Wanda Vista Changchun

The front desk staff, Xiaobing, was gentle and polite. She proactively upgraded our room to a higher floor, directly facing Changying. She promptly responded to our request for extra bottles of water in the room. We felt very comfortable during our stay these past two days. After we mentioned that the room felt a bit dry and hot, the lobby manager immediately arranged for a humidifier to be sent, and even thoughtfully provided a fruit platter. It was very considerate. We would definitely choose this hotel again if we have the chance to visit Changchun in the future.

This hotel is probably the best in Changchun in terms of location, decor, and service. Although the hotel is in a bustling area, the rooms are incredibly quiet, so much so that you'll sleep soundly and won't want to get out of bed. The hotel's managers and staff are very 'Northeastern' (meaning direct and friendly). If you're willing to schmooze a bit and compliment the manager's beauty, they'll immediately upgrade your room and send up a fruit platter! If you're not into schmoozing, just mention my name, and you'll get your legs broken anywhere in Changchun! If you plan to stay here, remember to bring extra pairs of pants, as you might find your waistline expanding by two sizes in just three days!

The location is indeed excellent, directly opposite the Changchun Film Studio Former Site and right next to 'This Mountain' shopping complex. However, it's incredibly noisy, not the room itself, but mainly because once you go downstairs, the street is just chaotic with too many people and vehicles. The room was quite clean, spacious, and comfortable. The staff were also very friendly. Perhaps because of its proximity to the film studio, the room even had movie-themed elements.

I rarely give a five-star hotel a bad review, but the value for money here was just too poor. There’s no comparison; before coming here, I had just checked out of a hotel in Harbin that cost just over 400 RMB a night. Their staff were warm and attentive, greeting us with smiles. The room was cozy, comfortable, clean, and hygienic. All the fruits and snacks in the room were complimentary, and they offered a free afternoon tea with over twenty items, including cakes, dried fruits, fresh fruits, drinks, and coffee, all self-service. The smart toilet was heated, which my mother really appreciated, and they even gave us a gift when we checked out. Here, for a thousand RMB a night, I was met with a cold reception right from the start. No one greeted me at the door. The front desk staff who checked me in had a sour face, as if I owed her money. She spoke quickly and abruptly. I was the only one checking in – was she in a rush to leave? It felt like she didn't want to be there but had to be. The complimentary afternoon tea was even more infuriating. I couldn't even find a server and had to call for one. All I got was a cup of tea and six slices of fruit that clearly weren't freshly cut; who knows how long they had been sitting out. I didn't even dare to eat the two slices of watermelon, fearing a stomachache. Such an afternoon tea should just be canceled; it just screams poverty and stinginess. Shortly after entering the room, the landline phone rang loudly, startling me. It was the hotel manager asking if I was satisfied with the room and if I had any needs. I suggest canceling this 'scary' service; it's completely unnecessary. Luckily, I wasn't sleeping or showering. They should just put the phone number on the room card or in the room and tell guests to call if they need anything. The room's cleanliness was also subpar. There were water stains all over the floor, and the extendable arm of the makeup mirror was covered in dust, clearly not having been wiped in a long time. I strongly suggest removing the chargeable snacks in the room. What's the point? Nowadays, anyone can order takeout anytime, so who's going to eat them? Having them in the room but not allowing guests to eat them is just annoying. It only leads to older guests or children mistakenly taking them and incurring awkward charges. The room's facilities were old, with a regular toilet that was ice-cold, just like the attitude of the staff. Both the 'soft' (service) and 'hard' (facilities) aspects were inferior to the other hotel, yet this one cost twice as much. I strongly advise against staying at this hotel with family. It's better to find a more comfortable place!

The service was good. However, upon check-in, I was told there was a system issue that hadn't been resolved since the morning, so they couldn't give me a room key. Someone had to escort me to the room, and I'd get the key later. I said I could wait a bit, but after taking a photo, the system suddenly worked and they could issue the card. It was a bit odd. I only had one carry-on bag and didn't need anyone to escort me or help with luggage. It felt like they were deliberately trying to create an interaction opportunity for some reason. I've encountered this at other hotels too.

The location is fantastic! It's right next to the original Changchun Film Studio, This Is Mountain (a shopping complex), and the #54 tram line, all just a short walk away. Plus, there are tons of dining, entertainment, and shopping options nearby. The hotel itself is great too – the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the service is polite and attentive. It's definitely my top choice when I don't want to travel far or be exhausted.

Excellent hotel! Spacious and clean, perfectly suited for a family of three. The elevators are also very modern and sophisticated. It's incredibly quiet, which we loved for our road trip. The views were even better. The breakfast had a great variety, and the self-service coffee was a nice touch. Overall, a fantastic check-in experience.

The facilities are complete, the hygiene is spotless, the environment is beautiful, and the service is attentive. The mini-bar treats were delicious! It's right opposite the Changchun Movie Museum, and next door to 'This is a Mountain' (Zhe You Shan), so you get a stunning night view. Simply put, it's beautiful beyond words!

Great location, with convenient amenities nearby. It's right across from the Changchun Film Studio, just a short walk across the street. The breakfast spread was quite good, offering many local Changchun specialties.