4-Star Hotels in Harbin

An Outstanding Stay with Exceptional, 5-Star Service! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Holiday Inn Qunli. Arriving in Harbin at 4:00 PM and catching a noon flight out, we found the hotel's location incredibly convenient—only about 35 minutes to the airport and a similar or shorter commute into the main town. From the moment we arrived, the experience was seamless. The lobby was peaceful and check-in was a breeze. The reception staff were wonderfully helpful, recommending great dinner spots and even proactively offering us an umbrella (for a small deposit) when the weather looked threatening. Our room and the corridor were remarkably spacious. The room layout was excellent, allowing us to fully open our massive luggage while still leaving plenty of comfortable living space. More importantly, the bed was extremely comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. While the breakfast spread wasn't massive, everything was delicious and more than sufficient. What truly set it apart, however, was the outstanding service. I want to give a special compliment to waitresses 宫艳荣 and 宋丽梅, who kindly stepped in to help me juice carrots and heat up pastries when I was fumbling at the station. Chef 朱峰 was also fantastic, giving me custom options for my eggs while seamlessly juggling both the noodle and egg stations. I also had the pleasure of chatting with the restaurant manager, Michael Yu, who was incredibly friendly and shared fascinating insights about life in Harbin—the kind of local perspective you just can't find online, which truly enriched our holiday. I travel extensively and rarely experience this level of genuine hospitality, even in 5-star hotels. Kudos to the entire team! (Though I should note I went down for breakfast early, so it was pleasantly quiet). For leisure, we took a lovely 30-minute walk to the Qunli Waitan Ecology Wetland. It’s truly impressive how the government has preserved such beautiful greenery for residents and visitors to enjoy. My only regret is that we couldn't stay longer. It was a wonderful experience overall, and we will definitely be back!

This was my first time visiting Harbin. Having stayed at many hotels across the country, I ultimately chose the Harbin Dayang Junyi Sky Garden Hotel. As soon as I walked into the lobby, I was struck by how grand and impressive it felt. Up on the second floor, the receptionist enthusiastically helped me with the check-in process. All three receptionists provided exceptionally warm service, especially the front office manager, who was warm, caring, and heartwarming. Even when the hotel didn't have an item I needed, they went out of their way to find a solution for me. In such freezing weather, they even went out specifically to buy it for me. The hotel offers a self-service afternoon tea with a great variety of options, including yogurt, pastries, coffee, and tea. Just as I was about to head downstairs, one of the staff members had already thoughtfully brought up a selection of yogurt, coffee, and snacks for me. With service this exceptional, I simply had to write a heartfelt review—it was such a delightful surprise. Overall, whether considering the location, indoor environment, hardware and decor, or hotel service, this is the absolute best choice! I will definitely choose to stay here again when I come back to see the ice sculptures at the end of the year!

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 2-minute walk to Central Avenue, and very close to the Flood Control Memorial Tower and Zhaolin Park. There are many well-established restaurants nearby. The hotel is very clean, the staff are super friendly, and the facilities are new. The only minor drawback is that the dryer in the laundry room isn't very powerful.

The location is absolutely fantastic, super convenient for getting around the Central Street business district. As soon as you walk in, the street noise disappears. The design of Jienye is incredibly stylish, and it's perfect for taking photos. The room hygiene is on point, and the bedding is supremely comfortable. It's very quiet at night, so you can get a good rest after a long day of exploring. The service is attentive and warm, with late-night porridge, a book bar, and self-service laundry – everything you need for a trip. It's distinct from a typical hotel, offering a unique experience. You won't be disappointed choosing this place for your travels. Highly recommend!

The room with a view of Central Street was very spacious, and both the bed and pillows were extremely comfortable. The water pressure and temperature were just right. On each floor, there's a shelf with bottled water near the elevator for guests to take as needed. Breakfast was also excellent. What's more, the price was incredibly good value for money during the National Day holiday, and there's an airport shuttle bus stop (Route 3) right near the hotel.

The room is spacious, and the family room has a large bed, making for a comfortable sleep. Due to objective renovation reasons, the shower drainage is poor, but the service is excellent, and they readily provided extra floor towels to absorb the water. Cleanliness: The room attendant was very cooperative and polite, but the cleaning might have been temporary and misunderstood, which I hope can be improved. Environment: The environment is good. Opening the window, you can see Shangzhi Street, and it's just a few minutes from Central Street and Sophia Square. Service: The young lady was very gentle, but she was quite busy being the only one on duty. She worked very hard these past few days to provide service. Highlights: The sofa and bar in the room are nice. Although the space for the table and chairs is limited, the colors are quite appealing. The toilet flushes automatically. There's a self-service laundry room and dryer on the 6th floor, and a gym on the 2nd floor. The location is great. Breakfast is decent and available from 7-9 AM.

Convenient location with plenty of options for dining and walking nearby, even at night. The location is its biggest advantage. It's very close to Central Street (Zhongyang Street), within walking distance, and makes getting to St. Sophia Cathedral, the Flood Control Monument, and the Songhua River waterfront quite easy. There are many restaurants and convenience stores in the surrounding area, and hailing a cab is a breeze. The room layout is practical and sufficient for a business trip. The bedding is clean, the mattress has a medium firmness, and the pillows are comfortable. During the heating season, the room is very warm. The shower gets hot quickly with stable water pressure. The blackout curtains are decent, so getting a good night's rest was not a problem. The lobby is tidy, featuring an overall minimalist business style. The hallways and rooms are well-cleaned with no strange odors. The bathroom has a wet-dry separation, making the living space feel fresh and pleasant. Check-in at the front desk was efficient and professional, and business needs like issuing invoices and luggage storage were easily met. Communication was smooth whenever any questions arose. Minor suggestion: Harbin winters are quite dry indoors, so providing a humidifier in the room would be a nice touch. As a business hotel near Central Street, it offers a convenient location, good cleanliness, and a reliable sleep experience—ideal for business travelers who want to explore Central Street on the side. Overall great value for money, and I would consider staying here again next time I visit Harbin.

Yabuli was the last stop on our trip to Northeast China with family and friends. The hotel room was very comfortable, and they even provided free breakfast. Waking up to the beautiful snowy scenery every morning filled our trip with a sense of relaxation. We all highly praised Ticket Agent Xiao Wang and driver Hao, who were incredibly warm and thoughtful. They promptly responded to our inquiries and arranged our activities. The forest hot spring they recommended near the hotel had pools suitable for all ages, which was perfect for relaxing after skiing. It was a truly pleasant and enjoyable experience. Winter in Northeast China is cold, but our journey was warm and wonderful.

This was my first time bringing my child to Harbin, so I specifically chose a hotel near Central Street. It was super convenient to walk to, and there's a popular morning market nearby. The Ice Castle on the river is also close by and looks beautiful at night, with lots of areas inside for kids to explore (pictures 2 & 3). On our second morning, we walked to the Ice Castle and took the cable car to Sun Island! It was perfect! 😍

Overall, the room was spacious and clean. Since the second-floor restaurant was under renovation, breakfast times were arranged with the front desk during check-in and then delivered directly to the room the next day. The front desk staff were all very kind and thoughtful, helping with luggage and storing it for me. Because I booked a special offer room, it didn't include the complimentary round-trip cable car tickets. You might want to call the hotel in advance to confirm this. The cable car station is conveniently located on the second floor, making round-trip rides very easy. Alternatively, you can take Metro Line 2 to Sun Island and walk for about 15 minutes to see the castle. The island is currently optimizing its snow sculptures, and the central area is closed off, so I didn't get to explore it this time, which was a slight disappointment.