Hotels With Pool in Heilongjiang, China

This hotel is truly tasteful, with attentive service and plenty of photo opportunities. The breakfast is rich and varied, and the environment is elegant and quiet. The front desk staff, particularly a young lady named Minghui, was incredibly patient and helped us with all our questions, which made us extend our two-day stay by an extra day. The hotel's location is excellent, right next to Central Avenue, and within walking distance of the Songhua River and Saint Sophia Cathedral.

This was my first time in Harbin, and I scoured Xiaohongshu for hotels before my trip. I saw some reviews for Jinjiang Yazhi saying it was cold, had poor soundproofing, and gaps under the door, etc. But after staying there myself, I realized those were just nitpicks. The service was excellent, and the hotel was very clean. Since I drove, I was also happy that parking wasn't an issue. I stayed for three days, and every morning, the housekeeping staff would leave water and essentials by my door (because I didn't need daily cleaning). The picture shows my own bedding, but the hotel's comforter was also very clean. The best part is that it's right by the Flood Control Memorial Tower and next door to Central Street. If I ever have the chance to visit Harbin again, I'll definitely choose Jinjiang Yazhi Hotel. Wishing the owner prosperous business!

This hotel is super close to Wanda Plaza, making it really convenient for dining, entertainment, and shopping. Parking right outside the entrance is a breeze too. The surroundings are lovely, and an evening stroll by the lake is absolutely picturesque. The hotel rooms are carpeted, which really helps with soundproofing, and the bathroom is quite spacious. The hotel even offered a room upgrade, but I was too lazy to repack my things, so I just stuck with my original room. The toiletries provided are excellent, and the large bathtub is definitely a highlight. Even when it's chilly outside, the indoor temperature is perfectly comfortable – unlike some hotels that can get overly warm. This place had the ideal temperature and even came with a humidifier. Oh, and I particularly loved the pillows here; they were so soft and cozy. The breakfast spread was extensive. There were so many items in the room that I didn't really take many photos.

Big shout out to front office manager Wang Jingwen and Xu Hongyue for their quick and efficient check-in process. Their warm smiles and helpful attitudes were much appreciated. The breakfast at Coffee Garden was as amazing and plentiful as always, and the pool lifeguard was very enthusiastic. All staff members were professional and well-mannered.

If I'm in Harbin's Haxi district, Wanda Realm is always my top choice. This time, I picked it because I was accompanying my parents for a medical check-up at the Second Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University. The service was excellent, the environment was elegant and comfortable, and the room was spotless. It even happened to be my birthday, and they surprised me with a birthday cake! Such thoughtful and meticulous service!

This was my first time staying at a hotel in Harbin, and I must say the facilities and service were top-notch. The bed, as always, was incredibly comfortable – I slept wonderfully. The rooftop bar at night had a great ambiance, offering fantastic views of Harbin's night cityscape and the river. The breakfast was a rich mix of Chinese and Western options, with plenty of variety. From check-in to check-out, all the staff were extremely welcoming and friendly, often striking up conversations with me. My holiday experience was excellent! I'll definitely choose to stay here again.

I have been based in Shanghai for a very long time now, only leaving during the covid years. I love 'my city', (as kitsch as this may sound), but want to explore the north of China, too. My welcome in Heihe was excellent with the driver I found to take me to the hotel doubling as a warm, humorous, and helpful guide. Price wise, it was convenient and easy to reach the hotel for a very fair fare of 100RMB,(about 20 AUD).The experience was further enhanced when I arrived and the two young women who were working at the front desk helping me change rooms to one with a view of the magnificent frozen river/border. The hotel itself is immaculate and has an 'old world charm'. Breakfast is served in splendour but you may want to ascertain which days the the buffet is available. It is wonderful to return to the hotel's warmth after a long day of photography in the snow. Highly recommended.

設施：設施齊全 安全到家 衞生：乾淨整潔 收拾乾淨 及時 環境：環境不錯 房間不是特別大 但是也不錯 樓層很高 能看見全城 環境 服務：服務周到 有禮貌

Knowing the Shuishi Hot Spring through the network and understanding it, he is a tourist attraction of the integration of the hot spring hotel. Take the elders out to relax, the facilities and equipment are quite satisfactory, clean and very clean, the service is particularly thoughtful and has a feeling of being at home, it is recommended to come and experience it will not disappoint you.

Facilities: Simple and practical, though the smart Tmall Genie seemed a bit quirky, perhaps needing an update. Cleanliness: Spotless and tidy. Environment: Beautiful window view. Service: Friendly and welcoming. Arriving in Mohe on the Snow Country Train, we checked into a cozy haven, the eLong Hotel, nestled in a wonderland at the far north. As we opened the door, a 270° bay window offered breathtaking panoramic views of the snowy plains and icy mountains. The 1.8-meter wide king-size bed, comfortable sofa, and spacious bay window transformed the -30℃ outdoor chill into a wonderfully warm and familiar indoor sanctuary. This provided a safe and comfortable resting environment for my elderly parents on their first long journey. The hotel staff were incredibly helpful, providing extra hangers, bottled water, and tea of the same quality, which gave my family great peace of mind. In the morning, we welcomed the sunrise with stunning alpenglow outside our window. The hotel's varied and delicious breakfast kicked off our invigorating trip to Mohe. We had a delightful interaction with charming deer, and to the rhythm of jingling bells and trotting hooves, we ventured into the natural ice and snow city. Gazing at the winding, extensive border of our nation felt like being in a fairy tale, truly purifying the soul. Thank you to the hotel for providing such a haven – it was more than just accommodation; it was a conduit for transmitting Arctic culture. As the horse-drawn carriage once again traversed the snow-covered forest, we eagerly anticipate the arrival of our next icy dawn.