Hotels with Parking in Heihe

A decent hotel for a short stay. Within walking distance of both the bus and train stations, and about 10 minutes by car to the city center. Recently renovated. Rooms have windows (some don’t), and each one has its own extractor fan and AC. The shower is just a drain in the floor with no curtain or enclosure, so water gets everywhere nearby. The drains do smell a bit — that’s normal for this place, just keep the door closed. Bedding is clean. Rooms have the basics for a night’s stay. TV only gets Chinese channels, and without a VIP subscription you can’t even watch Life with Kanas. The owner is always on-site and happy to help with any issues — they’ll sort you out right away.

The hotel is okay, everything is clean and cozy, with a recent modern renovation. It's a bit far from the center, but you can easily get around town by taxi for 10 yuan. We went downtown every day. There's a dumpling shop and a grocery store nearby. There are also Russian restaurants in the center. It's convenient that there's a laundry room (free with detergent), but the washing machine and dryer don't work well. The staff is nice and helpful. We had an egg and coffee for breakfast, but the selection isn't great and they're more for Chinese guests. We upgraded our room for an extra fee.

My friend visited Heihe during the May Day holiday. Upon arrival at the hotel, we checked the reserved room first, and with the manager's help, we were upgraded to a river-view room. The room was spacious, bright, and offered a wide view. Watching the ice floes of the Heilongjiang River flow rapidly from inside, my friend was very happy, as it was his first time in Northeast China. The room was very comfortable, with clean and tidy pure white sheets; the attention to detail was excellent. The manager was very warm, helpful, and attentive, making my friend feel the warmth and sincerity of the people of Heihe! The hotel's location is convenient, close to the night market and morning market, and adjacent to the Sino-Russian Overseas Chinese Memorial Hall and the Heihe River Cruise Wharf. The hotel has a Western restaurant, serving both Chinese and Western cuisine, which my friend found excellent. Parking is also convenient, with free parking spaces in front and in the courtyard, making it easy to get around. I personally think it's extremely cost-effective. Before leaving, my friend said that looking at the river view and gazing at Russia on the opposite bank, Heihe was so peaceful and comfortable. I want to thank the hotel manager and staff again for their warm and meticulous service; the experience was top-notch. This hotel will definitely be the first choice for my relatives and friends next time.

It was an okay stay. As a foreigner who doesn't smoke the smell of cigarettes is everywhere  it seems. It was definitely in the room and on the towels, bedding etc. Just be aware that Taxis are both Ride Shares using DiDi App so if you get them while ordering a DiDi don't expect to pay the set price. They will charge more off meter or charge standard rate to go to the Train Station. I was charged 80 yuan and 50 yuan on two different occasions. One rate to get to the hotel and then a different one to go back to the train station!!!

My overall stay was fantastic! The hotel's ambiance was quiet and elegant, the room had great natural light and ventilation, and it was impeccably clean with excellent, fully functional facilities. The front desk staff were attentive and polite, making check-in a breeze. It's conveniently located for getting around, I slept really well, and the value for money is unbeatable. This will definitely be my first choice for future trips!

The hotel's price/performance ratio is not said, the prices of Nenjiang are also cheap, and the river fish is very cheap, that is, the actual stay of the river view written by Trip.com is really not. There is still a little psychological expectation to go to stay. The Suzhou Shopping Exhibition parking lot in the hotel parking lot is not very convenient, but the doorman is very good and helped us carry the luggage. Must be praised

The hotel is located near the waterfront, a short taxi ride from the ferry terminal and the city's main pedestrian and shopping street. The rooms are a bit dated and weathered, but generally well-maintained. The restaurant on the 19th floor offers panoramic views of the city, and tables are located on a rotating axial structure that allows you to admire the city from all angles. Considering the price, this is a great place to stay in Heihe.

I booked it in a couple of clicks. Upon check-in, no questions asked, and I was immediately given a room card. We paid an extra 10 yuan for the sauna.

The Wudalianchi Scenic Area is vast and free to enter, but individual attractions require tickets. The hotel is centrally located within the scenic area, making it convenient to access all the smaller attractions. The front desk staff were very welcoming, providing a map and introducing the attractions and recommended routes. The hotel restaurant was large, and the owner, a hardworking and hospitable woman from Northeast China, hosted two dinners. We sampled Northeastern specialties: Acanthopanax senticosus, chicken stew with mushrooms, braised crucian carp, and steamed golden pomfret. The food was quite good, arguably among the best in the Wudalianchi Scenic Area. The hotel's first-floor supermarket was well-stocked with many local specialties and daily necessities, which was very helpful for tourists. However, the saleswoman's business acumen needed improvement; she didn't know the answers to many questions, but she was honest and straightforward, admitting what she didn't know and not trying to deceive customers.

Stayed two nights in June. Wudalian Chi Scenic Area struggling with the closure of the best sights. This hotel is central, quiet, clean and great value. A Chinese breakfast is included.There are no top end hotels in the area. Hotel is 10 minutes walk from the bus terminal, turn right. Downstairs there are two mini supermarkets. Turn right and then first right for a street with restaurants; unfortunately i didn't note the one we went to but it was by far the busiest. Cross the road from the hotel, turn left and right down a small road just before a small creek; all the way down the end is the new site of the tofu restaurant mentioned in LP