Days Hotel by Wyndham Jilin Railway Station

This hotel offers incredible value for money. Even though it's been open for ten years and the room facilities show some signs of age, everything is generally neat and clean. Plus, the breakfast absolutely blows other hotels in the same price range out of the water. Highly recommended!

This grand hotel is truly a cut above your average budget hotel. We stayed on the 10th floor, which offered expansive views. The room itself was spacious and clean, and it was wonderfully quiet at night. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. I brought my mom to Jilin for a concert, and staying here really elevated our experience. They offer free parking, and the breakfast was delicious. Both my mom and I were extremely satisfied.

The facilities are outdated. This time, I booked two rooms, and one of them was exceptionally poor. Even after raising the issues, the staff's response to problem-solving was perfunctory. Room 1511, a king-size bed room, was clearly converted from a twin room. There was no power outlet on one side of the bed. I contacted the front desk to report the problem, and they said they'd send a power strip. However, the room attendant came to my door and told me there were no power strips available. I stayed for two nights and found this room to be particularly cold, while my family staying in 1507 had a very warm indoor temperature. I contacted the front desk and was informed that the central air conditioning temperature couldn't be adjusted. My room was directly opposite the elevator area, and it was very drafty, hence the cold. The front desk suggested a room change, but said there were no other rooms on the 15th floor, or they could send a heater. What arrived was the heater shown in Picture 1 – it was very noisy, old, and sounded like a tractor. I continued to explain my situation to the front desk, and they eventually offered me a larger room on the 15th floor to switch to. I had no choice but to move, as my family members had already caught a cold. Throughout the process, we moved our own luggage, re-arranged the new room, stayed for one night, and then checked out and left. Apart from the room attendant, I didn't see anyone else from the hotel throughout this whole ordeal. No one offered a single apology for giving us such an incredibly terrible room, which caused my family to catch a cold and forced us to move our luggage and reorganize the room ourselves. The staff's attitude towards guest complaints was extremely perfunctory.

The room was clean and luxuriously decorated. The front desk staff always had a smile, making it truly a worthwhile choice. The breakfast had a wide variety of options and diverse drinks. We accidentally dropped clothes out the window while drying them, and the hotel's engineering department specially unlocked the window and used ropes to retrieve them for us 🥹🥹🥹

The location right by the train station is incredibly convenient for getting around. The room itself was very spacious. However, it seems they primarily cater to tour groups, so the service, especially during breakfast, was quite disappointing, and the food selection wasn't great either.

I booked this room specifically because I needed a triple, but I was surprised that the blankets provided weren't thick enough. In early January, the air conditioning wasn't available, only underfloor heating, which meant the room was cold. Breakfast didn't quite match the price; there wasn't much variety, but what they had tasted decent. They did offer free admission to the bathhouse, which is great if you enjoy saunas. A deposit was required at check-in, and they conducted a room inspection before we could check out. This kind of procedure is usually not an issue at slightly better hotels.