Hotels With Bar in Heilongjiang, China

This was an incredible hotel. We stayed here for 4 nights during the Ice Festival with 3 kids. We had the family themed room and our kids loved the kids room. It’s basically a kids themed room that’s conjoined with a regular king sized room with an adjoining door between the rooms. It’s perfect for young kids. The staff is incredibly kind and courteous. The service is top notch. The bellman/porter staff at the front are some of the best I’ve ever had in Chinese hotels. Many staff including Max went out of their way to make sure we were well taken care of. The breakfast had so much variety and was very luxurious. The service here was great as well and our waitress Air did a great job helping our kids. The location is really convenient being right across the street from a Line 3 Metro Station and across the street from where you can take the cable car across the river to Sun Island. It was a short walk to Central Avenue. No complaints at all. Would definitely stay here again. The only thing that could be better would be if it had a pool since our kids love pools. Thanks for a wonderful stay and service!

One hundred praises wouldn't be enough for the Junyi Courtyard Scenery Hotel! During my four-night stay in Harbin, the service at this hotel wasn't just 'good'—it was 'like family.' Every staff member, from those at the entrance and front desk to the restaurant, bar, and housekeeping, greeted us with warmth and enthusiasm. We had an early morning flight and needed to leave the hotel around 7 AM, but the hotel restaurant's normal breakfast service starts at 7:30 AM. We had already resigned ourselves to going to the airport on an empty stomach. The night before, when we asked the front desk, a female staff member said she would try to arrange something. The next morning, a tall male staff member gently knocked on our door, informing us that three bowls of beef noodles were ready downstairs and asking if we needed help with our luggage. This truly made us feel what 'customer-centric' service means. The continuous, all-day dining care, beyond this special breakfast, also left us extremely satisfied. The rich breakfast allowed us to start our day feeling energized. Even better, the complimentary afternoon tea (milk tea, snacks, desserts, fruits) from 11 AM to 7 PM meant that every time we returned from the freezing cold, we could immediately get warm and refuel. After 9 PM, there was also a late-night snack service (like wontons). When my family member fell ill, a female and male staff member very thoughtfully brought some up to our room—it was incredibly heartwarming. The hotel also has a complimentary self-service laundry room, complete with detergent, which was already a big plus. But what made it even better was when the cleaning auntie saw us carrying a pile of laundry. She immediately and enthusiastically offered, ”Give it to me, no problem, I'll help you wash and dry it!” We returned that evening to find our clothes neatly placed in our room. This proactive attitude, genuinely wanting to help guests solve their problems, made us feel as if we were being cared for at home. During the Christmas season, the hotel also prepared lovely little Christmas gifts for children, making the holiday cheer absolutely full. For families traveling with kids, this hotel is sincerely recommended!

The facilities here are top-notch; they have everything you could possibly need, and the cleanliness is impeccable, not a spot missed. The mattress was incredibly soft, making for a very comfortable stay. The front desk service was also excellent, I'm very satisfied. The hotel is conveniently located near St. Sophia Cathedral and Red Brick Street, both just a ten-minute walk away.

Facilities: The hotel facilities are comprehensive, quite new, and of good quality. The showerhead was a bit fancy; I didn't quite figure it out at first, but then I realized it was actually quite convenient. Hygiene: It was very clean; I didn't find any stains or anything. Environment: Conveniently located. A short walk downstairs brings you to Central Street at the intersection, close to the Flood Control Monument. The intersection is also where the Pegasus lanterns are hung. It's on a street accessible to vehicles, so it's easy to get a taxi right to the entrance. It's also close to Harbin Station, just a quick taxi ride away. Service: The service was very warm and enthusiastic. They offered to help plan itineraries, and the front desk staff had that friendly, chatty Northeastern characteristic. They were very helpful in answering all sorts of questions about morning markets, frozen pears, and more. I even got a room upgrade when my flight arrived late at night, which felt very lucky.

The hotel is absolutely beautiful; the moment you walk in, it feels like stepping into a fairy tale. The service is also excellent, and the breakfast especially deserves high praise. It was incredibly delicious, with a wide variety of dishes and great flavors. The hot dishes, in particular, were superior to many five-star hotels. I was even surprised to find roasted lamb leg and abalone at breakfast, and the sausages were also tasty. The hotel bed was exceptionally comfortable, from the pillows to the mattress. Out of my nine-day trip to Northeast China, this was the most comfortable bed I've slept in. The location is perfect; you step right out onto Central Street, and within 200 meters, there are countless highly-rated restaurants. The only minor downsides are that the elevator is a bit slow, possibly due to it being an older building conversion, and the room was a bit small. However, the hotel thoughtfully upgraded us to a larger room. All in all, it's highly recommended. Upon leaving, they even provided a lovely souvenir gift bag with good quality candies and wafers, as shown in the picture below.

Service: The service attitude exceeded our expectations, it was excellent! They even gave us a beautiful little dress when we checked out. The location is pretty good, and the hotel decor feels quite new. P.S. The mattress was incredibly comfortable. Overall, it was great value for money.

Nice hotel with a broad range of food for breakfast with not only chinese breakfast type but also toast, butter and jam). Nice service and follow-up as well. All the seats in their shuttle from the airport were booked so they offered to pay me back the taxi fees (please note that there is a maximum amount). And when you check-in they will provide a welcome pack with every practical things needed to resist the cold weather in Harbin.

When I travel, I usually prefer staying in newly opened hotels because they tend to be cleaner. I stumbled upon this one and it seemed pretty good. **Environment**: The decor style is quite nice. **Hygiene**: It's very clean. **Service**: The staff member (a young man) helped with transfers and carrying luggage, and even gave me a hot water bottle. That was really nice.

Fantastic 3 nights stay at Manxin Hotel. The Hotel is located right on the square with Saint Sophia Church. It's a great feeling to walk pass such a beautiful landmark everytime we leave or return to the the hotel. The rooms are well appointed and impeccably clean. A short stroll brings you to the Zhong Yang Da Jie Pedestrian street. Across the square is the Dali Market where you can find all kinds of local food at a great price.

Service: This aspect deserves all the stars it can get; I'm incredibly satisfied. Every staff member I encountered was friendly and patient. They even gave us a cake when they heard it was our anniversary. The welcome fruit… I've never seen such a generous welcome fruit platter, it was like a still-life painting… The service truly felt like a warm winter sunbeam during our journey. Oh, and I didn't have time for the complimentary afternoon tea, but they arranged for me to have it after check-out… The free travel photography service was also quite good. Cleanliness: Normal, nothing to complain about. Environment and Facilities: I'll discuss these two together. I gave 5 points, fully considering that this is a century-old building, so the hardware is indeed limited… The soundproofing… well, I could vaguely hear some disagreements between what sounded like a mother and daughter next door… but it wasn't persistent and didn't affect our sleep, so I'll let that slide. The heating was definitely not cold, but there was a slight difference compared to what I understand as standard indoor heating in Harbin… However, I also know there's not much you can do, as we came specifically for this century of history… If I have time, I'd love to visit again in the summer; the climbing vines in the backyard should look beautiful.