Harbin Huicun Staying at B&B

First, the airport shuttle service provider said we were only staying one night, so only once. We originally wanted to be close to the airport, but since our flight landed late at 11 PM, we kept contacting the provider after landing, and they still made us wait at the exit for a long time, which was very inconvenient with children. It was already 12 PM when we checked in. After checking in, the environment was okay, and the kang was unique, but the price of 651 was completely off. There were no disposable toilet covers, and they didn't proactively ask us for breakfast. We asked for it, and it was only sticky rice dumplings, porridge, eggs, and pickles. The frozen pears and frozen persimmons mentioned in the set meal were not provided. When we mentioned it, they just said, "Oh, it's not thawed yet, I'll thaw it for you now." It felt like they wouldn't give it to us unless we asked, and they didn't prepare it in advance. After breakfast, we asked if we could try the included sledding included in our package. We were told we had to walk to Courtyard No. 7, a long way off, for over 10 minutes, dragging our suitcases. This was incredibly frustrating. We had to go on our own to try it, and when we got there, we weren't even given any information. An old man simply opened the backyard, threw us a tire, and left, leaving us to play in the backyard. We then tried to get a taxi into the city, but after over 10 minutes, our hands were frozen, and no one took our request. We asked if they could drop us off at the bus station or subway station, but they said, "We're only staying one night, and everyone else is taking a taxi, so how can we pick you up?" Overall, for ¥651 per night, we didn't get any of the services we were looking for. We had to wait for the airport pickup, which would have been better off taking a taxi. We had to ask for any of the included benefits, or they wouldn't be available. The sledding was just for fun in the backyard, and we had to walk there. It was a very unsatisfactory stay. Service: Very dissatisfied

The B&B was cleaner than I expected, and the kangs were a great way to teach children about traditional culture. Few city dwellers get to experience this traditional northern culture. The owner's homemade sauerkraut dumplings are more suitable for southerners like me, as they're less sour and have more meat than those you find outside. It was the first day of the ***** New Year, and the village was setting off fireworks in the early morning. It was a truly festive occasion!

The homestay is very unique, if you want to experience the traditional Northeastern kang, you must come! The service is very thoughtful, with a considerate airport pick-up service. I recommend staying here!

A very nice homestay with a kang near Harbin, I went out of my way to experience the kang! The hotel service is very thoughtful and enthusiastic. I truly experienced the enthusiasm and generosity of the people of Northeast China.

Since my flight was delayed and I arrived late that day, the owner sent a waiter to wait at the door for me. Thank you for your hard work. The room was well-equipped, clean, and the heating was just right. The bed was comfortable, not unbearably hot as some say. Harbin's winters are so cold, so the scenery isn't particularly scenic, but the ski resort, even for a Cantonese person like me, was still quite impressive. The next day, the owner had the waiter drive us to the ski resort, which is a few minutes' drive from the hotel and is probably located in a field. I think it would be better to go in the summer. Winter is too cold, so people can't stay outside for too long, and children can't play as much as they want. They usually have to go back home after two hours at most.

The environment and facilities are OK