Hotels with Breakfast in Heihe

The old hotel is newly renovated, there is no strange taste, and the room type has been upgraded. Overall quite satisfactory. Many Russians stay. The room is relatively clean. No phone. It is more convenient to add WeChat at the front desk to connect. There is a washing machine and a dryer on the first floor, which can be used. Laundry liquid needs to be brought with you, or the front desk buys 5 yuan a bag. The most satisfying is the location, walking to the riverside, the Russian Overseas Chinese Memorial Hall. The parking space is enough.

We found this hotel on TRIP and, after looking at reviews, photos, and the location, decided to stay here. We were pleasantly surprised by the room. It was VERY clean and tidy, with crisp white bedding. The staff was pleasant and polite. I wish there was a shuttle to the bus and train stations. While they're not far, getting there with suitcases is a bit of a hassle. A big plus is the airport shuttle! Another suggestion: I'd like to see some cafes nearby with cuisine catering to Russians. Overall, the hotel itself is a 10 out of 10!

We took a self-driving tour in Heihe and stayed at the Holiday Inn European Style Hotel. The staff were very friendly and helped us arrange a room with a clear view of the Russian river. The view was expansive, the room was clean and comfortable, breakfast was included, and there was free parking. It was convenient for getting around, and we could also order Chinese and dinner on the spot. They had both Chinese and Western food, and the food was delicious!

During my recent stay in Nenjiang, I visited the Nenjiang Grand Hotel. I personally experienced the hotel's location, amenities, and the city's nighttime economy development, and the overall experience was excellent, with its location being particularly advantageous. The hotel is situated in an area adjacent to the Nenjiang Municipal Government, boasting a prime location in the city's core. It enjoys excellent accessibility throughout the area, with a well-developed road network, making daily commutes and short trips efficient and convenient. Parking facilities are managed in a tiered and differentiated manner. Surface parking spaces are free and open to the public, while underground parking spaces are charged on a market-based basis. This approach caters to both the general needs of self-driving travelers and those seeking high-quality parking. These human-centered service measures are well-implemented and fully consider the actual needs of self-driving travelers. The hotel is located across the street from a night market, a vital hub for the local nighttime economy and boosting local consumption. The market features a well-organized business layout, standardized operations, and a vibrant, bustling atmosphere, showcasing the lively and prosperous life of this small city in northern China. Just a stone's throw from the municipal government's leisure square, citizens spontaneously engage in square dancing and other cultural and recreational activities after nightfall, enriching their spiritual and cultural lives and vividly showcasing the achievements of the local public cultural service system. This paints a picture of a livable, business-friendly, stable, and harmonious urban landscape. Overall, leveraging its prime location, the hotel connects government facilities, the nighttime economy district, and public leisure spaces, making it not only an ideal base for business travelers but also a valuable observation point for understanding Nenjiang's urban development and the lives of its residents.

The room was okay, a bit on the small side. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet area, which was nice. The staff's attitude was just so-so. There were quite a few Russian guests staying there. It's close to the river and the big night market. Parking spaces out front were limited, and breakfast was pretty standard.

The hotel is located near the waterfront, a short taxi ride from the ferry terminal and the city's main pedestrian and shopping street. The rooms are a bit dated and weathered, but generally well-maintained. The restaurant on the 19th floor offers panoramic views of the city, and tables are located on a rotating axial structure that allows you to admire the city from all angles. Considering the price, this is a great place to stay in Heihe.

Although no one at the hotel asked for a positive review, I still wanted to share my thoughts. The room had a great wet/dry separation in the bathroom, which also had a large window. The bedding and pillows were dry and comfortable, and the hot water was consistent. I stayed in Building 3, which had an elevator, and medicinal spring water was provided every morning. In the evenings, I could even practice Baduanjin. It felt wonderful, truly like a vacation. Breakfast was simple but filling, and lunch and dinner were very rich and satisfying for just 60 yuan per person. Overall, I'm very pleased.

We went to China for the weekend, and friends recommended this hotel. I agreed and chose a business suite because the photos looked perfect for a family stay. The reality is this: the room almost matches the photos. There's no shower stall, the bathtub only has a hole in the floor for draining water, and there are no towel hooks at all, not even a single one, which is inconvenient. There are two TVs, but only one works. I booked a non-smoking room, but room 413 is at the end of the bullring, where everyone smokes right out the window. Cleanliness is so-so. The windows look like they haven't been washed since the building was built. There's so much dust and dirt under the bed it's just awful (we had to look in to get the child's car). The location is convenient, and the bedding is clean, but it has holes. When we first entered the room, it smelled really musty and smoky, so we had to air it out for half a day just to breathe. In general, for 7,000 rubles for 2 nights, it’s not worth taking a business suite, since other cheaper rooms have almost everything the same.

The Wudalianchi Scenic Area is vast and free to enter, but individual attractions require tickets. The hotel is centrally located within the scenic area, making it convenient to access all the smaller attractions. The front desk staff were very welcoming, providing a map and introducing the attractions and recommended routes. The hotel restaurant was large, and the owner, a hardworking and hospitable woman from Northeast China, hosted two dinners. We sampled Northeastern specialties: Acanthopanax senticosus, chicken stew with mushrooms, braised crucian carp, and steamed golden pomfret. The food was quite good, arguably among the best in the Wudalianchi Scenic Area. The hotel's first-floor supermarket was well-stocked with many local specialties and daily necessities, which was very helpful for tourists. However, the saleswoman's business acumen needed improvement; she didn't know the answers to many questions, but she was honest and straightforward, admitting what she didn't know and not trying to deceive customers.

My husband and I stayed from April 28th to 30th. We were checked in quickly. The wonderful Yulia (a Chinese woman) at reception was very helpful, explained everything, and recommended places to visit. There's a clinic on the ground floor of the hotel. Most people come for treatment or health-improving procedures. The prices are more than reasonable! A massage is 50 yuan, cupping is 100 yuan, and a herbal sauna is 150 yuan. Street prices are also low (everything for half a kilo): strawberries are 20 yuan, mangoes are 12 yuan, and tangerines are 2 yuan! There are plenty of eateries around the sanatorium where you can find something to suit every taste. Sights are within walking distance. If you're going somewhere further, a taxi is 10 yuan for 3-4 km. We saw so much in two days and realized that if we were going to get treatment, we'd need to stay for at least 10 days. The city is very quiet and peaceful, and everyone who lives and vacations here really appreciates it. The geopark, the volcano museum, the lakes, the treatments, the kind people... We'll definitely be back!