits and a pick-up reminder before check-in, which was great. Early August was incredibly busy, with many families traveling with children. We arrived at 3:30 PM, and the room wasn't ready yet, so they offered afternoon tea, which was quite lovely. We checked in at 4:00 PM. The room facilities felt a bit dated, but it didn't really bother us. It was perfectly fine for a stay. One excellent point was the breakfast operation. Even though it was quite crowded, staff seated guests and took orders. Items like omelets and noodles could be ordered and delivered to the table, avoiding queues and congestion. This was really good and showed a great optimization mindset! Daily housekeeping and ice bucket delivery were also prompt! Overall, I'd probably stay here again.

Traveling with family, we needed two rooms and had a budget, so instead of a five-star hotel, we opted for Momoland, which offered better value at around 600+ per night. It provides similar basic amenities to a five-star resort, but its main advantage is the Momo Magic Market activities. Kids can be entertained there, or even looked after, allowing adults to have fun too. The magic costumes are great for photos, and the cosplay staff lead kids in ****** mystery and board games. Our five and seven-year-olds loved it and said they wanted to play many more times. They were thrilled when they collected all four magic cards! The breakfast was also decent, with freshly made noodles that we didn't get tired of even after five days.

I booked a four-day, three-night vacation package and had a great overall experience. The hotel is nestled among mountains and forests, offering a quiet and beautiful environment, far from the hustle and bustle – perfect for a relaxing getaway. The room was spacious and bright, with comfortable bedding, making for a very pleasant stay. I especially want to commend the Yuehua Chinese Restaurant. The staff were prompt and provided meticulous and thoughtful service, making for a wonderful dining experience. The breakfast buffet offered a good variety of items and was quite tasty. However, if the dishes were rotated daily, the selection would be even better. I have two small suggestions: First, the front desk reception could be a bit more warm and friendly. Second, given the lower temperatures in Changbai Mountain, the toilet seats lacked heating, which can be quite cold in winter. I hope to see hardware upgrades in the future.

The service attitude is very good and the landlady is also very kind. She helps with the preparation of ski tickets and rents snow clothes. Everything is very complete, including toiletries, sockets, TVs, clothes hangers, curtains, etc. Toothbrushes and toothpastes are very environmentally friendly and hygienic and are disposable. The lights also have soft lights and lighting. The towels and bath towels are also very clean, and the safety measures are also in place. Each room is equipped with safety measures and air conditioning. I am afraid of the heat in winter and the cold in summer, so I feel very comfortable here. The scenery outside the window is also very good, and I feel that I have been upgraded to a new level instantly. The room is also very clean, things are arranged very neatly and have a sense of hierarchy.

The hotel has a grand exterior, but the location is a bit out of the way and the surrounding area is deserted. Many of the hot spring pools were closed, and the service was a mess. I stayed for two nights, and when I came back on the second day, I found that the room hadn't been cleaned, the trash hadn't been taken out, and the water hadn't been brought in... This is the first time I've encountered this situation in a high-end hotel! The hotel restaurant is quite good, and the set meals are quite affordable.