
Northeast China · Jilin
Songhua Lake Resort
Four-Season Alpine Ski Lifestyle Resort
Songhua Lake Resort is located within Vanke Songhua Lake Resort in Jilin City, known as the “Capital of Rime,” just 15 km from the city center. As a National 4A scenic area and an award-winning ski destination for eight consecutive years, it is built around winter sports and mountain leisure, developing into a comprehensive four-season resort integrating skiing, hospitality, and outdoor recreation. This is one of the most accessible ski resorts in China being only 15 minutes outside of Jilin City. More village style than resort, Songhua Lake has everything you need for your ski vacation. The 40 plus trails provide over 30km of skiing and riding with over 80% ideal for beginners and intermediate guests. There are also some black runs to keep the more advanced skiers happy too. The resort summit is not particularly high at 900m but still boasts 570m vertical drop. The season runs from November to March and the cold North East China temperatures mean good natural and machine made snow conditions. The “Whistler style” village provides a great range of ski in/ski out accommodation along with a fantastic range of restaurants, bars and cafes for you to enjoy.
Off The Mountains
What reads on a trail map is the outline. On snow, it is cold, light, spacing between lifts, and the rhythm you find between runs.
- Consistently High-Quality Powder Snow
- Ski-in ski-out accommodation
- Night Skiing Experience
- Diverse Terrain Features:
Handpicked Stays
Accommodation at Songhua Lake Resort is designed around a fully integrated ski-in/ski-out mountain resort concept, forming a multi-tiered and multi-style lodging system within the Songhua Lake Resort. The accommodation portfolio includes international branded hotels, boutique mountain resorts, and serviced apartments, such as the Seibu Prince Hotel, Zhan Yun Hotel, and Qing Shan Inn, along with additional vacation rentals and apartments in the North American-style commercial village. This diverse range caters to both high-end leisure travelers and families or younger ski guests, while also supporting large visitor volumes during peak seasons. All accommodation areas are closely connected to ski slopes, lifts, and the commercial village, enabling direct access to skiing and a seamless “step-out-to-ski” experience. With integrated dining, leisure, and après-ski facilities, lodging becomes an essential part of the overall resort lifestyle. The design combines international hospitality standards with a mountain resort atmosphere, emphasizing comfort, convenience, and an immersive ski holiday experience.
Located in the heart of the Jilin Songhua Lake Resort, the Seibu Prince Hotel Songhua Lake is an international five-star ski resort hotel operated and managed by the Seibu Group of Japan. The hotel features a modern Japanese design, with natural wood tones blending seamlessly with the mountain views, creating an understated yet elegant ambiance. It boasts 215 spacious guest rooms, with basic room sizes ranging from 50 to 60 square meters, most offering direct views of the ski slopes or mountains. A key selling point is its truly seamless "ski-in, ski-out" experience – the building's interior is seamlessly connected to the ski equipment hall and ski start line. Guests can rent, change, and store ski equipment indoors, and immediately access wide, gentle beginner and intermediate slopes. When tired, guests can ski directly back to the hotel entrance without ever leaving the building or needing a shuttle bus. In terms of service, the hotel employs meticulous Japanese management practices, with courteous and attentive staff who pay attention to detail. A separate guest ski center offers free overnight ski equipment storage, eliminating the hassle of daily transport. In terms of amenities, the hotel boasts indoor and outdoor Japanese-style hot springs, a heated swimming pool, a gym, and a spa. Soaking in the hot springs after skiing is a popular way to relax. Family-friendly services are particularly professional, with a childcare center featuring an indoor play area and a dedicated teaching area for the children's ski school, offering one-stop care. For dining, the "Royal Garden" all-day dining restaurant offers a diverse buffet breakfast, while "Matsukaze" Japanese cuisine is a popular choice for enjoying ramen and sushi after skiing. Overall, this hotel is especially suitable for families with children, novice skiers, and those seeking convenience and quality vacations, perfectly realizing a worry-free ski holiday experience where "ski slopes are right outside your door, hot springs are available in your room, and children are looked after."




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