Hotels With Pools in Heilongjiang, China

"Excellent Location and Wonderful Service. I would especially like to thank the tall gentleman wearing glasses who assisted us at the front desk during check-in. I’m sorry that I didn’t catch his name. He spoke excellent English, so there were no communication difficulties at all, and he made the entire check-in process smooth and comfortable. Having a staff member who can communicate so fluently in English is a great advantage for international guests. His friendly and professional service left a very positive impression on us . Xu Tingting at the breakfast restaurant was also very kind and welcoming, with a lovely smile. The staff members who cleared the dishes from the tables were equally friendly and attentive, which made our breakfast experience even more pleasant. The hotel’s location is excellent. It was very convenient to have meals or go shopping at Wanda Plaza and then return to the hotel to rest. There are also many good restaurants nearby, and the museum and department stores are within easy reach, making this an ideal location for exploring Qiqihar. We were very satisfied with both the convenient location and the warm service. In particular, the excellent English and professional assistance provided by the gentleman at the front desk made our stay much more comfortable and left us with an especially positive impression of the hotel."

"Overall, I liked the resort. Our rooms were in the upgraded Building B, spacious and clean. The room has everything you need for a comfortable stay: a bathroom, kettle, TV, and a small refrigerator. Breakfast for two is included in the room rate. Overall, the breakfasts are good, but as mentioned above, I agree, the food is a bit heavy. Upon check-in, we were given a voucher for one free pool room. The treatments at the resort are excellent; we tried acupuncture, massages, mud therapy, and even went to the dentist. Everything was great, and it was clean. The therapist writes out a medical chart (I've attached a photo), and when you pay for the treatments, you also get vouchers for free pool access (I've also attached a photo). There are shops near the resort where you can buy fruit; it's tastier here. Outside the resort, you can walk to a spring with ”stomach-boosting” water; the nature is very beautiful. There's a wooden walking path, so you can walk through the valley every day."

"This hotel is truly unique, I've never stayed in a Hakka earthen building (weilu) before. The location is excellent too; you definitely can't see all of Zhonghua Baroque in one go. We stayed for three days, and each time we went out and came back, it felt fresh and new, always a different experience. When we checked in, we were talking about Northeastern cuisine, and the front desk girl enthusiastically recommended Sanba Restaurant, which we really enjoyed. The room was quite spacious and beautiful. The Smith water purifier was exceptionally good, I'm definitely going to get one!"

"Due to client visits, I arrange accommodations here several times a year. The breakfast offers a wide variety of items, but the quality of the ingredients is subpar. 1. The yellow noodles were sticky and chewy after cooking. 2. The dried tofu had a strange odor. 3. The egg rolls were filled with a bunch of ingredients, making the taste odd and complex. Everything else is good, but the kitchen really needs to upgrade the quality of its ingredients."

"The service is very thoughtful, the staff is very enthusiastic, which makes me feel very warm. I will choose to stay next time. The room has a wide view, bright sunshine, and comfortable beds. It is very convenient to go out to the bus stop. The room is clean and sanitary. I like it😍😍"

"The Sheraton Daqing offers a grand atmosphere, excellent hygiene, attentive service, and good soundproofing, making for a very comfortable stay. The lobby is luxurious and spacious, the rooms are bright with plenty of natural light and fully equipped. The front desk service is thoughtful, and my family and I were very satisfied with our stay."

"Japan is renowned worldwide for its tea ceremony (Chado) and flower arranging (Kado). The tea ceremony is a distinctive culinary art and a form of social etiquette for tea gatherings. It not only requires an elegant and natural environment but also dictates a precise set of procedures for boiling, brewing, and tasting tea. Great care is taken in selecting and appreciating tea utensils, arranging and decorating the tearoom's calligraphy and paintings, and even in the construction of the tearoom itself. The Japanese view the tea ceremony as a means of self-cultivation, enhancing cultural literacy, and socializing."