Changchun You'ai Hotel

I arrived so early in this hotel that the boss was still asleep. It was easy to locate this hotel if you book a Didi ride from Changchun Railway Station. Because he was still asleep and didn't hear me entering the lobby, I had to contact Trip and a customer service representative was quick to help me out. Long story short, I was able to leave my luggage and use the bathroom of one of the rooms before I headed out for my one-day Changchun adventure. I visited the former site of the Changchun Film Studio and the Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo. I had a truly interesting day. I usually take the subway wherever I go but for Changchun, since I only had a day, I chose to take Didi. It was affordable and convenient and the hotel was within easy reach from the spots I enjoyed. This property is located in an area where there are local eateries and shops so no need to worry about food and drinks. I found a local eatery next to it that served affordable yet delicious dishes and I can easily rank it as one of my favorite meals in northeastern China. Book this hostel when you're in Changchun. I paid RMB 50 for this room for a one-night stay.

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上下樓和房內廁所是靠感應亮燈的，但在床上翻身也會亮燈就太誇張了吧！沒空調有風扇半夜挺涼的。