Harbin Hostels

"The location of the hotel is very good, extending in all directions. The boss is very good, hospitable, the room is spacious and warm, the facilities are complete, and the price is very high."

"Daoli Central Street in Harbin is a very iconic historical district, bustling and vibrant with tourists from all over the world, like a mini-Paris of the East. My hostel is right on the pedestrian street, very close to the Central Mall, Jin'an Shopping Mall, Western restaurants, clothing stores, and other food options—it's incredibly convenient for eating, lodging, and transportation. Every time I visit Harbin, I choose a hostel near the pedestrian street, but this one is always my first choice. The owner is very nice, straightforward, warm, and hospitable—a typical characteristic of Northeasterners! One of the most important things about my trips is that the pedestrian street has a library, which is great! Service: Even when the owner isn't in the hostel, I can still register my notes in the notebook, making me feel right at home. Environment: There are many places to explore nearby, including St. Sophia Cathedral, sporting goods stores, restaurants, and Western restaurants. Facilities: Shower, laundry, and makeup facilities are all readily available! Cleanliness: The leaflets, sheets, and pillowcases were all very clean and smelled nice. Surroundings: Convenient transportation—bus stops, subway, and train station are all very close!"

"It was my first time staying in a hostel and it was nice! The location was pretty good, only 15 min walk from the subway station and in the city center which was extremely useful because we went in a crowded time for Harbin, making it hard to get Didi sometimes. However, I must say that there are no sitting toilets, only squat ones, and the showers have no division in between them. I guess people had the mutual understanding to not go into the shower when it was being used already, so I showered alone thankfully. The boss of the hostel is nice! If you don’t speak chinese, just get a translator app and you’ll be fine, and the other people in the hostel were all chinese also, all very friendly."