Hotels With Spa in Heilongjiang, China

The location is unbeatable! It's less than 100 steps to Central Street if you just turn right, and about 70 steps to the famous Laochu Restaurant, so you can wait for your table comfortably at the hotel. The service was excellent and very generous. Our room only included one breakfast, but the front desk graciously gifted breakfast for our whole family of three. And the breakfast was fantastic! They had freshly made rice noodles and wontons, as well as Guo Bao Rou (sweet and sour pork) and roasted lamb chops. The roasted lamb chops tasted even better than some specialized restaurants! The mini-bar was also very generous, even including Kvass. The afternoon tea was great too; we ate so much we couldn't even eat dinner. There's a row of cat houses outside the entrance, and according to the security guard, a cat used to live there, but it's apparently gone for Chinese New Year~

Facilities: Transferring between elevators was a bit of a hassle, but they were reasonably fast. The room temperature was excellent. Hygiene: The cleaning staff did an exceptional job; even a germaphobe couldn't find fault. The nightly turndown service was a nice touch. Ambiance: Typical Ritz-Carlton standard. I didn't get a chance to try breakfast. The small lion display cabinet on the first floor was very unique. The sky lobby has a great location with beautiful views – probably one of the best high-altitude views among hotels in Harbin. Service: There was an issue with my company's booking during check-in, but the front desk staff were consistently very helpful. Since I missed breakfast both days, they offered a BBR coffee experience voucher. The coffee was okay, but the cup was cute, and it came with a branded small scarf cup sleeve. The concierge at the entrance always opened the car door; it's one of the most proactive hotels in China when it comes to greeting guests. I especially liked the room cleaning staff; everyone was gentle and lovely. Amy from Guest Relations followed up appropriately. Staying here pretty much guarantees a worry-free experience in Harbin.

❄️My little one wanted to play in the snow up north, so we embarked on a spontaneous trip to Harbin. It turned out to be an amazing surprise! The sunshine in Yabuli, the heavy snowfall in Snow Town, and the silver-clad scenery along the way – the kids had a blast playing in the snow, and the entire trip was comfortable and carefree. In Harbin, we stayed at the Junyi Hotel Central Street Saint Sophia Cathedral Branch, and I was genuinely impressed by their warm and meticulous service. The front desk staff were always friendly and welcoming. The doormen enthusiastically helped with luggage upon entry and exit. The aunties in the lobby thoughtfully checked if we were dressed warmly enough for the cold. They offered freshly prepared, delicious breakfast for 58 yuan, and afternoon tea with hot and cold drinks and desserts were available at all times. Hot wontons were even delivered at night! When we didn't feel like going out in the evenings, the kids would comfortably read books in the warm restaurant. As for room service, our cosmetics were arranged daily, and our clothes were neatly folded. The 1.8-meter Mousse bed was so warm and inviting, ensuring a wonderful night's sleep. The food was equally delightful. We first tried Portman, a century-old restaurant, and thought it was fantastic. Today, we went to Black Gem Restaurant, recommended by Li at the front desk. From the steaming, soft, and delicious pre-meal bread to the freshly sliced Iberian ham, every dish was stunning. I never expected Russian-style Western cuisine to be this good. Not to mention the dazzling beauty of the Ice and Snow World, the solemnity of Saint Sophia Cathedral, and the Russian charm of Central Street…❄️✨

Hotel is about 8-10min walk from the bus drop off area. Staff were polite, attended to my request promptly. We booked the family room which can accommodate 7 of us, however there were only 2 towels plus 2 disposable towels provided in the room. The hotel staff provided us with more towels upon request. The room was clean and tidy. There were 2 double beds which fit 4 of us, while another tatami bed barely fit the other 3 of us (wished it was bigger tatami), but it is just for one night, so it was alright. The room equipped with a big window which facing the Main Street, which is a plus point, great morning and night view of snow town from the view! Breakfast was great! A lot of variety and it was delicious. The hotel even gave us free frozen foods as supper. There were free 泼水成冰 activities provided by the hotel too. Overall the stay was great.

