Mohe Hotels with Bars

"This is the first time in decades I've left a negative review on Ctrip, and this stay was an absolute nightmare, no exaggeration. I chose what's supposed to be the best hotel in Mohe, but I didn't get a wink of sleep. The hotel has large fans running at night, and lying in bed, my ear on the pillow, created a resonant effect with the noise (I wonder if anyone can understand or relate to that). I called the front desk to ask for a room change, but was told there were no other rooms of that type available. I said, 'If there's an issue with this room, it shouldn't be assigned!' Ultimately, no solution was found!!! The next morning, I had a splitting headache and tearfully complained to the front desk. They apologized and offered a late checkout until 2 PM, but my Ctrip benefits already allowed for a 2 PM checkout anyway!! I asked to speak to the front desk manager or lobby manager and was told the leaders weren't in... Again, no resolution! I had planned to stay three nights in Mohe, but ended up buying a flight to Harbin for that very day. My final checkout time was 3:30 PM. I was truly, truly, truly, truly, truly distraught! It's been two days since I arrived in Harbin and my head still hurts. Extremely disappointed! I hope the Ctrip platform can advocate for a loyal customer of decades. The photos are my own, taken directly at the large equipment downstairs that caused the noise. I showed them to the hotel front desk and suggested their managers stay one night to experience my suffering! They just chuckled and gave no response! I stayed in room 802."

"The room was very clean, and all the towels were disposable, which was super convenient. The owner saw that our booked room wouldn't accommodate a family of three, so she upgraded us to a better room for free. We arrived very late, and our child was hungry and we hadn't brought any food. Her daughter even gave us a cup of instant noodles – truly a beautiful soul with a kind heart! She was also incredibly warm and hospitable."

"This was by far the best hotel I stayed at during my ten-day trip to Northeast China! Mohe was my last night on the trip, and I had been quite disappointed by previous hotels, so staying here really cheered me up. The owner was super nice, even helped with my luggage, and clearly pays great attention to details and creating a good atmosphere. The room had an instant hot water dispenser with adjustable temperature, a humidifier, and a truly beautiful view. Besides regular towels, disposable ones were also provided. Mohe was right outside the window. The price was also much better than other guesthouses I'd seen, even those with potentially nicer decor. And the toiletries were L'Occitane – that was a pleasant surprise I definitely didn't expect! I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Mohe in winter."

"The environment is atmospheric, the service is good, the room is large, and the hygiene is good. Because the flight is after 5 pm, after communicating with the front desk clerk, the check-out is postponed to 2 pm. It should be considered a better hotel in Mohe! Good review"

"The facilities in the winery are relatively old. There is no wardrobe in the room, only a clothes hanger, but there is a wall of wine bottle display cabinets 😅; the TV is very small and can't be watched; the Arctic Village splashing water into ice is ten yuan per time in the park, and the hotel does not provide hot water and splashing scoops. This is really not as good as Beihong Village; I asked, and the boss said that I could boil water to play, but there were no tools; in fact, I just wanted to compare and ask, the homestay owners in Beihong Village are more simple and kind."

"This wasn't the most expensive room I stayed in during this trip, but it was definitely the most comfortable and my favorite. The quality of the hotel amenities is evident in the details; the provision of disposable towels and bath towels eliminates any concerns about hygiene, which is often an issue with B&Bs. The toiletries provided in the room are also of high quality, and there are so many of them that even as someone in the industry, I worried the owner's operating costs might be too high. The room was quite warm, which might be unusual for someone from the south, so the landlady cooled us down with delicious ice cream, half a dozen bottles of mineral water, and frozen pears and persimmons. Both the interior and exterior of the building show signs of professional design. As someone who is very particular about hotels, I surprisingly found almost no faults. If I had to pick something to tell the landlady, it would be this: Was that light box in the courtyard with the big flame and the 'Beiji Village' (Arctic Village) lettering placed there by your designer? It really detracts from the overall aesthetic of your courtyard! Hahaha."

"I booked a suite and the kids were very happy running up and down the stairs. The room is unimaginably big, with two large beds upstairs and downstairs. Clean and hygienic, the windows look out to the snowy scenery"

"Although it was -40 degrees Celsius, the guesthouse was so warm and cozy. We even had to sleep with the windows open at night. There were free water-splashing ice machines to play with outside, and fireworks too. The owner was incredibly helpful, constantly assisting us with finding shared rides and group tours. They were so hospitable; they even gave us two bottles of water when we left, which touched me deeply. Although I won't be coming back to Mohe (too cold), I'll definitely recommend it to my friends!"

"Compared to Beihong Village, Beiji Village is an extremely commercialized place. When booking, I immediately spotted Yigeli Wooden House among the many guesthouses; its typical log cabin style was very appealing. As a southerner, I'd never stayed in a completely wooden house before, and this was definitely an experience I wanted to have. Log cabins are traditional Russian dwellings; everything you see is wood. The creaking of the stairs reminded me of walking on the wooden floors of old buildings when I was a child. I was shocked when I opened the door. The owner must have upgraded us to a log cabin terrace suite. It was huge! There was a massive living room, bedroom, and bathroom; at night, it felt almost eerily empty. The view from the terrace was nice. I walked carefully on the floor, afraid of disturbing the people downstairs. However, I later discovered that the soundproofing seemed quite good; apart from the sound of my own footsteps, I couldn't hear any noise from the surrounding rooms. The shower was an integrated shower room with a water jet and massage function. I'd only ever seen this in the Lisboa Hotel in Macau; I didn't expect to see it here. The only downside was that the space inside was too small; it was difficult to even turn around after closing the door. Breakfast was decent, with a good selection. After eating, we continued our drive. By the way, I always felt the style and arrangement of the furniture in the rooms and dining room was a bit odd. Upon closer inspection, I realized many of them were items I'd sourced from Vienna Hotels. The only downside was that the heating pipes in the room seemed to have a problem; there was a constant sound of water flowing, sometimes loud, sometimes soft, which woke me up several times during the night."

"Who can refuse a place that looks so good to take pictures, and who can refuse to snow in March, Mohe has! The homestays are all large glass, it really feels so much to see the snow, and there is still snow and ice at the end of March. There is no one here. It's a pity that it will be snowed, so you must come again to see the real ice and snow! The people in the homestay are also super good, coaxing me as a child, upgrading me to a large suite with a view, the sanitary conditions are great, brainless, hahaha."