Hotels With Gym in Heilongjiang, China

**Translation:** Check-in was quick, especially considering the typically lengthy and thorough document verification process for foreigners in China. The hotel is clean and comfortable. Breakfast is decent—quite good by Chinese hotel standards, especially catering to Russian tastes. Rooms are medium-sized with comfortable beds. The location is ideal if you want to stay downtown, as there’s a pedestrian street right outside the hotel. And since the city is small, everything is within easy reach. The staff is friendly and eager to help. They don’t speak Russian, but if you know even a little Chinese, they’ll make an effort to understand you. The hotel itself is new and, compared to others in the area, in perfect condition. I’d say it’s the best accommodation option in Heihe right now.

The hotel boasts fantastic views directly overlooking the Songhua River. You can easily walk down to the riverside just by crossing the road. In the evenings, Friendship Palace Square downstairs hosts orchestra performances and large choirs, creating a truly impressive atmosphere. Its proximity to the Harbin Military Region also provides a great sense of security, and it's wonderfully quiet at night. Mornings are bright with sunshine, and evenings offer stunning sunsets. The service is also excellent, and the overall experience is absolutely superb. Highly recommended – I make it a point to visit every year.

Pros first: Great location, very close to the morning market Ctrip gives away small fruits when booking a room (although some of them are rotten) A room of just over 100 for three people is very cheap. So what else do you want at this price? Cons: The room is not very clean, so don't come if you have a mysophobia. The toilet paper in the room is charged, which is the first time I've seen it It was still dark at 5:30 in the morning, and there was no lighting in front of the hotel. I fell and got bitten by a dog 💩 What's more fatal is that when checking in, the ID card could not be swiped and it was said to be a program problem. The front desk took a photo with a mobile phone. But there was no such problem in other hotels I stayed in Heihe in the previous two days. I am very worried about the information security of our family.

TV not working well. It is on Android. Sound is on and off. Corridors are dark. Front desk ask to retain passport (unusual)? No fridge in room? No shower lights for winter, so if you have shower in winter, you freeze!! Breakfast full of stir fried veggies.

There are so many shortcomings. It is not at the level that Home Inn should be, and it is not even as good as the service standards of ordinary private hotels. All the good reviews are for the little girl at the front desk and the security guard on the day of check-in. 1: The restaurant management is very chaotic, breakfast is from 7:00-9:00. Even though the food was poor, when I went there at 8 o'clock in the morning, there was almost no food or rice. By about 8:15, there were more than ten or twenty people waiting for a table in the egg restaurant, and people rushed to get food. As a result, the waiter loudly scolded me: I can eat whatever I grab. May I ask? Who would be willing to snatch your breakfast when traveling? Aren’t you guys unable to provide breakfast yourself? Moreover, no one was cleaning up, so those who wanted to eat had to put away other people’s leftover plates on the table to make room for their meal. There was an uncle who tried to clear his own plate and wanted to eat, but the waiter scolded him for not moving. Then if you don't let the guests touch the plates, you should clear the table. 2. The price is upside down. If you book a room on Ctrip for 388 a night, you will not get the right to upgrade your room for free. At breakfast the next day, I met someone I met at the same table in Mohe. I asked the other person about the price, and they booked it directly at the hotel for only 378. 3. The room types are not uniform and there are no tissues in the room. I asked the guest room aunt. The guest room aunt said that some room types provide paper towels, some room types provide tea bags, and some room types do not provide paper towels or tea bags. I asked my aunt for tissues but she didn’t give them to me (the aunt on the first day) 4. Hygiene is not up to standard, there is hair on the bed and a lot of hair on the floor. In addition, because my shoes were accidentally kicked under the bed, when I picked them up, I found that there were tissues under the bed that had been used by a guest... I don’t want to complain too much, so don’t stay here! Who knows who lives there. 388 feels like staying in an ordinary hotel 108 (not as good as that) The only advantage is that the location is good. The morning and night markets are nearby and not far from the river. However, there are other options nearby, so be cautious.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, being close to both the morning and night markets, as well as several important riverside attractions. Dining and shopping options are also very convenient. The rooms are spacious with a practical layout, and basic amenities were mostly in place. As Heihe's morning market is quite famous, we opted not to have breakfast at the hotel, so I can't comment on that. However, the cleanliness was not up to par; there were small flying insects in the room, likely coming up from the drain. The service also left much to be desired. Not only did they fail to accommodate our request for a room away from the elevator, but they assigned us a room right by the elevator entrance, citing room type as the reason. Later, we discovered that rooms of our booked type were indeed available further from the elevator. Furthermore, to borrow an umbrella, we had to pay a 50 deposit per umbrella. While it was refunded immediately upon return, it still left a slightly unpleasant feeling for a hotel guest.

For our first trip to Harbin, we chose this Wanda Hotel based on reviews and recommendations found on Ctrip. The hotel boasts an excellent location, and the service was truly outstanding. Staff proactively assisted us with our luggage and other needs, and we were even given a complimentary upgrade to a family room. The breakfast spread was absolutely lavish. Our room was clean, comfortable, bright, and spotless. We were offered complimentary afternoon tea, which we sadly didn't have time to enjoy. Our child loves playing the piano, and the hotel made an exception by allowing them to use the grand piano in the lobby. Our child was absolutely thrilled and played a few of their favorite tunes. Overall, our stay was incredibly comfortable. We will definitely choose this hotel again on our next visit to Harbin and will wholeheartedly recommend it to our friends! Wishing the hotel prosperous business, smooth operations for all staff, and all the very best!

Nice clean hotel. Very good airport shuttle service . Room was small but everything was spotless. Had a small problem with foot massager not working, but the front desk agent addressed the issue. Traditional breakfast was tasty and very reasonably priced. If you need a clean place to stay that is close to the airport, this hotel works fine. Obviously there were some minor language differences, but our host was very accommodating and helpful. Visa card was accepted , but if you wish to use cash, please have the correct currency as there are very limited currency exchange . Overall, this nice little hotel served our purposes just fine for an overnight stay close to the airport.

As a frequent business traveler, this is hands down the best service hotel I've come across in all the cities I've visited. While it might not be a sprawling luxury 5-star property, the attentiveness of their service is truly unparalleled by other professional hotels. The staff consistently went out of their way to accommodate even the smallest requests. During our trip to Harbin, right after checking in, we were even given a Madier popsicle! Plus, the location is fantastic – Central Street is just a short walk away. I will definitely recommend this hotel to any colleagues or friends visiting Harbin in the future.

This hotel is housed in a beautifully renovated century-old building that used to be a futures exchange. The rooms are spacious, bright, and impeccably clean. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and attentive. The breakfast spread was also generous and varied, offering items like boiled shrimp, local red sausage, eggs, and coffee. Its prime location on the pedestrian street makes it super convenient for dining, entertainment, and sightseeing. I highly recommend staying here if you're visiting Harbin – you'll have a wonderfully comfortable stay!