Luxury Hotels in Harbin

"I'm quite satisfied with my stay. When I booked, I was simply looking for a place close by because I was attending a concert like a 'special forces' tourist and wouldn't be staying for many hours. I still carefully chose the Hilton, and it certainly didn't disappoint. Whenever I had a request, they were very quick to respond. My friend and I were both well taken care of. We even received a parting gift when we left. Harbin is truly wonderful, I'll definitely come again next time! ~~~"

"The room facilities are top-notch and impeccably clean, which put me at ease. The front desk staff were professional, escorting guests to their rooms and meticulously demonstrating how to use various amenities – truly thoughtful and attentive. Service was prompt whenever called upon, and the parking attendant outside proactively helped with luggage, all with a friendly demeanor. The hotel's afternoon tea was exquisite, and the ambiance was cozy (as pictured). The location is superb, making it very convenient to get around by taxi, subway, or even walk to Central Street. Overall, the hotel genuinely felt like a home away from home. I'll definitely be back."

"Looking out the window, I could see the Songhua River gently flowing, and as dusk settled, the cars streamed across the highway bridge. The Ferris wheel in the distance changed colors, and I truly felt the city's vibe, which put me in a great mood. The restaurant's food was good too, and the server was very attentive and thoughtful. I just mentioned that a cold dish was a bit salty, and she immediately went to the kitchen and brought out some shredded cucumber for me. Overall, the experience was good, even though the hotel facilities are a bit dated, it didn't affect my rest."

"A very unique hotel with a wooden decor that feels eco-friendly and high-quality. This was my first time staying in a forest-themed hotel. I hope more people get to experience the charm of Northeast China. It would be great if they could offer more discounts for families with children on breakfast, as kids really don't eat much."

"First, the positives: The location is excellent. You just cross a small road and you're by the river, which my parents loved for their daily strolls. Many attractions are also within walking distance. The rooms are incredibly spacious; whether it's the river view room or the two-bedroom suite, they're all very roomy. Now for the issues: The two-bedroom suites all face the commercial street. During our Dragon Boat Festival trip, there were riverside activities with singing late into the night, and the soundproofing was terrible. The hotel's decor is a 'new Chinese' style, with many ornate but impractical摆件 (decorative items). It would be better to have some child-friendly amenities, especially since the hotel lacks a kids' play area. Lastly, the hotel breakfast was quite ordinary – enough to fill you up, but definitely not delicious. In summary, this is probably a decent hotel in the core area of the scenic spot. During the Dragon Boat Festival, police officers on duty were resting and having breakfast here. However, for a non-peak season, an inner-view suite at 1400 a night feels a bit overpriced and offers poor value for money. If you're set on this location, I'd recommend the nearby麗呈東谷 (Li Cheng Dong Gu Hotel). They seem to be under the same company, just different star ratings. Aside from not being river-facing and slightly smaller rooms, they share facilities like the restaurant, laundry room, and gym. Plus, both hotels have direct access to each other, and the price is basically half."