Hot Springs Hotels in Heilongjiang, China

I had a pleasant reception at Yunfeng Hotel. The off- season was very apparent as i felt that i was the only guest in the hotel. No breakfast was offered during booking and also none on checking-in. A convenient store attached to the hotel was also Closed and no nearby place to get food. A decent hot meal requires a ride down town Yabuli; by bus about half hour for RMB5. The room was small, warm and cozy; comfortable for 1 person. The cleanliness of the place is commendable. However, i did not manage to figure out how to turn up the temperature for the shower during my stay. The room was rather dry while sleeping which a humidifier would have helped. It is no frill type of stay (ie. no complimentary beverage and strictly 2 small bottles mineral water (fortunately i chose a room with twin bed) despite the room rate; quite unlike most hotels i have stayed in China It is indeed conveniently located at the main road of the ski resort with a bus stop to its name. I was given a room overlooking a ski slope with the rising sun in the morning. A beautiful sight indeed.

The hot spring is very good! It is really natural, the water quality is called silky! The room is old, I live in the room with a bathroom, but unfortunately I can't take a bath, because there is no hot water... It will be hot for half an hour, but it will not be hot... The room facilities are like a small hotel 20 years ago, and I have to pull the box to climb the stairs. It is really inconvenient without a little strength. Such a good hot spring, such a bad room is really incongruous, I give three points to be polite, I hope to improve quickly, run this invincible hot spring resources!

This hotel was the one I finally chose after careful consideration. Planning my trip to Yichun took nearly a month, and I struggled to choose a hotel in the city. I was always trying to find the perfect balance between price, amenities, location, and quality. Brand-name chain hotels were either too small or overpriced during peak season. After a comprehensive comparison, I finally chose this one. Facilities: It's quite complete, with all the amenities you'd expect from a star-rated hotel. The bathroom has separate wet and dry areas, the room is quite large, and the bed is soft and comfortable. However, there was no mini-fridge. Cleanliness: The cleaning standards were acceptable. There was no dust or hair on the marble floor, and no visible dirt on the carpet. Environment: The location is convenient, just two or three stops from the train station. I personally reviewed it, and the bus ride from there takes less than 10 minutes. The downside was that my room had no view from the window. Although it was advertised as a mountain view, the window overlooked a terrace, so you had to draw the curtains. Service: The front desk staff was friendly and gentle. The hotel includes breakfast, and while it's not as fancy as some high-end hotels, the menu is quite comprehensive, including staples, porridge, side dishes, stir-fries, drinks, and more. Dishes are served on standard stainless steel plates, not the small plates you'd find in a typical hotel (which often require repeated servings). One plate is enough, so while it might not look fancy, it's quite practical. There's free parking at the hotel entrance, but it's unattended, so a little more service would be appreciated.

We had a very good experience staying in Yabu Loni Hotel at Yabuli. We were pleasantly surprised by the warm reception we receive from our hotel guide 初长月. She assisted us to check into our hotel room early which allow us to settle in quickly. Arranging for ski lessons and equipment was also a breeze with her help. Her enthusiasm, energy and smile is something that makes our stay so much fun and enjoyable. And she is always just a call away. As for the hotel room, it is a little dated but nevertheless still very clean and nice. I would certainly hope that they can improve on the breakfast, the range is pretty limited. The location of the hotel is fantastic and it is just right besides the cable car that bring you to the top of the ski resort. It is also right next to Club Med.

Another visit to Maple Town Hot Springs! The hot springs part is still as good as ever, but this time, there were many unsatisfactory aspects regarding the accommodation: [1] Unprofessional room service staff: In the evening, I wanted to watch TV. I called the front desk to report that the TV wouldn't turn on. After the room service staff was dispatched, they didn't even know how to operate the TV and actually asked me if the remote control batteries were dead. Even after replacing the batteries, they still couldn't figure out how to turn on the TV. Throughout the whole process, they sat on the customer's bed trying to fix the TV. Don't they pay attention to hygiene during room service? [2] Overall service was perfunctory: We arrived after 4 PM, but the room still wasn't ready. They made an excuse about upgrading our room. However, after checking, I found that the 'upgraded' room type was the same size, but the bed was smaller. Is that really an upgrade? A little later, they said they could get it ready now. After checking in, we discovered that the 2.4-meter bed was made by pushing two single beds together, with even a gap in the middle. The experience of sleeping in it was very poor. If they intend to sell this room type, shouldn't they prepare the appropriate bedding in advance? [3] Extremely poor breakfast quality: We had always praised the hotel in the hot spring town before, so every time we came, we opted for the breakfast package, paying extra for it. This time, however, was a huge disappointment. The entire central area was completely empty. Only one station was open for beef noodles and wontons, and another station offered a few fruits and salads. That's it??? This is for a breakfast that costs 50-60 RMB per person! When I asked the server, they said we could order from a menu, but the menu only included milk, coffee, or corn buns, etc. This breakfast was even worse than what you'd get at an average budget hotel. Overall, I'm very dissatisfied. I'm sharing this to warn others, and I won't be returning anytime soon. Very disappointed.

Coming here again, another new experience, I feel very comfortable. The environment here is very good, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the air here is fresh, the staff is warm and thoughtful, giving people a home feeling. The room is very warm. I will come again next time when friends gather.

Right opposite two attractions across the road. Likely use to be some fancy hotel but has since been under new management. Towel smells a little mouldy but location is great and service is excellent. The chef even came up to asked what I would like to have for breakfast and specially prepared me a local salted egg which is delicious. I was leaving early at 8am and the front staff starts the breakfast earlier so I can eat before I take a long bus ride.The room have aged with solid wood furniture which I have not seen in hotel for a while. But the service makes up for it. Oh yeah, bus station to Heihe or Harbin is nearby which could be useful for travelers.

The preferred hotel in Mudanjiang, with a very high cost-effectiveness. When checking in, the front desk was very enthusiastic in serving tea and water. Their tangerine peel candy is my favorite. After checking in, they will give you a low-cost hot spring ticket to experience the fun of Northeastern bathing. The hot spring pool is very good. A dip will make you feel comfortable and refreshed. The buffet tastes great, the room is clean and tidy, and the hygiene is very good. A big thumbs up!

Pros: location near the river's pedestrian promenade, beautifully decorated nautical-themed rooms, and non-smoking rooms that are truly free of cigarette odor Cons:no English-speaking and not very friendly staff, no access to washing machine or drying machine, room card not working, so I had to call the staff every time I opened the door from the outside, and they couldn't fix the card in 3 days

The newly renovated rooms are stylish and perfect for taking photos. The rooms are spacious and bright, the smart devices work well, and the heating is excellent. You can enjoy the snow view from the courtyard, and in the evening you can even have a drink at the bar while admiring the snow – a truly unforgettable experience!