The Lizen Dongo Hotel (Harbin Central Street Branch) is nestled along the Songhua River near the Flood Control Monument, offering breathtaking views of the river’s sunrise, sunset, and ever-changing seasonal landscapes. Just a 100-meter walk from the century-old European-style Central Street, the hotel is also within easy reach of iconic attractions like St. Sophia Cathedral, Sun Island, Ice and Snow World, Polarland, and the Baroque-style Chinese Old Street—all while enjoying convenient transportation.
Guided by our service philosophy, "At Lizen, gift yourself an extra hour," we are committed to crafting immersive, experience-driven stays.
Our rooms feature "ultra-quiet, spring-free, true zero-pressure" gel-infused memory foam for personalized comfort, paired with 350-thread-count, 60×60 premium bedding for cloud-like softness and deep, restorative sleep. The bath amenities are from the British royal-favorite brand Seven Plus.
The hotel also offers modern Sichuan and Cantonese private dining rooms, two meeting spaces equipped with LED screens and multimedia systems, a 24-hour laundry, a fitness center, and Yi SPA. Additional amenities include individually controlled air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, 65-inch smart TVs, automated curtains, smart bathrooms, and complimentary parking—all designed to deliver seamless, personalized service around the clock.
"I really have to commend this hotel! When traveling, choosing a comfortable hotel is so important, and this one has an excellent location. It's very close to the river, making it super convenient to take an evening stroll along the Songhua River and enjoy the breeze. The Flood Control Monument is just a short walk away, and transportation and dining options are both very accessible. The hotel staff were incredibly thoughtful; check-in was smooth, and they even kindly offered welcome fruits. You can really feel their sincerity in every little detail. Coming to Harbin in the summer, the climate felt like I'd arrived in a city with its own air conditioning – a perfect evening with street food, a post-dinner riverside walk, and a visit to a bustling morning market with a lively local vibe. All of these made my trip to Harbin so enjoyable. It's so different from many big cities in the south; this is the slow-paced life I long for, and I think this is the true meaning of travel. Harbin is wonderful, and I'll definitely be back!"