The Lake Songhua Seibu Prince Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Lake Songhua Seibu Prince Hotel offers a pleasant stay in Jilin City for those traveling for business or leisure. The hotel is 25km from Jilin Railway Station and 82km from Changchun Longjia International Airport. There is no shortage of things to see in the area, with the Vanke Songhua Lake Ski Resort Paragliding Base, Lake Songhua Resort and Champion Square all nearby. This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site. Guests tell us the location of this hotel is fantastic. For guests traveling with families, this hotel is consistently one of the most popular choices.
"Lost Forever, Northeast.
It's been a long time since I've been back to the Northeast. My husband won a lottery for a Northeast 100 trail race, so we packed up the whole family and came back for it.
The 'investment doesn't cross Shanhaiguan Pass' shock started with booking the hotel. A hotel that usually costs around 600 RMB skyrocketed to 1800 RMB for this weekend, complete with a 'non-refundable' predatory clause.
A week before our trip, the room price dropped to 1200 RMB. Ctrip customer service apologized profusely and told me that because this hotel can only be booked through suppliers, Ctrip couldn't offer a price reduction, only a voucher as compensation. As a native Northeasterner, I wasn't surprised by this monopolistic behavior from a **travel agent**. No matter how far you go, you can still recognize the unique flavor of home through these connections.
So, we returned to the Northeast as planned.
Even when visiting relatives these past many years, my stays were always brief, like interacting with estranged parents, afraid that staying too long would reveal an incompatibility. Among the countless hotels I've stayed in, this one was quite special.
The pool temperature was perfect, and the water was very clean, but the shower area by the pool had a severe sewage smell.
The room facilities were a bit dated, but the area was not small. There were two sinks side-by-side: one had moisturizer, and next to the other was hand soap. It was perfect for two people to wash their hands at the same time; one person would hand the hand soap to the other, and then the other would hand the moisturizer to the first person. Perfect.
Every floor by the elevator had 'No Smoking' signs, but there was a strong, ingrained smell of smoke in the room, accumulated over years. After all, who can control Northeasterners?
The auntie at the noodle station during breakfast seemed like a relative on her first day of work. She was awkward with the blanching basket, complaining, 'Why didn't you say you wanted blanched vegetables before I cooked the noodles?' while lifting soggy greens from the basket and placing them into the diners' bowls. I guess she purposely didn't shake off the water from the greens, perhaps considering how salty the egg sauce was.
The beautiful front desk staff and handsome bellboys were all attractive and provided kind and friendly service. Only in the Northeast can you find so many good-looking young people working in service.
The automatic doors on the second floor of the hotel lead directly to the foot of the mountain, making it incredibly convenient for skiing in winter, I imagine.
In early autumn, the ski slopes were covered with yellow wildflowers, and this Northeast was so beautiful, deserving of its liveliest deep winter and vibrant summer.
The Northeastern child who got into a university in Beijing said that the ceilings in Beijing apartments are too low, and the city is so big that it's hard not to feel worn out.
He said he would eventually return to the Northeast, and that his family would make the most suitable arrangements for him.
Even if the ski slopes are covered with thick snow, next year they will still be covered with flowers across the mountains.
The fertile land of the Northeast can only nourish those brave souls who are not afraid of salt.
And for the delicate and fragile, it was on this one day at this hotel that they realized they could never return.
So for some, the Northeast is lost forever."