"This hotel in Huma is newly opened, the internal facilities are brand new, clean and the front desk service is thoughtful. The hotel is facing the street, the room on the first floor we live in, there is no interference in the next room, very quiet. The fly in the ointment is that the room size is slightly smaller, but the breakfast category is very rich. The hotel is equipped with a wooden barrel bath, and you can relax in the bath when you are tired, but the bath area is set in the basement. The shortcoming is that the parking lot is crowded, and there is probably no parking space when you arrive late. The overall experience is still very good. Huma local attractions worth checking in: Beishan Park can be visited by mountaineering; Huma Museum and Binjiang Park are also worth visiting. Binjiang Park is across the river from Russia, which is very border-specific."

"Heihe went to Mohe and passed Huma. The environment was very good. The location was right next to the passenger station. The room was large. The accommodation was good along the entire Heilongjiang River. The price was not expensive in the off-season."

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"Fully equipped, new facilities, clean and tidy – very satisfied. Just a few steps to contend with."

"I like the location very much, just behind the museum, just to visit. Even if the hotel is relatively large in Huma, there are plenty of parking spaces in front of the door, and parking in the back community can also be done. The room is quite large, the sound is good, and the facilities are relatively simple. However, there is a breakfast room, which is still very convenient. The square on the riverside is also within walking distance."

"I read bad reviews saying that the front desk would curse people, so I thought that was not the case. I stayed at a lot of hotels in Northeast China and all of them were very welcoming. However, I experienced a night that was hard to comment on. After traveling all day, I arrived at the hotel in the evening. There was an enthusiastic little girl at the front desk. The first impression was pretty good. But later I found out that this girl was just working at the front desk, and she had to ask a middle-aged woman who spoke vulgarly, the so-called "manager", for instructions on everything. When we got to the room, the smell from the floor drain was serious, there was no hot water for bathing, and the air conditioner was not cooling. I called the front desk and the manager came on the scene. He first said that the air conditioner worked well, but it would cool down after a while. Then he said that the air conditioner was missing parts and there was a problem. He asked to open the window to cool down. The window could only open a small crack and it was useless. I asked to change rooms, but was told that the entire hotel was the same and the air conditioner didn't work. I asked him to try another room, but it was full again, and he couldn't change it, and he was full of lies. I was too tired in the middle of the night and didn't want to look for a hotel anymore. I didn't sleep well all night. There was nothing for breakfast the next day. When I reported it to the front desk, the manager came out and said with a stern face: "If you don't eat, you'll be down." I'm really glad that I can only visit this remote place once."

"Great value for money, and parking is quite convenient. There are also plenty of dining options nearby. The front desk staff were very nice, and the room wasn't too small. The only downside is that the soundproofing isn't great, but for this price, a hotel like this is truly a rare find."

"The boss is enthusiastic and the facilities are complete"

"It's acceptable, for this price, I can't really complain."