Experience the warmth of Northeast China at The Ritz-Carlton, Harbin

I've stayed at Ritz-Carltons in other cities, but the one in Harbin really left a bad impression. When discussing the pinnacle of hotels in Northeast China, The Ritz-Carlton Harbin is an unavoidable "top-tier" mention. As the first and currently only true luxury brand hotel in the region, this riverside property has been a standout since its 2012 signing with R&F Group. Staying above the clouds in Harbin while gazing at the snow-covered scenery below is truly a unique experience. The all-day dining restaurant Manor 54, located on the 54th floor of The Ritz-Carlton Harbin, sits between the hotel lobby lounge and reception area. Guests enter through a glass pavilion that frames the entrance, mimicking the style of elegant European conservatories. Ornate bronze metal lattice patterns and turquoise stained glass elements adorn the large windows, capturing flashes of light and color to maintain a luxurious yet inviting atmosphere. Chinese influences are woven throughout, seen in the blue porcelain landscape paintings on the shelf panels.