4-Star Hotels in Yanji

I stayed in Yanji for 3 days and booked 3 different hotels. This one was the most expensive, but neither the environment nor the service was the best. I wanted to turn on the tatami heating, but they never did, claiming safety concerns. So, was the tatami just for decoration then? I just wanted it to be warm enough because I was worried my back would get cold at night. The air conditioning was directly above the bed, and lying there, I felt the cold air blowing right on me. It wasn't particularly hot that night, so I didn't turn on the AC. If it had been hot, I probably would have caught a cold sleeping with it on all night. There were three of us, and I wanted an extra pillow. The staff told me there were already four pillows on the bed in the room and didn't provide one. This is the first time I've ever heard of a hotel refusing an extra pillow. We booked a triple room, a family room, which usually means each person gets two pillows. I only asked for one more, and they still refused. Overall, the stay was just very average. The experience wasn't even as good as the Hanting Hotel I stayed in on the first night.🤣 P.S. The Hanting Hotel I booked was also a triple room and they directly provided six pillows, so I didn't need to ask for any. If you're going to the Folk Culture Village, staying here is very convenient as you can enter and exit by just swiping your room card. The overall attitude of the staff was quite good. It really depends on what you're looking for.

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 room was spacious and didn't feel cramped at all. The bed was super king-sized, easily accommodating our family of three with plenty of room for our child to roll around without feeling squished. All the facilities in the hotel were brand new and spotlessly clean. There's an indoor pool, which our child absolutely loved playing in. All the disposable toiletries were individually sealed in bags, ensuring excellent hygiene, which gave us extra peace of mind when traveling with a child. Staff service was warm and attentive; they were always helpful in addressing our requests. We used the complimentary shuttle service to the station, and it was perfectly timed, seamlessly connecting with our onward travel without feeling rushed. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, highly recommended for families traveling with children!

Right from the start, the staff proactively came out to help with my luggage. Their demeanor was consistently warm, polite, and genuinely helpful, not at all perfunctory. Check-in was incredibly efficient. During my stay, the room service was exceptionally thorough. The cleaning staff paid meticulous attention to detail when tidying the room. The hotel also offers 24-hour concierge service, and no matter when I messaged with a question, someone responded promptly. What truly impressed me most about the hotel's service was their perfect balance – they were attentive without being intrusive. The room featured a capsule coffee machine, which is a nice distinctive touch of this hotel. The location itself is impeccable. A short taxi ride takes you directly to Yanji University's famous 'bullet comment wall' for photos, so you can head down anytime without a long trek. Nearby, you'll find an abundance of barbecue, cold noodle, and rice sausage restaurants. It's also very close to the popular Floating Market, just a few hundred meters walk away. With such convenient transportation coupled with top-notch service, my entire trip was comfortable and stress-free. It's worth mentioning that the hotel has its own hot spring bath, and only guests staying at the hotel can enjoy it for free – a delightful surprise! I had a very pleasant trip, and I'll definitely visit Yanji and stay here again!

I highly recommend this hotel! The facilities are well-maintained, and the bathroom's wet and dry separation design is a thoughtful touch. The toiletries are of good quality too. The breakfast offers a wide variety of options, both Chinese and Western, and the ingredients are fresh and delicious. The biggest surprise was the soundproofing – you can't hear any outside noise at all, making for a quiet and peaceful environment. It's excellent value for money, and I've already recommended it to my friends!

Guoji Hotel must be one of the older, more established hotels in Yanji. The room was spacious, and the furnishings had that classic, old-school hotel style with dark red furniture, but nothing felt particularly worn out. The only issue was that the room door was a bit heavy and hard to open and close. Because I left a note when booking, they assigned us a high-floor room very close to the elevator, with a direct view of the river from the window. The hotel is really huge though; I got lost several times at the beginning! The front desk staff were all very friendly and smiling, gave lollipops to the kids, and thoughtfully provided us with the hotel's own compiled tourist map and food guide. All in all, it was a great stay with no regrets, and I'd definitely choose to stay here again next time I'm in Yanji.

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.

Had a fantastic stay at this hotel! The experience was superb, and the location is absolutely perfect, really close to the famous Instagram-worthy wall. The front desk service was excellent, and the room was very clean. I honestly can't recommend it enough! 👍👍👍👍👍👍 Anyone visiting Yanji should definitely consider staying here.