Romantic Hotels in Heilongjiang, China

This is the best hotel I've stayed at in the past two years, from the ambiance to the service, room cleanliness, and even the food. The location is also very convenient, whether you're strolling along Central Street or taking a taxi or bus, it's perfect. Highly recommended! Every staff member treated guests with uniform politeness and professionalism. Thanks to their service, we had a comfortable and pleasant three-day, two-night stay. I really love Harbin; this experience after so many years was fantastic! See you next time.

Yiyi Homestay is the best I've ever stayed at. The front desk staff are incredibly helpful and welcoming; they even stored our luggage for free. The location is perfect – just a few steps from Daoli Market (a morning and evening food street), and St. Sophia Cathedral and Central Street aren't far either. There's also the New 100 Mall, an underground shopping area, Yibinzhi Home downstairs, and the KFC next door is a must-try (coming from a Malaysian baby 👶)! If you're still cold, don't be shy to ask for a heater. They even offer to lend money if your WeChat Pay runs out – I'm so grateful for Ruoyi's incredible service! The room is spacious, clean, and comfortable, just as pictured, with city views from the window, including St. Sophia Cathedral, which is stunning at night. You'll never be short of places to eat. Diagonally opposite the Central Street subway 🚇, there are many fruit stalls with fresh selections. Across from the fruit stall, there's an underground eatery – I highly recommend the black rice porridge for only RMB 3, along with other authentic local delicacies at great prices.

This is the first five-star review I've given a hotel all year. The hotel is right next to Central Street and very close to the Central Street subway station. There are plenty of dining options around the hotel, and of course, Central Street itself is great for shopping, so the location is excellent. But these are secondary; the hotel's overall service and facilities were truly impressive. The staff's warm service and the perfect facilities left a deep impression on me. Even though we only had one suitcase, the doorman helped us carry it all the way to our room. The room wasn't huge, but it was very well-equipped, especially the fully automatic toilet. The shower pressure was excellent, and the water temperature was just right. The quality of the dental kit was also very good; I even took a new set home. Besides the buffet, it seems there are also special daily offerings for breakfast, and afternoon tea is provided. The room was also very quiet, which was a huge plus. This will definitely be my top choice when I visit Harbin again.

This hotel truly excels in every aspect, from service to amenities. The thoughtful touches in the room, like the humidifier, wet wipes, disposable toilet seat covers, earplugs, and plastic slippers, show they really consider the guest's perspective. The front desk staff are incredibly welcoming and accommodating. When I checked out, they even offered a 'princess treatment' service, escorting me all the way to my ride-sharing car. I noticed many families staying here, which makes sense given the excellent family-friendly services. The front desk offers a breakfast voucher for just one yuan, and for multiple guests staying multiple nights, they thoughtfully arrange rooms together. Breakfast itself is delicious and varied, with the crispy fried pork (guoba rou) and tofu pudding being particular highlights.

The hotel service was truly exceptional. On my first day, I used a toilet seat cover, and from the next day onwards, disposable toilet seat covers were provided daily. Housekeeping was always prompt, and fresh fruit and mineral water were replenished regularly. The bedding was changed every two days. What was even more incredible was that on my last day, while packing, I noticed that all the black scuff marks from baggage handling on my suitcase had been wiped clean! The location is also superb. A left turn leads to the Hongzhuan Street morning market, and a short walk to the right takes you to Central Street. I never had breakfast at the hotel because there were so many great food options nearby. I'd go out in the morning, come back for a rest at noon, and then head out again in the afternoon, feeling completely refreshed. Wandering around the old streets near the hotel, you can find beautiful small churches and old buildings – absolutely fantastic! If it's your first time visiting, I highly recommend staying at this hotel.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the subway station and airport shuttle. It's also easy to catch a taxi; just turn left onto the main road. Turning left also takes you directly to Central Avenue, and it's only a few minutes' walk to the Hongzhuan Street morning market. Getting around is very convenient, and there are plenty of places to eat and shop nearby downstairs. Our room had a balcony facing the street, but it was very quiet at night. The front desk service was great, and they even provided hot bottled water. The room had a separate wet and dry area, and while it was a bit small, the layout was relatively reasonable. If you have a large suitcase, you might not have much space to open it up, but if you're traveling light, it's highly recommended. It offers great value for money. I stayed for four days and overall, I was very satisfied.

Stayed two nights at the Shangri-La with my family (two adults, one child) during the May Day holiday. The lovely front desk staff upgraded our room upon check-in and gave my child a complimentary drink. The room, as others have mentioned, felt a little dated, but the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a quiet and comfortable stay, and we slept very well both nights. We had breakfast at 8 AM and didn't have to wait for a table. The location is superb, convenient for both taxis and the subway. I'd like to acknowledge that every staff member we encountered at this legitimate five-star hotel was incredibly warm and polite, demonstrating their professional service! A special shout-out to Wang Jingwen and Geng Jiamei. I recommend the Shangri-La.

The hotel experience was fantastic! The location is super convenient, just a few minutes' walk to the subway station, with plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the soundproofing was excellent, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. The facilities were complete, with efficient air conditioning, hot water, and reliable internet. The toiletries were also of good quality. The staff were warm and helpful, handling check-in and check-out efficiently and always ready to answer questions. The breakfast spread was extensive, with fresh and delicious ingredients. This place offers incredible value for money, and I'll definitely choose it again on my next visit. Highly recommend it to everyone!

Facilities: Not bad, many facilities are quite user-friendly, and there are also contact lens cases and toilet footstools. But the TV network is not very good, and the TV freezes obviously. Hygiene: Overall it is okay, there will be some small details. It can be understood and tolerated, but it still needs to be strengthened (such as ground debris and obvious water stains at the bottom of the mouthwash cup) Environment: Not bad, the light luxury atmosphere created is not bad. The second floor is on the road side, which is noisy at night. Service: The front desk staff on the day of check-in on the 17th was very professional and the communication was very good. When checking out on the 18th, there was a girl with a bun at the front desk who was a little dwarfed. The communication was cold and impolite throughout the communication. The breakfast corn is not good, especially in the Northeast, such corn will lose points, I hope it can be improved.

The room was larger than a typical standard room. The environment was excellent, and the breakfast was fantastic. We pre-ordered it the day before, and it was freshly made when we arrived in the morning. They even specially prepared a kids' meal for us, knowing we had a child.