5-Star Hotels in Antu

The hotel was very clean and the service was excellent. The complimentary razor was surprisingly nice and high-quality, so much so that I asked customer service for four more. The wooden comb provided in the room was also very exquisite and beautiful, and I requested four of those as well. They also offer afternoon tea, and you can tell them when you'd like it served. The room design was unique, featuring both a bed and a tatami area, which was spacious enough for our family of four. The hotel's location is also fantastic, nestled within Endu. They even provide a dedicated shuttle service to Changbai Mountain, which is very convenient. Breakfast was plentiful, and the evenings were lively. Right outside the hotel, there are many restaurants. All in all, it was a great stay!

The decor is full of intricate details, showing the owner's thoughtfulness. It feels very much like a hot spring hotel in Kyoto. The displays are also well-curated, the toiletries are very comfortable, and the staff are clearly well-trained. It offers an experience far beyond a typical guesthouse. There were a few minor issues during my stay, which were handled promptly with good communication. A small suggestion: For a private onsen experience, offering breakfast as a set meal delivered to the room would be a great option. Alternatively, collaborating with other restaurants under the same brand (even though they're close) might be better, as there were many children there. On another note, the breakfast coffee is excellent! Even though it's from an automatic machine, the settings and coffee beans are superb. I had two cups!

Initially, I was worried about whether there were any good new hotels here, but then I stumbled upon Yonggui Chuan opening a new one in Changbai Mountain and immediately decided to stay. The hotel just opened, so the facilities and environment are incredibly new. The front desk gave my friend and me really spacious rooms with excellent natural light, especially the large floor-to-ceiling windows – they were so calming. After spending the day out, coming back in the evening to experience the beautiful and photogenic night view from the lobby was wonderful. If I hadn't had an early flight the next day, I feel like having a drink at the bar would have been incredibly relaxing. I've already recommended this place to my friends. It’s so comfortable to come to Changbai Mountain for a summer escape! (Attaching a beautiful photo of the scenery on the way to the hotel)

This long-awaited trip to Changbai Mountain in winter had been on my mind for years, and this year I finally made it happen. While planning at home, I stumbled upon this hotel. Initially, I was a bit hesitant, wondering if such a large villa would have cleanliness issues, especially since I'm really sensitive to cold. But when I arrived at the hotel, the front desk staff were incredibly warm and welcoming. Someone helped me with my luggage as soon as I entered, brought me hot water, and gave me tons of tips for exploring, even helping me take some beautiful photos. What else are girls traveling for, if not for great pictures? Haha. Once I got to the room, the place was genuinely stunning. I loved the decor in every single room. It completely solved my fear of the cold during this deep winter. Every corner of the room was beautifully arranged and super clean – I felt like I could take over a hundred photos just in the room. In the afternoon, basking in the sun next to the large floor-to-ceiling windows, looking out at the snowscape, was just incredible. During this visit, I also happened to meet the hotel's general manager, who was a really nice person, with that unique warmth and humor characteristic of Northeasterners. As a 'southern potato' (a playful term for someone from the south), standing in front of him made me feel like a happy little figurine! I wholeheartedly recommend this place.

Pleasantly surprised! I never expected to find a hotel with such excellent design in the North. It really exceeded my expectations. Here's a hidden gem for photos: check out the corridor in their hot spring changing room – it's incredibly futuristic. Remember the lab corridor where the female protagonist wakes up in Resident Evil? It's just like that!