Yihe Shuihui Hotel

The sanitation is very clean, you can also take a hot spring bath, and the accommodation is quiet. I will choose this store again in the future. I have recommended it to my friends to come to this store!

The cleanliness was also quite good. Facilities: This is a bathhouse hotel. Our room had two large windows. Adjacent to an upscale residential complex, the greenery looked out onto the windows, making it bright and comfortable. The curtains were very light-blocking, perfect for young people. Cleanliness: The bedsheets had some hair on them, but they were promptly replaced. Environment: This hotel is newly opened, so the overall environment is very clean. Bathhouses in Northeast China typically have saunas, movie theaters, and small sofas. Unfortunately, there's no buffet; only fruit is available. Service: As this is a bathhouse hotel, each room comes with two free bathhouse tickets after booking. You need to wear a bathhouse bracelet and change your shoes each time you enter and exit the hotel. Cons: 1. One of the front desk staff was rude. We were a family of seven, and even though we had booked a room, we had to pay for an additional bathhouse ticket. They didn't mention this initially, but only told us when we extended our key cards the next day. During the conversation, they said, "You have to pay just to enter the hotel." This was very frustrating. 2. We booked three days, two nights, and every time we left, they asked if we were checking out. I don't understand.

Because this is a bathing hotel, I ordered a 38 yuan pedicure service at the 39 bathing center in the housekeeping department. As a result, the pedicure master sent by the hotel was old and dazzled, and he trimmed my feet like this. The flesh has leaked out, and it hurts a lot. The nail on the middle finger of my right foot is so long that I didn’t cut the heel of my right foot very much. He used a knife to cut me into holes, and some of the tender meat inside was leaking out from places where the knife was heavy. It hurts so much. I suggest you just treat this hotel like a hotel. The service for bathing is terrible. Disposable razor blades. Other bathing charges are ¥10. They need to add ¥20 for the fee, but you have to keep up with the service. This is What services and technologies? I feel like this pedicure man must be over 60 years old. His eyes can’t see clearly and his hands are very shaky. It’s really unlucky to stay in such a bathing hotel.

Very outrageous! ! ! ! The hotel room has no heating at night! ! ! There is no heating in Harbin in December! ! ! ! ! Ask them what they say! Just answer that I don’t know because I have changed my shift! Speechless. Don’t you feel responsible after changing shifts?

A hotel with absolutely no service, a terrible experience! A warning to tourists visiting Harbin! 1. Poor hygiene. As you can see in the pictures, there are large patches of dirt on the carpet and curtains. There's vomit on the toilet sidewalls. There are watermelon seeds on the toilet floor. The sink plug was just taken out and left outside, as was the bathroom drain plug. What if a guest accidentally drops something in there? 2. The most bizarre thing is, there's no kettle in the room. We asked the front desk to boil water, and they said it would be 20 yuan for two kettles! They boiled tap water! The waiter even tried to play tricks on tourists: "This isn't a five-star hotel (if you want a kettle, go to a five-star hotel)." 3. This is also the first hotel I've encountered that requires a 500 yuan deposit. The hotel doesn't provide water, and the price here is two to three times higher than outside.

Northeast China tourism is booming, so many rooms were booked in advance. I was afraid they wouldn't be able to keep the rooms, but the business is honest. The rooms are large and warm, and you can even go downstairs to take a shower. I highly recommend it. The front desk can be very busy and a bit irritable, but if everyone is patient, everything will be fine.