Hotels near Youth Square, Yanji

This Hampton by Hilton in downtown Yanji is very conveniently located. It's within walking distance to West Market, and a taxi ride to the Korean Folk Culture Village is also a reasonable distance. The room amenities are quite new, and the electric curtains and smart toilet provided a good experience. Breakfast offers a wide variety of options, including local Yanbian specialties like warm noodles and beef soup with rice. During my stay, the hotel was almost fully booked, so the shower pressure from the rainfall showerhead was a bit low at night, and the internet occasionally disconnected. However, the 24-hour customer service was very responsive and promised to continue optimizing. The service industry is tough, and their proactive problem-solving is commendable. The staff even thoughtfully prepared a list of nearby hotel restaurants. Overall, the value for money is excellent, making it a great option for families visiting Yanji.

Like this hotel, I will write a good review for free. It is really cost-effective. This time I went to Yanji for a business trip. His facilities are very complete. The rooms are also beautifully decorated. The facilities are very good. The bathroom is dry and wet. Separate, projection, and the price is also favorable. Everyone must live here when you come to Yanji. The main parking is free and the parking space is convenient. Not far from the net red wall Yanda. If you see this comment when you pick a cost-effective hotel, you don’t have to pick it directly. It’s not good to follow up with me below.

The first room we were given had strong cigarette smell so we changed to another room which was ok. The room had very good layout & everything were spotless. Love the shower with very powerful, consistent warm water flow. The staff were very helpful.  There are many eateries nearby. It’s very close to the Yanbian Uni Internet Wall. The bus stops nearby are very convenient as the buses can bring you to many tourist spots. We were surprised to receive a gift from the hotel upon our check out. Very happy with our stay.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, directly across the river from the famous Floating Market and adjacent to People's Park. The lobby is grand, and you need to swipe your room card to access the guest floors. The breakfast restaurant on the 24th floor offers a wide variety of options, with fresh sushi and omelets made to order. They even have original and red date/longan flavored soy milk. Enjoying breakfast while admiring the cityscape of Yanji feels fantastic! 👍 The hotel owner is Korean, so there are many Korean tour groups – about six large groups during my stay. The room amenities are well thought out: the curtains automatically close when you leave and the power turns off, which helps maintain the room temperature. The toilet only flushes *after* you stand up. Why do I specifically mention this? Because on my road trips along the 331 highway in Northeast China last year and this year, some hotels had toilets that flushed when you sat down and again when you stood up, which felt unhygienic and wasteful. This hotel's equipment is properly adjusted from the start. The faucets are also extended; if you've done renovations, you'd know these extended spouts are specially chosen. The benefit is that when washing hands or clothes, the spout is centered in the sink, so you don't have to bend over awkwardly. The mattress is also comfortable; I didn't check the brand, but a mattress that feels this good would cost around 10,000 RMB for home use. The tatami mat is particularly noteworthy – perfectly fine for one person to sleep on. The entire room is simply and comfortably decorated. My two-day stay was pleasant and relaxing. When I checked out, the hotel manager even gave me a small gift. If the hotel wants to improve further, I think the quality of your bath products could be upgraded. The black packaging looks a bit low-end, and I preferred to use my own products because yours weren't appealing. Exiting the hotel, turn left and walk uphill for about 5 minutes, and you'll reach the North Gate of People's Park. The hotel's first-floor restaurant, Ban Dao Xue Niu (Peninsula Snow Beef), is worth trying, and you get a 10% discount with your room card.

Highly recommended! I discovered this treasure hotel by accident. I am one of the first guests to check in. The beautiful lady at the front desk has a great service attitude. The environment of the hotel and the room is clean and tidy. Basically, it is as smart as the introduction. The most important thing is the bed! bed! bed! When I placed the order, I didn't notice that it was a zero-pressure bed. As a senior patient with spondylosis, I had a full night's sleep. The most important thing is that the price is not expensive, and several attractions are nearby. You can just go for a walk. The hotel rooftop is also very unique. You can take photos and check in with the scenery. It is very cost-effective. When I checked out, I asked how to become a member. There is no need to charge money. , it’s free, and you’ll get discounts when you book a room for yourself and a friend later. There are pictures and the truth...

I chose this hostel for my solo trip, and the experience exceeded my expectations. The 8-person male dorm was very clean, the beds were tidy, and the common areas were well-maintained with no unpleasant smells. All the facilities were new, and the rooftop terrace was a major highlight—a great place to enjoy the breeze and atmosphere. The owner was very friendly and responsive to any issues. The location was convenient, and the value for money was excellent. It's perfect for solo travelers, and I felt very comfortable and confident staying there. I would definitely consider staying here again next time.

A nice guesthouse run by an elderly couple. We stayed twice for one night while waiting for a connecting flight. It's a 10-minute taxi ride from the airport to the hotel. The room is small, but everything is clean and tidy, with fresh linens. You can leave your luggage after checkout, and we spent some time exploring the city before our return flight. We checked in quite late because our flight arrived late, but that wasn't a problem. The only inconvenience was that the cafes within walking distance of the hotel close early in the evening.

I especially liked that this hotel was very clean and tidy. The young man at the front desk, surnamed Wang, was incredibly helpful; he immediately upgraded our room and patiently answered all our questions!

Hidden Lodge Chaoyun Residence boasts a superb location, within walking distance of the Floating Market, West Market, and the popular Instagrammable wall. The rooms are spacious and clean, featuring bathtubs and audio-visual equipment for a truly relaxing experience. The surrounding area is filled with local Korean restaurants, allowing you to easily sample local delicacies without having to travel far. With new facilities and reliable service, staying here saves you time and effort in terms of dining and transportation.

I had a great time in Yánjí since I planned a lot of border excursions. I can speak both Korean and Chinese comfortably to navigate this region, which is also known as the Third Korea. The location of this place was great since it was in the city center across from Yanji University. (I was assigned room 1206.) I'm not sure which photos they're using for advertising, but my room looked far more beat up and outdated. I also killed a lot of small cockroaches that were roaming around the kitchenette area. Again, this was not a big deal for me since they weren't ginormous, but one huge cockroach did appear one day near the bathroom. It's one thing for the room to look somewhat different from the advertised photos, but please at least keep the space much cleaner. (The laundry machine was bonus, but I had to buy laundry soap next door at the convenience store. This should have been provided considering there was an empty soap box on the floor next to the machine.) The reason why I booked this place was to do frequent laundry rather than stay at a hotel... I traveled from NYC, so it wasn't like I was an average Chinese tourist from a domestic region. This was my first visit to China since 1996.05 and I used my 10-year China visa for the first time since I applied back in 2017.08. Note: I checked out the other rooms on the floor and they were much nicer than what I booked. I'm guessing those were listed on WeChat and the less attractive rooms are listed on here, etc. After I checked out by 12:00 noon, I stored my luggage next door at the convenience store for a few hours. They charged CN¥5/per hour… I paid CN¥15 since I knew 3 hours was all I needed before my flight.