Harbin Hotels with Kitchens

"TianTian is a great hotel here in Harbin. It's 3 mins walk to Zhongyang street. As you can already see the famous street from our room window. Sophia Church is 10 mins walk from the other direction. The room is big and spacious. Housekeeping Ayi is very nice and approachable. She refills our water daily and clean our room. We first stayed for 2 nights and then we went to Snow Valley. They allowed us to leave some of our luggages. After snow valley we came back and stayed for another 4 nights as we enjoyed the stay here at the hotel. Best part they have washing machine for free use. We will definitely come back soon maybe end of the year. 🫰❤️"

"The panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows offered stunning, expansive views of the frozen Songhua River, which was truly breathtaking. The in-room floor heating kept everything incredibly warm, a stark contrast to the icy outdoors, making it super comfortable. The service was exceptionally thoughtful. The front desk staff were warm and efficient, and the bellhops proactively helped with luggage. The entire experience was fantastic. The dining was also outstanding; the松咖啡 (Song Cafe) buffet offered a wide variety, and the service from Linda and Joker at the Executive Lounge was particularly attentive. The 270° constant temperature infinity pool was absolutely amazing. Swimming while enjoying the river views made all my fatigue instantly melt away. The hotel was clean, tidy, and well-equipped, making it perfect for both leisure and business trips. Highly recommended!"

"The room environment was excellent! It was very clean and spacious, with spotless bedding and a sparkling bathroom. The owner was also very kind; we arrived quite early in the morning and since the guest in the king-size room we booked hadn't checked out yet, the owner upgraded us to a twin room for free. Plus, it's very close to Harbin West Railway Station, near a subway station, making it super convenient to get to attractions."

"This hotel is really close to Harbin Station, which I found super convenient. Maybe it's because I was driving, but despite a lot of one-way streets, it wasn't too far from any of the attractions. The hotel itself is in a quiet location, and having a parking lot was great for self-driving. The front desk staff were very friendly; they even gave some snacks to my child when we checked out after a two-night stay. Overall, it's excellent value for money."

"Qiantong Hotel is my top choice in Harbin, offering excellent value for money and a great experience! Its prime location next to the central business district makes commuting and running errands incredibly convenient. The rooms are well-designed with plenty of natural light and good ventilation. The environment is quiet and peaceful, ensuring a high-quality rest. The room amenities are comprehensive, with comfortable bedding and clean water, showing attention to detail. The service is professional and efficient, with smooth check-in and check-out processes and thoughtful, personalized service. It's perfect for business travelers, and I highly recommend it!"

"The room was spacious and comfortable, and the location was excellent – right off the Yangmingtan Bridge. Free parking was a big plus, and there were plenty of spaces. Downstairs, you could find all sorts of restaurants and supermarkets, and food delivery came right to the door. You could even see the Yangmingtan Bridge directly from the room. It had a fridge, washing machine, and induction cooker. The disposable toilet seat covers and disposable towels/bath sheets were a nice touch! And the best part: it's pet-friendly! Pet-friendly! Pet-friendly!"

"The location is fantastic, right at the subway entrance. When it's -20 to -30 degrees Celsius outside, saving a few hundred meters of walking really is a lifesaver. The hostel also provides free earplugs, and there are a lot of international guests, so you hear all sorts of languages. As an introverted person with social anxiety, I wasn't able to initiate conversations. There's a fridge and microwave on the first floor, so you can store your own food and heat it up whenever you want. All in all, it's pretty good!"

"It was completely beyond expectations. I originally planned to book near Sunac, but after doing a round of homework, I found it here and found that it was a newly renovated homestay. The room environment was super good, and it was very clean. It was very close to the mall, and there were many delicious foods downstairs. The small walnut barbecue was delicious. This location is also great, I am renting a car for a self-driving tour, very close to the Tiger Forest Garden of the Grand Theatre, it is easier to park downstairs, highly recommended!"

"This was by far the best hotel experience during my trip to Harbin, every detail perfectly matched my aesthetic and preferences. The decor of the Qixia room completely captivated me – a warm, natural wood palette throughout. Stepping inside felt like instantly settling into a cozy forest cabin. The 180-degree floor-to-ceiling windows made the entire space bright and airy, and that oversized bathtub by the window was the highlight of my stay. Soaking in it every evening, watching the skyline turn a beautiful orange-pink, just melted all my fatigue away. I absolutely have to commend the room's island counter design and the faucets; the quality is superb. Detail-oriented guests will truly appreciate this thoughtful design. Upon check-in, we received complimentary welcome fruits and a couple's cake. When I didn't feel like going out for lunch, I ordered room service – the 'Guo Bao Rou' (sweet and sour pork). It was perfectly crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and the sauce was absolutely divine, easily comparable to any famous local restaurant. The dessert section in the executive lounge was a hidden gem; every small cake was exquisite and delicious. The breakfast on the second day was an even bigger surprise – the freshly brewed Ewenki milk tea was rich and unique, and the croissants and Danish pastries from the bakery section had excellent flaky textures. There's a 42-degree hot spring pool in the swimming area, which is such a rare find in a city hotel. After a swim, soaking in the hot water really opened up my pores; it must be even more wonderful to visit in winter. From the moment I stepped into the sky lobby on the 42nd floor, I was immersed in a powerful tribal aesthetic: reindeer, 'chuoluozi' (tepee-like tents), and birch bark handicrafts everywhere. I spent a long time flipping through the faux-leather textured booklet and Ewenki-themed books in the room. Coupled with the set of hand-drawn creative postcards on the desk, it felt like receiving a gift from the vast forests of the Greater Khingan Mountains. Before checking out, I specifically went to see the Arctic-themed photography exhibition on the first floor. The exhibition was thoughtfully curated, showing just how much effort the hotel puts into cultural promotion. The lobby service was consistently warm and attentive. The butler proactively introduced the facilities and helped carry luggage to the room, and room service responses were very prompt. Overall, it felt like being genuinely cared for, rather than just experiencing standardized politeness."

"I had a very satisfying stay. The hotel is very close to St. Sophia Cathedral and Central Street, especially Central Street, which is just a two-minute walk away. The hotel itself is lovely, with a unique exotic charm, and it's very warm. They also provided a lot of amenities, like a sewing kit and double-sided tape – they thought of everything! I originally only booked for two days, but I extended it for another day. I highly recommend this hotel!!!"