Mountain View Hotels in Fusong

I was torn between Wanda and Huamei for a while, but ultimately chose this place, and I'm so glad I did – it was a great recommendation from Xiaohongshu! The exterior looks like a Swiss chalet. I booked a room with a view and could see the mountains. B1 has a snack street, and it's less than a five-minute walk to the hot spring hotel. In the evening, you can even catch a performance; the iron flower show was absolutely fantastic! The front desk staff's service attitude was excellent, especially Mr. Mark! He not only helped me find an affordable swimwear store but also went above and beyond to assist with any requests I had. Thumbs up! There's a dryer downstairs; just let the front desk know if you need to use it. The room was very spacious. Initially, I was a bit worried when they mentioned hot water was limited to 20 minutes (because it needed to heat up), but it turned out to be absolutely fine, and the water temperature was great. Breakfast at the Magpie Restaurant on B1 offered a good variety of options. After eating, you can use the vouchers the hotel provides to enjoy the activities. Even though the weather wasn't ideal for visiting Tianchi these past two days, I had a very comfortable two-day vacation here!

The hotel is just inside the gate of Changbai Mountain as shown in the picture The only reason I chose this hotel is that they can help me book tickets and it is close to the entrance of Changbai Mountain (but I didn't expect it to be so close, probably less than 100 meters, it feels like I can see this pointed ticket gate after walking two steps) It is indeed a bit inconvenient to go out to other attractions, but we are mainly here to go to Tianchi so it's okay. The room environment is better than I expected, quite clean, and similar to the style of Beipo Lanjing And the front desk service is very enthusiastic, especially a sister with round eyes who really tries to meet our needs as much as possible. We didn't bring a hot pack and couldn't find the store, and she also helped us find a colleague.

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 😅.

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.

Our family room had two traditional heated beds (kang), which was perfect for letting the kids play around freely – so comfortable! We stayed at the resort for two days and felt it was super suitable for families with children. Right outside our door was a courtyard filled with thick snow, allowing the little ones to play to their heart's content. If we go again, we'll definitely choose Yuangxiang Resort! The environment is absolutely beautiful.

We brought our parents and children to Wanda for a summer getaway and stayed in the Jin Hua suite. Our whole family was very satisfied. From before we even left, customer service representative Xixi sent us real-time updates: the weather and temperature in Changbaishan, available activities, how to get around, and so on—every detail was handled perfectly. They reserved a spacious room for us and allowed a late check-out. The service was prompt and responsive. Xixi and the housekeeping staff were incredibly thoughtful, providing plenty of drinking water and toiletries. This really showcased the genuine warmth and generosity of the people from Northeast China. We had a wonderful time in Changbaishan at a pleasant 22 degrees Celsius. We look forward to visiting again!

Due to a change in plans caused by the weather, I had to book this hotel last minute. The environment was great, and the service was good too. The breakfast offered a rich variety of choices. The hotel provided complimentary cable car tickets. When we reached the top, it was initially foggy and we couldn't see anything. But as we were about to head down, the clouds suddenly cleared, revealing a truly beautiful landscape – definitely a forest oxygen bar! At Waku Lake, we could ride water bikes, which my child thoroughly enjoyed. We didn't have time to try the 'Little Yellow Duck' boat or the water park. The complimentary hot spring was just okay. Overall, it was a very good experience, and I would choose this hotel again next time.

Beyond expectations. The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming, proactively arranging pickup and providing thorough explanations and information during the journey – truly professional and attentive. Upon arrival, they helped with luggage and took it to the room. A small detail that really stood out was that the young man waited for me to close my door before he turned to leave after saying goodbye – very professional indeed! The pool is bright with high ceilings, and the 25-meter length made for a very pleasant swim. The changing rooms were also well-equipped. Hotel facilities and the room were excellent, quiet and clean. I particularly enjoyed the floor-to-ceiling windows and the unobstructed bathroom. The lobby has the standard resort hotel style and facilities, with a hint of Nordic wood design. There are sika deer in the courtyard that you can pet, which is great for kids. Breakfast offered a wide variety of fresh ingredients. For those who enjoy sleeping in, brunch is the most enjoyable part of the day. The hotel is surrounded by forest, truly living up to its reputation as a natural oxygen bar. The natural breeze from the room's AC was also refreshingly cool – a perfect place to escape the heat and find peace. Next time, I'll definitely choose Pullman Changbaishan again with my family to experience a slower pace of life, distinct from Shenyang.

The hotel's location is truly excellent, with a side exit leading directly to the heart of the town's commercial street, right next to the water park. It's incredibly close to all the zipline and cable car attractions, just a 3-minute walk away. Despite opening quite some time ago, its design style keeps it from feeling dated. Since it was still a few days before peak season, the front desk, after understanding our situation, thoughtfully provided a free extra bed for our over-12-year-old child and upgraded our breakfast – which was fantastic! The hotel's breakfast is also in a league of its own here, featuring unique Eggs Benedict, freshly baked savory and sweet flatbreads, and three different flavors of homemade yogurt. Areas for improvement: 1. Room service response was slow. I had to call three times for a pair of slippers, and they weren't delivered until much later in the evening, after half a day. 2. All other hotels we stayed at in Changbai Mountain had a 1:1 butler who contacted us in advance to arrange check-in and inform us about leisure activities and benefits. Hyatt did not. 3. The outdoor pool in the private hot spring room is very small, and it seems the water isn't natural hot spring water (though this is a hardware issue, difficult to change, and the hotel benefits for soaking include tickets to the Hanasan Hot Spring Hotel, which is only a two or three-minute walk away). Overall, however, the minor drawbacks don't detract from the overall excellent experience, and I would still consider booking here again on my next visit.

First off, a big shoutout to Butler Xiao Chen. I saw so many positive reviews mentioning a Butler Xiao Chen before I even arrived, and sure enough, he was the one taking care of me – I was thrilled!. Maybe it was the off-peak season and fewer guests, but my room got upgraded, and it was indeed quite spacious. However, it feels like the decor is quite old, as there were several stubborn stains on the floor that just wouldn't come off. As for breakfast, perhaps because it was off-peak, it seemed to be served in what might be the executive lounge. The restaurant was small, and the breakfast selection was pretty limited. Only three types of fruit were available, and there wasn't much to eat – basically, standard fast-food quality. But on my second day, there was a cinnamon bun that was genuinely good, which gave it a slight hint of a star-rated hotel. The restaurant staff were also quite good with their service, especially the auntie making the grilled cold noodles. Not only did she make them to order, but she also told me that the previous one had gotten cold and made me a fresh, hot one. This added a touch of warmth to what was otherwise a rather disappointing breakfast. Regarding the hotel's welcome fruit, it was literally bananas, apples, and big pears, which instantly took me back to kindergarten. The bananas looked good, but the apples were really sad-looking. They were all large, but their quality was such that I probably wouldn't even pick them out at a market. Finally, the room amenities. The slippers weren't very comfortable. In my recent hotel stays, the slippers at Aranya were much better. I visited the Westin in Zhoushan a few years ago, and honestly, these two hotels are quite different. But then again, the price difference reflects that. All the staff were excellent.