Hotels With WiFi in Heilongjiang, China

Pros • Large room with full smart automation for curtains, air conditioning, lights, and TV via tablet • Daily refill of water and tea, except one missed day • Towels changed every day, even during winter • Halal restaurant nearby. Search 兰州手工牛肉面 on Tencent Maps • Convenience store beside the hotel for snacks and water • Walkable from Shangzhi Station with many nearby food vendors • Luggage storage available • Food delivery allowed directly to the room door • Taobao and Pinduoduo parcels accepted by the hotel • Lobby staff are consistently friendly, smiling, and welcoming • Housekeeping staff are hardworking and attentive Cons • Cigarette smoking issue. Smoke entered the room through the bathroom exhaust fan at night • Cigarette smell present on the 3rd-floor hallway despite a non-smoking policy • Hotel is labeled non-smoking but an ashtray was placed in the room • Street outside is dirty and the hotel entrance is hard to find without checking reviews in advance

The room was quite clean, and the bed was huge. Overall, the hotel provided excellent service. The pillows were especially comfortable! It's also very close to Central Street and the morning market, so walking around is super convenient. The only downside is that the underfloor heating in the room gets really, really hot. I woke up drenched in sweat after sleeping, which is tough for someone from the south to handle – it was so hot I couldn't even sleep well! 😂 Next time I visit, I'd love to experience the hospitality of Harbin people again. 👍🏻

It’s 7 days hotel, I don’t know what the premium should be but I would say that the location is great, barely 5 minutes walk to the church. Otherwise the room is basic and old. It was warm enough inside. The downside is that you can hear the people in the rooms next to you even when they are just talking. If you just need a place to sleep while in Harbin this is a good choice in terms of value for money.

The hotel's location is great, conveniently close to Saint Sophia Cathedral, Daoli Market, and Central Street. The front desk and housekeeping staff are all very polite and friendly. The lobby offers complimentary snacks, candies, and tea, and even traditional Northeastern 'big floral' coats for guests to wear and take photos. Although the hotel isn't very large or brand new, it's cozy, clean, and well-maintained. We even received a thoughtful little souvenir upon checkout. The only area that needs improvement is the showerhead in the room; it was leaking and the water temperature wasn't very stable. It needs prompt repair and maintenance. Other than that, everything else was excellent! Recommended.

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The room was really warm, with underfloor heating, which was great for our two-night stay. The delivery robot brought our takeout right to the room, which felt very secure. A special shout-out to the cleaning lady – she even folded my clothes that I'd left a bit messy on the bed, and did a super thorough job cleaning. We were in a suite with four people, and instead of just replenishing two bottles of water, she brought us four brand new ones, which was a lovely touch. We also received complimentary fruit upon check-in!

I stayed for three days and am heading back to Ningbo tonight. The housekeeper on the sixth floor is incredibly diligent and responsible; I really appreciate her hospitality. The front desk staff were also very nice and patiently helped me with all my issues. The location is excellent, just about 100 meters from the subway exit. It's a maximum 10-minute walk to the Red Brick Morning Market, and only two or three minutes to Central Street and the Songhua River, with Parkson right next door. Another minute or two from Central Street brings you to Zhaolin Park. It's a 2-3 km taxi ride to Sun Island and the Polarland, and less than 20 minutes to the Ice and Snow World. Tongjiang Avenue has tons of delicious and affordable food, we ate dinner there all three nights. Besides being super, super cold, Harbin has no other issues; the food, drink, and entertainment are all fantastic! 👍

This hotel boasts an excellent location, right next to Central Street. It's super convenient for dining and drinks, and the Harbin Municipal Museum is just across the road, which is a huge plus for museum enthusiasts. Getting around by taxi is also very easy. The hotel offers complimentary afternoon tea and late-night snacks, and upon check-in, they even give you a Madieer ice cream and red sausage. The staff are all warm and friendly; seeing that I had a child, they proactively asked if we needed extra bottles of water for the room. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next visit.

The hotel facilities are well-equipped, and the location is excellent for getting around. The complimentary breakfast is delicious, featuring authentic Northeastern Chinese dishes that cater to a wide range of tastes. What's really great is the free parking available in the hotel's backyard, which is incredibly rare and a huge plus in the central street area. This is a real boon for anyone traveling by car. I highly recommend this hotel; the overall service is fantastic.

Yiyi Homestay is the best I've ever stayed at. The front desk staff are incredibly helpful and welcoming; they even stored our luggage for free. The location is perfect – just a few steps from Daoli Market (a morning and evening food street), and St. Sophia Cathedral and Central Street aren't far either. There's also the New 100 Mall, an underground shopping area, Yibinzhi Home downstairs, and the KFC next door is a must-try (coming from a Malaysian baby 👶)! If you're still cold, don't be shy to ask for a heater. They even offer to lend money if your WeChat Pay runs out – I'm so grateful for Ruoyi's incredible service! The room is spacious, clean, and comfortable, just as pictured, with city views from the window, including St. Sophia Cathedral, which is stunning at night. You'll never be short of places to eat. Diagonally opposite the Central Street subway 🚇, there are many fruit stalls with fresh selections. Across from the fruit stall, there's an underground eatery – I highly recommend the black rice porridge for only RMB 3, along with other authentic local delicacies at great prices.