The hotel's location and room decor are absolutely superb! Turn right upon exiting, and you're right on Central Street, super close to Madieer Ice Cream (bought some immediately, of course!). The rooms are designed in a Russian aristocratic style, and they even offer costume rentals – the dresses are beautiful! You can put one on and head to the lobby or the hundred-year-old elevator for some amazing photo opportunities. The lady at the front desk was fantastic at taking pictures and helped me capture so many memorable shots. The guy was also quite entertaining; he readily shared stories about the hotel's history. Both helped me with my luggage when checking in and out (a real lifesaver, as my suitcase was heavy and the hotel entrance has steps – I couldn't have managed it alone!). A big thank you to the enthusiastic front desk staff! Oh, and I was lucky enough to get a room upgrade, which was a fantastic bonus!

I extended my stay for another night because of the hotel's warm service. The front desk staff was incredibly helpful, and the housekeeping auntie was great too; she quickly resolved an issue we had with our room. Aside from that minor snag, the other facilities were excellent: smart toilet, humidifier, and a very comfortable mousse mattress. The breakfast was rich and exquisite, featuring steak, pan-fried sole, and many other buffet options, available until 10 AM, which is perfect for late risers. The afternoon tea also had a long service period and a wide variety of choices; I highly recommend their homemade yogurt, it's delicious and a great treat after a long day of sightseeing. We also tried the 'Guo Bao Rou' (sweet and sour pork) at Lao Chu Jia, a Northeastern specialty, and it was really good. Harbin Ice and Snow World, Saint Sophia Cathedral, and the Songhua River internet-famous bridge are all fantastic for photos and worth visiting. My trip this time was too short, and I didn't get to experience many things. If I have the chance to visit Harbin again, I'll definitely choose to stay here and explore more. I also missed out on trying Russian Western cuisine and the Hongzhuan Street morning market for an authentic taste of Harbin's local life – I'd go if I could wake up early! I'll be recommending this place to my family and friends.

Wanted to give my thanks to Joe for picking us up in the airport and helping us all around. He is naturally helpful and kind. Well the hotel is grand. It is old but they maintain it. We booked suite room and it is very spacious and comfortable. Bed is just fine and huge bathroom. They make sure to clean our room every day. Location wise is excellent . Close to many malls, travel time to sofia church and some other famous attractions is about 25mins. Just the food selection in this hotel is limited. The chinese restaurant seems close or fully booked all the time and the japanese restaurant is close the whole duration of our week. Hotel says because its off season. I didn't take pictures to share but We definitely gonna book this hotel when we come back to harbin.

This is my second time in Harbin, and I still chose to stay at Shangri-La Songbei. The hotel is relatively new, and the decor is luxurious, consistent with Shangri-La's usual style, which makes for a very comfortable stay. Manager Ouyang at the front desk helped us upgrade to a higher floor. Vivi Zhang, seeing that I was traveling alone with a child, kindly extended our check-out time. The bellhop proactively helped us with our luggage, and the parking attendant was also very helpful. The underground parking garage is quite warm, so the windshield wiper fluid won't freeze, which is great for vehicles. The 'Little Chicken Stewed with Mushrooms' at Shang Kitchen is absolutely divine! It's the best I've ever tasted. I hope Shangri-La Songbei continues to thrive, and I'll definitely be back on my next visit to Harbin.

The stay was wonderful and very comfortable. The hotel was clean and well organised, and the staff were kind, professional, and welcoming. Breakfast was excellent — the food was delicious and varied, with many options to choose from. The chef and the staff were very helpful and cooperative in explaining the dishes, which made the experience even better. Thank you for the great hospitality. We truly enjoyed our stay and would be happy to visit again.

Good value for money, especially in the winter high season. Good location, 10mins walkable distance to the Chinese Baroque Area and 20mins walkable distance to St. Sophia Church. I think I got the smallest room possible, so try to avoid rooms ending with -01 and -02. Clean room and the bed is very comfortable. Paid a bit more for the buffet breakfast. Nothing special but the fried rice was delicious and I ate a lot to tide through the day.