Hotels With Bar in Heilongjiang, China

My room has an amazing view of the river which is especially beautiful at night. The staff is really helpful and friendly. Everyone from the front desk, the door men, the executive lounge staff and the housekeeping staff were very pleasant. I appreciate Fo Xiu who went up to my room to understand my concerns because of the language barrier. My only complaint was that I ordered room service. I ordered steak and soup but there was no dinner plate included. It was difficult to cut the steak in the tiny sizzling plate it was served on. I appreciate the male staff who brought my order to my room. That said, everything else was fantastic. My wishlist is to have a full length mirror inside the room. When I visit the Harbin again, I will stay here.

Taking a hot spring bath while it's snowing, the atmosphere is great! Two free breakfasts, unlimited free hot spring bathing, and one night's accommodation are very cost-effective. The facilities are comprehensive, and there are swimming pools and fish spas. The outdoor hot spring is not too hot, just the right temperature.

The hotel is very conveniently located. You can wear your ski equipment in the building. There are exclusive lockers for skiers with the same room number. You can see the ski field from the room, and the cable car is right outside the window. The scenery is super beautiful. There are many restaurants on the first floor, so eating is not a problem. The front desk staff are very enthusiastic and help contact the car in and out of the hotel. The child bumped his leg while skiing, and the front desk brother enthusiastically found ice cubes for ice compress, which is great. The overall cost performance is definitely not inferior to the CLUBMED next door.

Since I chose Wuwuju, I have been looking forward to a two-day and one-night trip with my bestie. After booking, Xiaoyu specially set up a service team group for us, and gave us detailed answers and plans in the group. I was looking forward to it before the trip!      It took more than two hours to drive by myself. The surprise was that there was a colorful music highway when I entered Qingyun Town. When the car drove on it, there would be music. It was quite fun to encounter it for the first time, but I didn’t have time to record it.      When I arrived at Wuwuju, I felt the enthusiasm of Xiaoyu’s team. They took the initiative to help us carry our luggage and chilled our food and drinks. There was a kind of cordial and familiar feeling of gathering with friends.      Because my mother also wanted to travel with us, we temporarily changed the choice of room. Xiaoyu took care of the feelings of the elderly and upgraded us to a double-bathroom room for free. The room was clean and comfortable. The pillows were thoughtfully prepared with a high cotton pillow and a low buckwheat pillow. The bathroom prepared underwear cleaning liquid, lady bags, and even the toothbrushes were super easy to use with big-headed toothbrushes. The soft slippers were very comfortable. Every detail of the room was experienced by the owner's attentiveness and thoughtfulness. I must give it a thumbs up👍🏻 When we came back in the evening, we had barbecues and watched open-air movies in the yard. Xiaoyu also lit a bonfire for us, and let us pick the vegetables grown in the yard. After drinking a little iced wine, a comfortable life was realized. After dinner, my bestie and I moved a chair to an open space to look up at the starry sky. The sky was full of stars right in front of us, and we were lucky enough to see a shooting star🌠 The breakfast on the second day was very delicate and tasted very good. The aunt made the dumplings by hand, and the coffee was also very nice. We originally planned to go to Haohanpo, but the scenery of the yard made us give up the trip. We took all kinds of photos with my bestie until we left reluctantly in the afternoon. Thanks to all the staff of Wusiju, a group of lovely people who run a B&B with a story, allowing us to experience the life we long for. Next time, I will bring my friends here again, not for the scenery, but just to experience the slow life and meet you again!

First, my overall impression: what a delightful surprise! I initially came with low expectations, assuming hotels near tourist attractions wouldn't be exceptional. However, from the moment we were greeted, to the front desk, and the incredibly attentive staff we saw everywhere, I truly felt, 'This is what a five-star hotel should *really* be like!' A huge thank you to all the staff for their warm and attentive service. My baby absolutely loved the upgraded family room, which was thoughtfully equipped with their favorite toys, including a rocking horse and a small slide. The complimentary fruit was perfectly sweet, and the desserts were both exquisite and delicious. A special shout-out to the breakfast! They had hot noodle soup perfect for babies – the noodles were wonderfully springy, and the broth was delightfully light. My baby's 'clean plate club' moment was proof enough of the amazing culinary skills of the kitchen staff! Reflecting on our stay, I can truly say we felt completely at home. Thank you for every genuine greeting and warm smile. We'll definitely be choosing to stay here again on our next visit! 🥰

