Hotels in Nan'gang District, Harbin

Although straight line distance from Harbinxi station seems walkable, it is in fact a tough walk over broken pavements. Better to get to the hotel by taxi or Didi. The subway station is at least 700m from the hotel. The lifts are a hassle as there are only two that serve the hotel exclusively. The room is spacious and clean and still quite new. Reception is so-so.

The location is super convenient! A ten-minute walk to the left takes you to Qiulin Company and Fendou Food Store, and another ten minutes gets you to the Provincial Museum. To the right, there are many snack bars and BBQ stalls, and if you keep walking, you'll reach the Church of the Intercession. It's also a short taxi or subway ride to Central Street or the riverside. Out of all the hotels I stayed at during my 10-day trip to Harbin, this one had the most convenient transportation. It seems they host a lot of group bookings, as there were always guests waiting to check in at the front desk every day. So, available rooms might be limited and you should book quickly. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, very patient and meticulous, and even assisted me with contacting a courier (੭ •_•)📦

After an unpleasant experience at my previous hotel, I was really touched by the enthusiastic staff here. They showed me a room and then helped me compare it with another family room, recommending the cheaper and more value-for-money triple family room. The hotel's breakfast is definitely the highlight; the variety is absolutely amazing! It's a fantastic blend of Chinese and Western options, catering to different dietary habits from both northern and southern regions. Staples like noodles, steamed buns, corn, pumpkin, and rice are all available. Western breakfast items like desserts, waffles, small cakes, and bread are also plentiful. Even staying for two days, the selection changed, and the juices, coffee, milk, and soy milk (original, grain) were all so complete! A wonderful Harbin trip starts with a delightful breakfast!

I specifically came for my child's graduation ceremony at Harbin Institute of Technology, and choosing Harte Business Hotel was absolutely perfect! It's super close to the university, making trips to and from campus incredibly convenient. The room was spotlessly clean, and all the amenities were complete. The staff were warm and attentive, making my entire stay very comfortable. I highly recommend it to other parents attending graduation!

Exceeded my expectations! Location: The location is decent, near Harbin Station. Pedestrian crossings in the surrounding area are a bit inconvenient, requiring a small detour, but you'll get familiar with it after walking it once. Facilities: The in-room facilities were sufficient. I was surprised to find a faucet with filtered water – a first for me! While the hotel is over a century old and lacks an elevator, its two floors make this perfectly acceptable. Cleanliness: Very clean, from the hallways to the rooms. Service: My service interactions were limited to check-in, security inquiries upon entering/exiting, and check-out. The overall management felt like an old-fashioned concierge service. What surprised me was how few guests seemed to be staying, given the hotel's pleasant environment and good conditions. This is, after all, a historic hotel where prominent figures like Chen Geng and Chen Yun once stayed! I barely saw any other guests during my entire stay.

It is right across the south square after you get out the Harbin railway station. It is next to a subway entrance. Note that there is no barrier between shower area and toilet. I have to give a lower rating due to the followings: (1) WiFi does not work in the room for my entire stay and even in our floor (10th). Even though it shows I’m connected, there is no internet connection. No fix despite my complaint. (2) Elevators do not work as designed. The capacity supposes to be 15-16 people, but it stops working when 7-8 people are in the elevator. In multiple instances, we have to wait for a long time to go up or down. (3) Breakfast is below average. (3)

The most comfortable hotel during this trip. There are plenty of dining options nearby. Getting around requires taxis, but nothing is too far. The room was clean and tidy, with a lovely welcome setup. The hotel offers breakfast, afternoon tea, and a late-night snack, so you can grab a bite anytime you want. The most commendable aspect is the exceptional service; they tried their best to fulfill every request, truly showcasing the warmth of Northeast China's hospitality.

I originally planned to stay around Central Street when I came to Harbin, but the accommodation prices there were quite high. **Value for Money**: I stumbled upon this recently opened hotel, located in a quiet area, and the price was truly affordable. **Decor**: Upon closer inspection, the overall decor is elegantly designed with clean lines, and the soft furnishings and ornaments show thoughtful touches everywhere, with meticulous attention to detail. The guest room was spotless, with no dust on surfaces, no water stains or hidden corners in the bathroom, and the bedding was dry and tidy. The housekeeping was excellent. Although it's not in the core business district, transportation access is smooth, and the overall stay was peaceful and comfortable. It’s perfect for resting and rejuvenating away from the city's hustle and bustle. This unexpected find was a pleasant surprise and definitely worth recommending.

Facilities: The room was excellent! Well-equipped and complete with everything needed. Hygiene: The room was very clean and tidy! The bedding was also spotless. Service: The front desk lady was very enthusiastic and even upgraded our room for free, which made our stay very comfortable.

Before booking, I called the front desk and asked if the executive room included executive lounge access. The front desk confirmed that it did. However, upon check-in, we were told the executive lounge was closed and we would have to eat at the cafe on the first floor. We were served only four small dishes: red sausage, seasonal vegetables, sliced beef with pickled cabbage, and fried noodles. When we asked about drinks, they said there weren't any. We pointed out that executive lounges usually offer alcoholic beverages. The staff then offered us two beers. We questioned why there was only beer, as lounges typically have red wine and spirits. The staff then offered to pour us red wine and white wine, so we opted for a glass of red. This experience felt very poor. If they had simply told us it was a set meal when we called, we wouldn't have booked an executive room in the first place.