Best Yanji Hotels

"Spotless hospitality, excellent cleanliness, especially thanks to a cleaning lady who was always so kind and warm. The location was perfect that a bus stop were the buses going to the Yanji airport and train station was only across the street from the hotel. Furthermore, it was just two stops ahead to Yanji Department Store as well as Yanbian University. No doubt for my next stay in Yanji at Ibis again!"

"I highly recommend this Airbnb in Yanji. It’s spotless and well-maintained. The owner clearly put in a lot of effort into their accommodation. They were also super friendly and helpful, giving us great recommendations for places to shop and eat. Their advice was spot-on! We even asked them to arrange a day trip to tour around Tumen and Yanji, and we had an amazing time. Definitely worth checking out this place and spending at least 2 days here to enjoy the space."

"While not particularly large, the hotel is well-equipped with everything one might need. Parking is available behind the hotel, but as it's a public lot, spaces can occasionally be tight. Its location is fantastic, offering convenient access to numerous dining and shopping options, and West Market is just a short walk away. The rooms were clean and tidy. A charming feature is the availability of traditional costumes in the lobby for guests to try on and take photos by the flower-adorned hotel entrance. All the staff, from the front desk to service personnel, were exceedingly polite and warm."

"The facilities are quite new, and the ambiance is great. The views from the gym and restaurant are particularly outstanding. Everything was spotlessly clean, and any issues we had were handled promptly. Service was fantastic; the front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful."

"I rarely bother to leave hotel reviews, but this one truly deserves my time. After booking, the hotel proactively called to ask about my room preferences, which was a thoughtful touch for room assignment. I had expected a standard budget hotel, but upon entering, the room's cleanliness far exceeded my expectations. Purely from a hygiene standpoint, it could easily compete with four or five-star establishments. As someone with a moderate obsession with cleanliness, I found absolutely nothing to fault. Despite not being a brand-new hotel, there were no unpleasant odors whatsoever, which for me, neatly avoided the formaldehyde off-gassing issues common in new constructions. The room itself was incredibly spacious, easily twice the size of many 'renovated' hotels you see popping up everywhere these days."

"This was the most expensive hotel during my trip to Northeast China, and unfortunately, it also offered the poorest value for money. Pros: A free minibar and an excellent location directly opposite the Water Market. It's also within walking distance of West Market, Women's World, and Yanbian University's internet-famous wall. Additionally, there's a park nearby with a beautiful night view and blooming lotus flowers. The breakfast spread was quite extensive. Cons: The facilities were outdated, rooms were quite cramped, and the layout was a bit strange. The most peculiar thing was the bathroom design; the doors to the toilet and shower opened directly into the main bedroom, with open gaps at the top and bottom, which severely compromised privacy and felt like it was part of the main living area. Cleanliness was also just average; the showerhead was quite dirty, and grime was visible in many neglected corners."

"This place is a MUST VISIT, we enjoyed every moment of our stay. The homestay is a lovely setup, the concept is very innovative. The appliances and room accessories are technologically advanced. They offer transportation too, upon our arrival we were picked up from the train station then smooth check in with very friendly staff. The homestay offers breakfast, they deliver it from 8-10. There's a cafe as well, standard food and drinks are served, the atmosphere is very calming. We enjoyed our weekend getaway so much. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a peaceful and different way to spend a weekend or short holiday."

"The room is very big. Our room is on the sixth floor. The balcony faces the outdoor hot spring yard, which is still very beautiful. However, the air conditioner seems to be controlled uniformly. No matter how you blow, it is always cold. The power of the whole house will be cut off at a fixed time, which is really weird. Our whole family was watching TV and suddenly the power went out, and then it came back on. It happened three times in total. I have never stayed in such a hotel. You have to pay for more mineral water. You can order food in the restaurant on the first day, but it is all self-service on the second day. It is very expensive, more than 100 per person. There is no other choice. I am really dissatisfied with the frequent changes in the hotel's policies; the indoor hot spring and the outdoor hot spring are separated by a long distance, and the corridor in the middle is very cold and windy, which is really unreasonable. In short, it is a very ordinary hot spring hotel. There are not many people left, and they are all on vacation."

"The first time I came to Yanji, I chose to stay at Xi'an. There were so many surprises. The lady at the front desk was very enthusiastic to help me plan the itinerary. The room was clean and tidy. Most importantly, it was very close to the West Market, the Floating Market, and the Internet celebrity wall. It was within walking distance. There were shopping malls around and it was convenient to take a taxi. The room price was very affordable. It was a very pleasant trip. I will still choose Xi'an next time!"

"The Didi driver thought we were locals and said it was an old hotel to receive leaders! After arriving, it did feel a bit fancy, with many photos of leaders, but the room I booked could be newly renovated! The front desk lady was very gentle, the hotel was in a good location, not far from anywhere, and the breakfast was very rich and very Korean style!"