Hotels With Pools in Heilongjiang, China

This hotel boasts an excellent location, with Central Street to its right and Zhaolin Park to its left. It's just a 15-minute walk to the Flood Control Memorial Tower by the Songhua River and 17 minutes to Saint Sophia Cathedral. The prime location allows you to wake up early, beat the crowds, and stroll along Central Street, admiring the old buildings – it's definitely worth it. Right next door is the original restaurant famous for Guo Bao Rou (sweet and sour pork). They don't use pre-made dishes; everything is cooked fresh, which means a wait of at least 40 minutes, but people queue up every day. The room itself was a bit small. I booked a twin room, but there weren't any available even at 2 PM, so they upgraded me to a king room. It was about 2 square meters larger and had a bathtub in the bathroom, which was generally satisfying. The owner has put a lot of thought into the hotel, using antique furniture to create a great atmosphere perfect for photos. Their service is genuinely good; they helped with luggage and even offered afternoon tea. The laundry room on the top floor is a bit basic, but the hotel offers laundry service, which is a nice touch.

This hotel has a beautiful overall environment, and my stay was fantastic. The staff provided attentive and thoughtful service, especially the front desk, who responded promptly to all requests. They offered polite greetings, and the concierge service was warm and welcoming, treating guests like close friends and family. I never felt any disconnect throughout my stay. Their professionalism and efficiency, along with attention to detail in all aspects, made for an absolutely perfect travel and accommodation experience. I truly recommend it and will definitely be back!

Traveling to Harbin with my kids and dog, I specifically chose this pet-friendly hotel. It was an excellent choice, absolutely no regrets! The hotel is located right on the main street of Zhonghua Baroque, with a clean and atmospheric ambiance. They offer breakfast and afternoon tea; the breakfast is especially unique, beautifully presented in a nine-grid bento style, and tastes delicious. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, always greeting you with a smile. Right outside the hotel, you can easily visit century-old European-style buildings, and public transportation is just a few minutes' walk away. Downstairs, you'll find authentic Northeastern restaurants and old-fashioned pastry shops, making dining and shopping super convenient – no need to trek to distant commercial districts. You can spend an entire day exploring and eating, which is incredibly handy. Great value for money! I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Harbin. [Rose emoji]

Once again in Harbin, my first choice is still the Aoluguya Hotel. I heard this hotel is owned by the head of the Oroqen tribe from the Greater Khingan Mountains. The environment here is beautiful, and the culture is rich and profound. Waking up in the morning and opening the curtains, the first thing I saw was Harbin's famous Songhua River, as well as views of the Ice and Snow World. Plus, the hotel is located on Century Avenue, and the late-night snacks here are unforgettable. There's an old saying in Northeast China: ”There's nothing a good BBQ can't fix.” After eating, I felt lingering enjoyment – it truly lives up to its reputation. If I come to Harbin again, Aoluguya will definitely be my top choice!

As the only hotel in Harbin that can truly be called a bit luxurious, it generally lives up to its reputation. The location, rooms, service, and amenities are all quite good. Bottled water is provided upon request, and the lotus decoration at the entrance is also very unique. The decor style is more simple and bright, a stark contrast to the Ritz-Carlton Tianjin where I stayed a few days ago – both are good in their own way. However, getting in and out of the hotel isn't very convenient, especially if you want to cross the road to the Songhua River. You have to navigate a really awkward traffic light intersection; the red light is very long, and even when it's green, there are cars turning right at high speed, which makes you quite nervous. The city view rooms have a poor outlook, filled with crowded, matchbox-like buildings with hardly any greenery. There's only one stool and one armchair in the room, which isn't very convenient. There's also a heating vent on the windowsill, so I was hesitant to put my phone there for fear of it falling off.

They proactively upgraded our room and even gave us hot spring tickets, which was a nice surprise! The hot springs themselves were really fun, with lots of different pools. The soundproofing in the room was excellent, and breakfast was plentiful and delicious. We'll definitely come back if we get the chance.

