Hotels near Harbin Preschool Teachers College in Harbin

The room is very large, there is aromatherapy inside, fragrant, sound insulation is not very good, the pillow is very soft, the bed is a bit hard

The room was very nice. We had persimmons, a specialty of Harbin, and a soft drink made from bread. It was so delicious that I even went to the supermarket to buy a few more bottles. The cloakroom is big enough and the bathroom is clean. The best thing is the room service, which is always available. The front desk is also very considerate and provides small cakes for children's birthdays. The breakfast will change a little every day. It would be better if the sauerkraut is more sour. The hotel is right next to Wanda, so eating is very convenient. In fact, although it is far from the city center, it is very convenient to take a taxi. What we were most satisfied with during our trip to Harbin was our hotel choice.

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The rooms are spacious, clean and tidy, and the bedrooms are well ventilated. The layout is reasonable and the living is comfortable. The most important thing is that the transportation is convenient. The hotel is located next to the weather station of Metro Line 2 of the important attractions of Hashi, and the subway station is 5 minutes from the lobby. The subway operation time is long and the time interval is short, which greatly improves the efficiency of travel and sightseeing. For the elderly and people with weak bodies, you can travel in the morning and afternoon in two periods, and go back to the hotel at noon to take a break and provide lunch break convenience.

The environment is good and very good

Great location, right across is the start of Zhong Yang Street. We went mid Dec, with temps of around -10 to -33 at night, the hotel location allowed us to still be able to do some sightseeing by just crossing the road. The rooms are warm and spacious. Hotel breakfast had a good variety, a great plus point having hot breakfast on site! Hotel right on a busy road made getting taxis very easy. It's under 10 mins walk to Sophia cathedral, walkable during the day if wrapped up warm! Train station is around 10 mins away, airport around 35mins away by cab

This is a budget hotel and I asked for a budget room so my expectations were modest. However, what I received, was below modest from my experience. Room was warm enough and size was tight. Bed was ok but funny round shape. There was no division between bedroom and bathroom which made the shower experience too cold. Also I found a bug in the bathroom (alive). Location was very convenient, but even with that I wouldn’t repeat this hotel.

Nice and not expensive place to stop when you have a night between flights in Harbin. The hotel is very close to the airport (5-7 minutes to drive), close to both terminals: 2 and international. The service is really good, they are always ready to help. The only issue is that foreign tourists can't pre-book shuttle bus in advance but should call to a hotel upon arrival instead, so the free shuttle bus can't be taken without help of locals (by the way, usual taxi will not work in those area, because local taxi drivers in Harbin airport trick foreigners at every step of the way and change routes and prices just on the way; so this is why the free shuttle bus to the hotel must be taken instead, not a taxi). This hotel has also a wechat account, but again you need to call them to check how to add it. I think if hotel solves the problem with the shuttle bus pre-booking for the foreign guests (maybe by email with confirmation?), it will get a lot of foreign visitors who stop for a night or two between flights. Other problems, like communication in English in the hotel, can be solved with the help of Google or Baidu translate...

The room appears much smaller than on the website but is adequate for solo travelling. Although water bottles was replaced daily, dirty tea cups were never removed or washed during my 4 day stay and I had to rinse them in the bathroom. The trash can was emptied every day but they do not make your bed. The shower head was broken and difficult to handle and the mattress topper was too big for the bed and kept slipping off. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The location was difficult in the sense that the hotel is situated in a very busy main road, with one way direction and few in between passes, meaning taxis must first drive quite far past the hotel before making a u-turn to turn back to drop you. The downside of using Didi's or taxi's are the rude and impatient drivers. They charged extra high fares during Christmas. We were often gridlocked in traffic, ending up walking back 2-4km to the hotel. Overall I was disappointed in the city itself. Many buildings were rundown and neglected with broken windos and peeled paint, that reminded me of *********************. Streets were very dirty and a nearby school did not make traffic congestion any easier when commuting forth and back to the hotel. Rumours that Christmas is not so busy and a better time to be visiting Harbin, is not true. The crowds spoiled the experience at Saint Sophia Church, especially the influencers who dressed up in ridiculous outfits posing in freezing temperatures at the church staircases and corners, spoiling any photography opportunities. Stalls and shops around the Church were very expensive. I visited a few other churches like St Aleksyev and Jile Temple which was far worth the effort. The highlight of my trip was Volga Manor, Baroque Street and the Songhua Railroad Bridge. Sun Island snow sculptures were very enjoyable, easy to navigate and not congested with people. Plenty of space to walk through the park, play in the snow and take the cable car over the river. The ques are not long from the Sun Island side, but crossing over to Harbin's side, the ques were very long to get a cable car. Danny's Beer in the Baroques Street area is a must visit and offered welcoming, warm and delicious food and hospitality. It's a 4,7km hike from the Songhua River bridge and offered good food at very reasonable prices. I did not visit the Ice sculpture park or light shows because of the three hour waiting cues, too many people and slippery conditions. The Tiger park was a so-so experience and mostly annoying due to people teasing the tigers with meat *****s they cannot reach; all for the sake of a photo opportunity. If you are an animal lover, rather skip the tiger Park. Lastly, a big plus was the public toilets near the Songhua River that were impressively clean.

Perfect location- on Airport Bus line 3 (just cross the road for bus from airport (tickets bought at airport counter) and bus stop in front for airport -tickets bought on bus), steps from Zhongyang Road, near Sophia Cathedral and walkable to the riverside to catch the cable car to Sun Island. Wanda Holiday Hotel behind Ibis. Room is impeccable- clean, kettle, good pressure hot water, heater, air-conditioning, comfy beds, quiet. Towel, toiletries, room slippers provided. No fridge but not required. Enough space for prayer. Staff all professionals and helpful even though none speaks English. Communication via translate app. Was able to check in at 1pm. Room cleaned daily. Breakfast is plenty. Left luggage at reception available. We booked our Yabuli tour at Katz Hostel, walkable 10 mins walk from Ibis and the 530am bus meeting point is literally 5 mins walk from Ibis, sweet! Mini market, bread shop just next door. Came for the Ice Festival but disappointed because for the very first time, the weather was already too hot, -10c in mid February (festival usually ends first week March). Also there is another Ibis on the same main road but 1km away. Definitely will stay again.