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After a trip to Changbai Mountain, we stopped over in Changchun for two nights on our way back. After a long search on Ctrip, we finally settled on this hotel for two reasons: the TV series 'A Lifelong Journey' was filmed here, and it's a garden-style hotel. Our two-night stay certainly didn't disappoint, though our only regret was that it was too short. The hotel is located on Nanhu Street, directly opposite Nanhu Park. Bus G252 stops right outside the main entrance. The nearest subway station is a bit far, about two kilometers away, so we mainly relied on ride-hailing services for getting around. Our room in the main building wasn't large, but it was well-equipped and very clean. It seemed to have been renovated a few years ago. Staying here, you can actually sleep with the windows open at night without needing the air conditioning. Breakfast was also decent, but the dining area seating was predominantly round tables. The à la carte dinner at Bailian Hall was excellent. While a bit pricey, the taste was absolutely superb! It's best to stay for at least three nights here. That way, you can take a complimentary ride on the hotel's electric buggy to fully explore and enjoy the premises. The hotel is truly enormous, covering an area of 1290 mu (approximately 212 acres), and comprises over a dozen buildings.

It really exceeded expectations and is very suitable for business travel. The room is of suitable size and partitioned reasonably. There is a small kitchen, washing machine, sofa, and most importantly, a bathtub, which makes it feel like work when you come back from work. The mattress is also very comfortable, and you can sink into it when you lie down. I highly recommend it. Special thanks to Xiaoyu at the front desk. She delayed the check-out due to the meeting but did not urge me. Full marks for service💯

What a nice experience! Upon our arrival we were warmly welcomed and most of the staff spoke english to us , which is fantastic! Check in and Check out was smooth and very fast! I was fascinated by the interior design, our room was clean and top class! Just as I thought it couldn’t get better we went to the breakfast buffet … omw 😱😱 AMAZING ! What I loved about it was the variety of foods and the fact that they cater for foreigners ! The dinner buffet was also AMAZING! I will definitely visit them again!

The Grand Hyatt Changchun is probably the best hotel in Changchun. First, my complaints: Honestly, the design is illogical. The driveway from the car entrance/exit to the lobby is a tiny, U-shaped hairpin turn! The public area of the lobby has no sofas, so a bunch of people were standing around waiting to check in! The underground parking garage is practically for expert drivers only! It was the National Day holiday, and we booked two king rooms. One room's key card was ready at 3 PM, but the other wasn't available until 5 PM. Last year during the National Day holiday, the InterContinental Taiyuan's efficiency was far, far better than the Grand Hyatt Changchun. Now, for the praise: The decor is very new, the rooms are spacious, and having the toilet and shower separate is a huge plus. The facilities are also very new, and the bedding meets Grand Hyatt's high standards. When they couldn't free up a room, they upgraded us. A senior manager in the lobby, who spoke fluent Cantonese, was excellent at communicating and managing the situation. Her attitude was very good, and she handled issues promptly. I hope the hotel can improve its service efficiency and optimize processes like check-in, public areas, and luggage service. Ultimately, if you come to Changchun, I still recommend staying at the Grand Hyatt Changchun. It's centrally located, and the facilities are great. I give it five stars. However, try to avoid coming during holidays; your experience might be better on weekdays.

This hotel stay completely redefined my understanding of what a truly excellent accommodation should be! From the moment I stepped into the hotel, the warm lighting and soothing music in the lobby immediately put me at ease. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and professional; check-in was super efficient, and they even proactively upgraded my room, which was a delightful surprise! The hotel also thoughtfully provided Type-C charging ports. The room itself was absolutely flawless: the bedding was incredibly soft, and with the blackout curtains drawn, it created a perfect sleeping environment. Even the bathroom was impressive, featuring a smart toilet and a large rainfall showerhead – every detail showcased thoughtful design and comfort. The hotel gym was equipped with brand-new machines. Breakfast offered such a vast selection that it was hard to choose, with everything from Chinese hot congee and fried dough sticks to Western pastries and coffee, truly catering to all tastes. The location is also superb, just a few minutes' walk from the nearest subway station, making getting around incredibly convenient. This entire stay was absolutely perfect – a definite five-star experience! I wouldn't hesitate to choose this hotel again for my next trip.

The name is not worthy of it! A four-star hotel does not give me a bad impression at all. The room is small and the facilities are old, so they should be well maintained. However, the rubber strips of the sliding doors of the shower room and the bathroom fell off, and the water after taking a shower flowed all the way from the shower door to the bathroom. It was impossible to wipe it off. Moreover, there was no handle inside the sliding door of the shower room. After taking a shower, the rubber strips were ****** on the door frame, and it was impossible to open it from the inside. It took a lot of effort to live alone. The earmuffs and gloves left in the hotel, no one called me to ask if I had left any items. This is the first time I have encountered such a situation where the guest did not call to confirm when they saw that the guest's items were left behind. It means that the housekeeping staff did not know.

You can't go wrong choosing an established, well-known hotel, even if the rooms might not be as spacious as some newer chain hotels. There are many advantages: First, the hotel was purpose-built, not converted from another building. It's a standalone property with a sensible design and comprehensive facilities. Second, the management adheres to corporate standards, ensuring high quality and excellent service – their star rating isn't just for show. Third, the location is superb, situated in a bustling commercial district with convenient transportation, including subway and bus access. Fourth, the breakfast quality is guaranteed, with a full selection of both Chinese and Western options – everything you could want. Finally, a huge thanks to the housekeeping for their exquisite service. Not only did they bring fresh fruit daily, and thoughtfully provided mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival, but they also unexpectedly washed my socks! I'm incredibly grateful!

I had a layover in Changchun for a day and booked the Jin An Grand Hotel. Even though it's an older hotel, it definitely still lives up to its 5-diamond standard. The best part was the price – excellent value for money! The lovely lady at the front desk even gave me a complimentary breakfast, which had a great variety and filled me up nicely. Goodbye, Changchun, the city that keeps its people well-fed and happy!

The hotel is an old hotel in Changchun, but the service is still very good. I stayed for three days and returned to the hotel room every night. The beds were all made. It was really intimate. The hotel parking lot is large. Parking is convenient and there are charging piles. The only thing is that the bath water is not very hot. In short, it is quite good.