Pet Friendly Hotels in Fusong

The room was clean and the price was reasonable. The landlady was very welcoming and kept checking the weather for me. She also helped arrange carpooling and other things. Just ask her if you had any questions! The location is very convenient; Changbai Mountain West Railway Station and Songjianghe Bus Station are right across the street. You can take a bus to the West Slope Transportation Center. We didn't see Tianchi Lake because of the weather, but there are Songjianghe Forest Park and Dahuangnihe Wetland Park in the town where you can stroll around.

The service was quite good, and the price was great. The driver even picked us up late at night. The breakfast was also very generous; even though I ate late, there was still porridge to drink. I was very satisfied.

I stayed in a family room with two large, two small and four people and three beds. It was not crowded at all. The room was not big and well-equipped. The boss was super nice and they also provided meals downstairs. It was very convenient. I will stay here again when I go to Changbai Mountain. The price/performance ratio is very high. It is not far from the scenic spots and hot springs. It only takes a few minutes to drive there. It is recommended to go here by car. Taking a taxi is not easy, but many attractions provide pick-up and drop-off services. Just contact us in advance! Welcome everyone to visit Changbai Mountain in Jilin, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery in all seasons! People are also very enthusiastic! Forget about taking photos of the room, send a few pictures of the view.

I booked this hotel for my trip to Changbai Mountain, and the front desk staff were nice. The Changbai Mountain West Railway Station offers a shuttle service to and from the hotel, which is very convenient. The heating was good; it wasn't cold at all. The hot water and shower were comfortable, and the towels were fairly clean. The hotel TV can be projected, which is great. I ordered takeout to watch TV since I didn't get to visit Tianchi Lake. The hotel is quite close to the West Slope and the Forest Park; a taxi ride only costs the starting fare, haha. The only fatal flaw was the incredibly basic breakfast. The menu was as follows: four kinds of pickled vegetables, two kinds of steamed buns, one kind of steamed bread, a serving of millet porridge, and a boiled egg. It was stated that breakfast was from 7:30 to 9:00 AM. On the first morning, I arrived around 8:00 AM, and the restaurant was already dark and empty. On the second day, I arrived close to 8:00 AM and finally saw the breakfast I just described—a truly pitiful breakfast. There were only three meat buns left, and they wouldn't restock. If it weren't for this breakfast, I might have given it a five-star review, but this stingy breakfast completely lowered the hotel's overall quality. If you don't want to pay for breakfast, just cancel it; there's no need to go through all this trouble.

The hotel room is clean and tidy, the facilities are standardized, the staff is warm and capable, and the service is thoughtful; the hotel parking lot is large, parking is convenient, the parking is a bit crowded when the hotel is full; go to Tianchi as a transit place, very convenient, like one!

I stayed here temporarily for a day and I felt it was OK. The space is very large. There is a private courtyard below for parking. Well, it is like a state-owned hotel. The facilities are very good, but it is too old and a bit old. If it is built properly, it will be special. good. What a shame for such a great place. There's good food nearby, no, I'll go out to eat if I have nothing to do.

The environment is good. It's very close to Ximen and it's very convenient to eat around. Parking is easy and there are not many people around the town. So parking is very convenient. Opposite is the Eurasian Supermarket, which is convenient for shopping.

The price is cheap during the off-season, the rooms are spacious, and the traditional Northeast-style kang (heated brick bed) can accommodate four people. There's an electric heater on the kang during the off-season, making it very warm. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, but there might be a problem with the plumbing, causing a sewer odor.

I really liked the large heated bed. The train station is across the street. The hostess was very friendly. She told me right away how to buy a ticket to the volcano. You can take a taxi to the bus stop to Valkan. The city itself is not touristy at all, nothing to see. She offered me a bottle of water, saying it was from the volcano. A towel, soap, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, and a toothbrush are provided. I liked it.

This was my first time visiting Changbai Mountain, and we chose to stay in these cabins for our first night. The weather has been warm these past few days, and it's a bit remote here, so the snow is pristine. It was my child's first time seeing so much snow, and they could play right outside the cabin door while the adults relaxed inside. If you like peace and quiet and getting away from it all, you might enjoy this. There are also some small attractions nearby to explore, and the little dogs and cats add a charming, rustic touch. Afterwards, we went skiing at the Luneng Resort Hotel, but the snow play there wasn't as clean as it was here. Of course, the accommodation isn't as luxurious as a resort hotel, so if you're particularly picky, this might not be for you. It really depends on what you prioritize; this place is all about the ambiance. For dining, there's only one iron pot stew restaurant right outside, which is decent. If you're staying for multiple nights, you won't have much variety for food. Overall, I'd say it's a good idea to combine a stay here with a resort hotel to experience different vibes. My child really loved it.