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"Hotel facilities are very complete, the room is spacious and bright, the hotel The environment and room were very clean, the front desk staff was very enthusiastic and patiently answered questions. Parking at the entrance of the hotel is very convenient. The breakfast is rich and delicious. recommend!"

"This was my first time visiting Snow Town, and I had a great experience. The tatami beds were much more comfortable than the old-style heated kangs (the temperature was just right). The hotel is right next to the large stone tablet, so you can easily walk from one end of the street to the other and soak in the lively market atmosphere of Snow Town."

"Choosing this hotel in Snow Town is a sure bet, no need to compare it with any others. My husband and I drove here, and I'd done a lot of research. When I travel, I'm usually spot-on with my hotel choices, as we spend most of our time out exploring. This place is clean, their courtyard has a lot of unique features, and the location is fantastic – just a short walk from where the shuttle drops you off, and only a few steps to the disco area. It's right by the Snow Town monument. Someone even helped us with our luggage. The owner is thoughtful and even provided a humidifier in the room, which was great. Plus, their courtyard is spacious and perfect for photos. Breakfast was also satisfying, and the night view of the snow mushrooms was stunning. I really wanted to stay another night, but our itinerary was already set. We'll definitely be back! The last photo shows guests from Indonesia; they said it wasn't cold in Snow Town, even at -22℃, haha. Facilities: Good Hygiene: Good Environment: Good Service: Good"

"When I visited Jingbo Lake, I checked into a hotel opposite the train station. Parking was convenient and it was quiet at night. I found that the quilt cover was torn, so I told the waiter and they immediately arranged for it to be replaced. There are few sockets and they are not very easy to use. You can ask for a power ***** at the front desk. The overall service is okay."

"The waiter has a good attitude. Stepping into this hotel is like stepping into a paradise in the world. The interior decoration is exquisite, and it seems to have the ingenuity of ”carving out the Qionglou with meticulous care”; the utensils are arranged regularly, showing the meticulousness of ”the windows are bright and clean without any dust”. The owner is warm and hospitable, and answers every inquiry in detail, as if meeting old friends again, very cordial. When you wake up in the morning, you can see the glow through the gauze, and when you return home in the evening, you can hear the breeze blowing through the curtains. Accommodation here is not only a place to rest, but also a place for the soul, where you can forget your worries and enjoy peace. It is really the best choice."

"The hotel is located within the scenic area, which means a long walk from the main entrance. We booked a family room, which was very spacious, but the bathroom was right by the entrance. The vanity area was inconveniently placed when opening the door, and the clothes hook wasn't fixed properly and kept falling off. The power outlet was behind the curtain, which was annoying because every time I charged my phone, the curtain would open. I had to pull the curtain back several times during the night. The heater was in the bathroom, so we had to leave the door open for the heat to circulate, but it wasn't quite enough to warm up such a large space, possibly due to the very cold temperatures."

"What a pleasant surprise! This guesthouse experience was fantastic. The owner and staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive throughout my stay. The room was spotlessly clean, not a speck of dust anywhere. What really stood out was the smart home system, controlled by AI – super convenient with voice commands. Even the hairdryer was amazing; it had great power and left my hair smooth, much better than those at many hotels! The space was roomy and comfortable, and there were plenty of outlets, so no fighting for charging spots. The separate toilet, shower, and sink area was a game-changer – no morning rush when getting ready. I've already recommended it to friends, and I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit!"

"We stayed in a capsule room. This time around, the staff were incredibly helpful and lovely, right from the front desk where they tried their best to communicate clearly. (There's a 200 yuan deposit per room, which you get back at check-out.) After paying for the room and deposit, an elderly gentleman escorted us to our room. He even pulled our luggage right to the door and gave us a ride on a cart (so sweet!). Inside the room, it was clean and tidy. The bathroom had a heater, so the shower was nice and hot! 😅 The bathroom was a bit small, but it was okay. (Oh, they provide two sets of towels, but you can ask for more if needed.) Our room had a beautiful view, exactly as pictured (we got a corner room, #31, while our friends in #32 said their view wasn't as good but still okay). The curtain in our room was a bit confusing to figure out at first, but we managed. Another thing I loved was the thick, soft, and very clean snow right outside our room – perfect for playing in and taking photos. The only slight downside is that it's quite a long walk, so be careful not to strain your arms if you have a lot of luggage. ^^ But overall, I was impressed. The price was worth the experience! ^^"

"Superb B&B, the owner is so enthusiastic and can’t say enough good things about it Hygiene: clean Environment: It’s warm. When you come back to face it, you will feel the warmth."

"I stayed in a loft room in mid-December, and it was one of the cheaper options in Snow Village. **Facilities:** The bed was a hard wooden board with a thin, one-centimeter foam pad and an even thinner mattress on top – thinner than military-issue beds. Even with a comforter, it was still uncomfortable and hurt my bones. The pillows weren't the flat kind for sleeping; instead, there were only thick, bulky bolster pillows, even plumper than those in typical hotels. My head and shoulders had to lie at an awkward angle, making for a very uncomfortable sleep. Don't use the excuse of rural conditions; anyone can tell if a mattress and pillow are comfortable just by trying them. After I entered the room, the staff member even proactively asked if I wanted to see other rooms. It seems the owner knows guests will find it uncomfortable but insists on this setup, hoping to coax guests who can't tolerate it into upgrading to more expensive rooms. **Environment:** There's a shared bathroom on the loft floor. If someone is using it and you can't wait, there's a public restroom right next to the guesthouse, so it's not too inconvenient. **Service:** When checking in, I said I didn't want to add them on WeChat. The front desk staff's persistent demands to add WeChat, using excuses like 'so we can contact you anytime if there's an issue' or 'it's convenient for sending service information,' were quite irritating. Can't they provide service without WeChat? Or is it inconvenient for them to solicit good reviews later? It took several times for me to express my refusal before they finally gave me a contact number. After reading their service regulations, I found out it's perfectly fine to leave a phone number! I thought guests who didn't add WeChat were in trouble and would be subjected to their 'pua' tactics. **Scenic Area:** The snow-covered rooftops are pretty, but you can only see about forty meters of them. The main axis of the scenic area is Xueyun Street, a two-hundred-meter street lined entirely with shops. Reindeer-drawn sleighs and dog sleds are common attractions you can see at many spots in Northeast China. There are also Yangge dance troupes and Ansai Waist Drum troupes performing along the street. There weren't many surprises or major disappointments, as I already knew it was full of tourist traps before coming. **Note:** A deposit was required upon check-in. The photo shows proof of payment."