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📍【Prime Location: Center of Pedestrian Street, Immersed in Local Life and Convenience】 The hotel's main entrance faces the central pedestrian street. Downstairs, you'll find bustling shops, snack stalls, and popular photo spots. A 5-minute walk takes you to the Heilongjiang River, perfect for a relaxing evening stroll with river views. Supermarkets, pharmacies, and souvenir shops are all within easy reach. For tourists, shopping and savoring Russian cuisine (such as at the nearby "Lena Restaurant") are incredibly convenient. The only minor drawback is the potential for slight noise in street-facing rooms, but the double-glazed windows are effective, and once the curtains are drawn, there's virtually no disturbance. 🏝️【Design and Ambiance: Tropical Elements Blended with Northeast Spaciousness, Attention to Detail】 Upon entering the lobby, the high-ceilinged space, adorned with palm trees, rockery, flowing water, and a tropical fish tank, creates a sense of "teleportation." The common areas are spacious and bright, with walls decorated with old photos of Heihe and Hawaiian-themed paintings, a blend of styles that feels surprisingly harmonious. The guest rooms are located on floors 2-4. The corridors are carpeted in warm yellow, and there are rest areas and vending machines at the corners, showcasing thoughtful details. The basement level houses a small gym and sauna. While not large, the facilities are relatively new and perfect for a quick relaxation session. 🛏️【Room Experience: Spacious, Well-Equipped, with Room for Improvement in Details】 The "Deluxe Street View Room" I booked was approximately 35㎡, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering excellent natural light and a lively view of the pedestrian street. The bedding was just the right firmness, with a choice of high and low pillows, and the mattress provided good lumbar support, ensuring a sound night's sleep. The bathroom had a separate shower and bathtub, with quick hot water and stable water pressure. The toiletries were a custom-made herbal series with a refreshing scent. Minor drawbacks: ① The air conditioning vent is directly above the bed, and the direct airflow can be a bit cold (manually adjustable); ② The minibar lacked drinks, so bring your own bottled water; ③ The Wi-Fi occasionally lagged during peak hours, but basic video streaming was fine. 🍽️【Dining: Down-to-Earth Breakfast, Excellent Value】 Breakfast is served in the 2nd-floor restaurant from 7:00-9:30. While not luxurious, the selection is ample: Chinese options include steamed buns, fried dough sticks, and freshly cooked noodles (recommend adding the local beef broth), while Western options include bread, fried eggs, and salad. There are also Northeast specialties like corn grits porridge, pickled cabbage buns, and even Russian rye bread and sausage. The staff replenished dishes quickly and cleared tables promptly. The only downside is the potential queue during peak hours, but the turnover rate is high, so the wait isn't long. 💁【Service: Northeastern Hospitality + Standardized Procedures】 Check-in at the front desk was efficient. The staff proactively provided information on nearby attractions and the pedestrian street night market's opening hours, along with a hand-drawn map. Housekeeping staff cleaned the rooms daily and promptly provided extra towels when requested. A definite plus is the hotel's "free pick-up and drop-off service" (requires advance booking), which is very convenient for travelers with luggage. Some staff members have a slight Northeastern accent in their Mandarin, which might take some getting used to for Southern tourists, but communication is perfectly clear.