The Harbin Junyi Hotel (Central Street Sofia Church) is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Harbin Junyi Hotel (Central Street Sofia Church) offers a pleasant stay in Harbin for those traveling for business or leisure. Traveling to the hotel is easy with Ha'erbin Railway Station located approximately 3km away and Harbin Taiping International Airport roughly 36km away. In addition, Zhongyangdajie Metro Station is just a short walk away. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Harbin Sophia Square, Stalin Park and Dada Mosque. After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel. This Harbin hotel features parking on site. According to our guests, this hotel provides a very high level of service. This hotel is a popular accommodation for guests traveling with families.
"This hotel was fantastic, far exceeding my expectations. Initially, I chose it simply because it was affordable and conveniently located near Central Street, so I didn't have high hopes. However, I was genuinely surprised upon arrival.
Regarding the facilities, it's an old Russian-style building, so the overall structure isn't brand new. But the room itself showed no signs of age; the cleaning and hygiene were impeccable, and the bedding was visibly new, neat, and pure white. It seems the hotel put a lot of effort into renovations after taking over the building.
The location speaks for itself; you can see it clearly on the map. Turn right out the door and you're on Central Street, and it's a short ten-minute walk to Saint Sophia Cathedral. It's incredibly convenient for exploring nearby attractions. I've included street views and attractions around the hotel in the photos.
What truly stood out was the service. Our taxi pulled up to the hotel entrance, and a very enthusiastic security guard immediately came to help with our luggage and guided us to the front desk. His tone was incredibly warm and cheerful, giving me the impression that he genuinely enjoyed his job. Opposite the front desk was a self-service area with various snacks and refreshments. The front desk staff thoughtfully invited us to eat and drink while checking in, all free for guests. I've never seen such a generous spread in a lobby before. Afterwards, a front desk attendant even escorted us to our room, explained the facilities, and we were welcomed with complimentary fruit and a mini-bar. Usually, you'd expect this level of service from a hotel costing at least 2000 yuan a night. They even gave us a small gift when we checked out.
After experiencing incredibly poor service at the previous hotel, this one, which was even cheaper, offered a world of difference in service. The service here felt comparable to hotels in Beijing costing 6000 yuan a night. It truly made me feel right at home."