The Ritz-Carlton is essentially the go-to choice for hotels in Harbin. Not that it's perfect, but frankly, hotel options in Harbin are quite limited. The Shangri-La feels too old and dated, and I wasn't keen on staying across the Songhua River, as the Songbei area seems to lack the quintessential urban charm of Harbin. So, the Ritz-Carlton it was. To be honest, while both the Ritz and Shangri-La are situated by the Songhua River, the Ritz's surroundings genuinely lack proper dining options. The area felt quite desolate and lonely. The only truly comforting and enjoyable aspect of staying here was the vibrant cityscape bustling with traffic and illuminated by countless lights when viewed from a high floor at night. Gazing at the night view and chatting, a sense of contentment naturally arises. That's why I gave this hotel a full score. Of course, I do have a few minor points of feedback, hoping the hotel can make some improvements. This is just my personal opinion and may not represent other guests. 1. The toothbrush bristles were excessively hard, to the point of being able to pierce one's gums. 2. Toothbrushes should ideally be color-coded. When two people stay, having identical toothbrushes makes it very inconvenient to distinguish them. Providing 'his and hers' sets with different colors is standard practice for hotels, yet the Ritz-Carlton surprisingly missed this basic detail. 3. The cotton swab sticks were too flimsy. When trying to clean my ears after a shower to remove water, the stick bent with just a light touch. Even the cheapest cotton swabs shouldn't use such a fragile material. 4. The shampoo was extremely unpleasant to use. This is subjective and not a major issue. 5. A crucial area for improvement is the service. The front desk staff seemed to lack a genuine customer-centric mindset or perhaps management has not empowered them sufficiently. Despite their smiling faces, they often delivered rather insensitive remarks. Moreover, breakfast staff frequently cleared plates at extremely inappropriate times, completely disregarding whether guests were still eating or in the middle of a conversation. 6. Non-guests were roaming freely, playing music loudly on their phones, and children were opening paid snacks from the mini-fridge and eating them endlessly, all without any staff intervention. Meanwhile, actual hotel guests did not receive the attentive and comprehensive service they deserved. 7. For the breakfast wontons, perhaps use a little less filling. Even the staff cooking them felt the current filling was difficult to cook through. With so many guests waiting, it's naturally hard to cook wontons that contain something like a meatball inside. Additionally, the chef really needs to improve the wonton filling, making it juicier and more tender. A tough, dense filling is neither easy to cook nor pleasant to eat. If the chef prepares a tender, flavorful filling, and the wonton-wrapping staff use just a bit less, the wontons would be both easy to cook and delicious.

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.

This hotel is ideally located in the centre of the city, near to all the main shops and restaurants. You can also walk to St Sophia's cathedral. This place has a lot of charm and character! TV didn't seem to have any movies or anything beyond the regular channels but it was nice and comfortable. The set breakfast was ample and tasted good - it looks as if they have abandoned the buffet style. Staff cannot speak much if any English but I can speak enough Chinese and they were friendly. Overall it is clean and worth it for the price.

The hotel boasts an excellent location. Its European-style decor, which a staff member informed me was French-inspired, gave it a truly grand and opulent feel. We were welcomed with complimentary fruit and afternoon tea. Breakfast was lavish, offering both Chinese and Western options, including freshly roasted sausages and, surprisingly, a whole leg of lamb! Just 50 meters to the right upon exiting, you'll find yourself in the prime area of Central Street, surrounded by countless restaurants offering a vast selection of Chinese and Western cuisine. For lunch, we sampled Madieer Western Restaurant. St. Sophia Cathedral and the Songhua River banks are also conveniently just over a 10-minute walk away. The staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating, always going the extra mile. They even gave us candies as a thoughtful farewell gift. Highly recommended!

This is the oldest building I've ever stayed in. Its 1903 elevator is one of only two operational century-old elevators in China, the other being at the Waldorf Astoria on the Bund in Shanghai. I initially thought I wouldn't like this style, but beyond the lobby's dazzling, opulent gold leaf decor, the rooms were surprisingly comfortable with their low-saturation palette of grey-green, brown, and gold. The velvet wallpaper, with its shifting shades depending on the light, demonstrated excellent taste. The service was excellent; we received welcome drinks upon arrival and welcome fruit in the room. Staff members also shared insights into the hotel's history and the lobby's decor. The location is prime, right next to Central Street and Central Mall. Yet, being on Dongfeng Road, which intersects Central Street, it remains relatively quiet. If I had to nitpick, it would be that, due to it being a century-old building with plumbing limitations, hot water takes a few minutes to come through. Additionally, the TV wasn't working, but it didn't bother me, so I didn't ask staff for assistance.