The Russian charm preserved by time

🌆Ladies, today I want to share with you a super awesome hotel - the Nikitin Hotel in Hailar! ✨From the outside, the revolving door hidden under the large colorful castle is not very eye-catching, but once you enter, it's a whole new world! Black and white marble floors, hollow carved screens, old phonographs, and samovars instantly make you feel like you've traveled back in time. 💃The front desk also has a curved second-floor balcony, full of old Russian historical charm. Walking through the rectangular partition door, the row of Baroque-style clothing on the right side of the lobby is even more eye-catching. Put on a dress full of Versailles palace vibes and take photos, and you'll instantly transform into nobility! 😜And oh, hotel guests can change clothes for free, while visiting guests can pay for the experience. 🌟This hotel also has a remarkable history. Its predecessor was the first hotel established by Tsarist Russian General 'Nikitin' on Doctor Street in Manzhouli (now Zhong-Su Jin Street) in 1904. At that time, it was a gathering and entertainment place for Russian military, business travelers, and other dignitaries. 🛏The room design continues the Russian style, and the hotel supplies such as shower gel, shampoo, and body lotion are all imported from Russia, with excellent quality! 🎈There are large Russian nesting dolls and Easter eggs at the hotel entrance, which are super cute for photos! Next to it is a large mall, and the duty-free shop has various snacks, chocolates, candies, etc., which are great to take home as souvenirs. 📍Address: No. 85, Nierji Road, Hedong Fada Plaza, Hailar, Hulunbuir 💰Reference price: Around 300 (including breakfast/afternoon tea) 🚗Transportation: About 14 minutes by taxi from Hailar Airport, about 9 minutes by taxi from the train station 💖Most of Hailar city is used as a transit point for Hulunbuir travel, with not many places to visit. Come to the Nikitin Hotel to experience the retro style, then go to Fada Plaza, taste the Lubuli Restaurant (Russian cuisine), visit Hailar Train Station, and try Mongolian barbecue at Mengxiangyuan. The rest is exploring Mongolian cuisine and milk tea shops!