Mudanjiang Hotels with Gym

Five-star review! A double delight of stunning Snow Town scenery and a trendy new hotel. Snow Town truly left me speechless with its beauty! The pristine white snow piles up into plump ”snow mushrooms,” and the red lanterns glow against the snow. Walking down Snow Rhyme Street felt like stepping into a frosted fairytale town, and the snowy scenery of Yangcao Mountain was simply picturesque; every photo I took looked like it belonged in a magazine. The hotel we stayed at was incredibly surprising – new, stylish, and tasteful. It blended a modern minimalist aesthetic with northeastern elements like floral cotton-padded jackets, warm lighting, and natural wood textures. The design was all in the details and completely exceeded my expectations. The cozy, warm room combined with the icy winter wonderland outside made for an extremely comfortable and pleasant stay. This Snow Town trip was made even more perfect by the beautiful scenery and excellent accommodation. Highly recommended!

I had the most pleasant stay at the hotel! Ever since my booking they contacted me to stay in touch and asked if i needed any help prior my trip. Every booking was assigned a butler, and our Butler Cao made the trip cery smooth and comfortable! Just inform any inquiries or wish list that you have and he will deliver! He even picked us from the station and our luggage, brought us to the famous spots, shortcuts and accompanied us around the town. I even asked questions after my stay and they still gladly reply which i will be forever thankful. The room is exactly how it looks like in the pictures cery clean and comfortable. We have informed beforehand regarding our dietary restrictions and they understood and prepared breakfast which were muslim friendly. The hotel’s location is perfect as its very near the centre but not too close so it was comfortable and it was not so noisy at night. Overally we had a very pleasant stay and recommend this hotel for anyone interested! Definitely regret staying for only 1 night and wished we could stay longer

A very good hotel for such a small Chinese city👍🏼The rooms are non-smoking, clean with daily cleaning, the mattress is comfortable, soaps and toiletries in large quantities with the aroma of green tea (very pleasant), breakfasts are quite varied and tasty, a beautiful reception and recreation area (this area is smoked). They checked us in before 2 pm (we arrived at about 10 am) without any extra charge or waiting.

The hotel I stayed at when I crossed the border from Suifenhe to Russia had a very generous breakfast and a very unique and nice room. I would recommend it. It's not far from the train station, but it's a bit difficult to get by by bus; it's about a 1.6-kilometer walk. The room was very elegant and boutique, and I was very satisfied.

This is probably the best value-for-money hotel in Xuexiang. The rooms are fully smart, with two floor-to-ceiling windows! Very clean. The hotel offers luggage pickup and drop-off, a water-to-ice splashing experience, and even provides local cotton-padded jackets in the rooms. Plastic sleds for kids to play with are also free. The toiletries in the room are complete, and the service is very attentive. I'd definitely stay here again next time. The only minor issue is that the WiFi is a bit slow.

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.

The stay experience was absolutely top-notch. Food, drinks, and entertainment were all fantastic. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, the room experience was incredibly comfortable, and all the hotel amenities were fully stocked and even better than what you'd find in a five-star hotel. Toiletries and bedding were all disposable and exceptionally clean. They even provided sleep aids like earplugs and black tea. In the evening, there were patrol performances which were incredibly fun and exciting! Definitely a big thumbs up. We went up the mountain twice and experienced all sorts of snow activities, especially the Snow Dragon and snowmobiles, which were absolutely thrilling! I'm definitely coming back to this hotel next time!

Pros: 1. Located in the bustling city center, right across from Qizhen Plaza. It's incredibly lively at night, with nearly a dozen public square dance groups and all sorts of shops. 2. Very close to several popular attractions, like Rentou Building, the Church, and Dabai Tower. You can easily stroll around to seven or eight sights. 3. The king-size bed is genuinely wide, I'd estimate over 2 meters. Plenty of space for a child to roll around without any issues. Cons: 1. There are so many Russians! I'm pretty sure there were more Russian guests than Chinese, at one point I felt like I was the foreigner. 2. Breakfast is in the revolving restaurant on the top floor. If you go too late, some dishes will be gone. 3. There are only two elevators, so you usually have to wait a bit. It's fine if you're not in a hurry, but it can be annoying if you are.