Staying at Qushe B&B in Yabuli for a summer getaway was absolutely delightful! The guesthouse is surrounded by lush greenery, and when you open the window, all you see are mountains and forests. The air is so fresh, it feels like a natural oxygen bar. The room was tastefully decorated, and both the AC and fan worked great. I didn't even need the AC at night; the mountain breeze was wonderfully cool. The owner also recommended some nearby hiking trails, where the streams gurgled along, and the scenery was unbelievably beautiful. Breakfast included freshly picked blueberries and farm-fresh eggs – healthy and delicious. In the evening, I relaxed in the yard, stargazing and listening to the sounds of insects. It was so incredibly peaceful. I'll definitely be back next summer for another vacation. This place is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life!

After arriving at Harbin West High-Speed Rail Station, I followed the signs for taxis and took one to the vicinity of Sunac City Mall, where I easily found the hotel entrance. Before I even got out of the car, a handsome staff member was already there to greet me and help with my luggage. At the front desk, three lovely ladies greeted me with polite smiles, asking for my reservation name and other details. When I presented my ID for check-in, the sweet Mandy tentatively asked if I'd be interested in a room upgrade and how that would work. A special shout-out to Mandy for noticing we had two children during check-in; she thoughtfully gifted us two small presents and two days' worth of breakfast for my older child (who is over 120cm tall) ❤️. She also made sure to inform housekeeping to send up two disposable bath and toilet sets! Another commendation to the housekeeping staff who warmly provided us with two pairs of children's slippers and a pack of bottled water! As southerners, it was both touching and impressive to see a hotel so generously provide a whole pack of water to the room for the first time. Mandy would proactively greet us politely every day and ask if we needed any help, offering excellent suggestions for our 4-day, 3-night self-guided tour (the Northeastern spicy hotpot and BBQ are truly delicious!). I also want to praise the hotel's daily freshly cooked noodle section, including beef offal noodles and other varieties; the fresh toppings were flavorful and appetizing, and the staff were all enthusiastic, patient, and polite! My child said every day that they didn't want to leave and wanted to stay longer, wanting to return here next time! The hotel's bedding and soundproofing were excellent, and the blackout curtains were fantastic, ensuring our family, after a day of 'special forces'-style walking tours, could get a full night's rest every evening! The shower pressure was strong, and the bathroom's non-slip and drainage were spot on. The unrestricted access to electricity cards, allowing the room to remain well-ventilated, was a great touch! In short, satisfaction guaranteed!

The hotel's overall ambiance is very welcoming, and the hygiene is impeccable. The rooms are well-lit and offer great views. The amenities are comprehensive, and the service is thoughtful and attentive, making for a very comfortable and reassuring stay. It's perfect for both business trips and leisure travel. The staff at the front desk, restaurant, and housekeeping are all very meticulous and provide excellent service, paying attention to every detail. They even helped me buy a few things late at night, which I really appreciate.

This was my first time in Qiqihar, and I ended up staying at the Wanda Realm Hotel for a total of four days. The hotel's facilities are excellent, and the service was warm and attentive. They even assigned a personal butler for WeChat communication. For instance, whenever I encountered issues like a slow drain, a window that wouldn't close, or needing a toilet seat cover, they promptly arranged for staff to resolve them. I booked the hotel through Ctrip, and there was a seasonal package deal that was very good value. The hotel butler also provided a complimentary upgrade and free breakfast, which was a lovely touch. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious, and the Chinese restaurant offered great value and exquisite dishes. The hotel is right next to Wanda Plaza, making shopping very convenient. Taking a taxi is the easiest and quickest way to get to local attractions. Especially when I went to Zhalong Nature Reserve, I asked the butler if I could return to my original room, and my request was granted. I hope the hotel continues to strive for excellence and becomes a top-tier domestic brand in Qiqihar.