Hotels With Wifi in Heilongjiang, China

This hotel is an absolute steal for the price, offering incredible value for money. The room was spacious, with well-thought-out decor details, and the hotel facilities were comprehensive. Everything was spotless and tidy, and the service staff were incredibly friendly with sweet smiles. They even had a local food and travel guide in the room, plus smart amenities! The surrounding area boasts delicious and affordable food, and the location is superb – close to the subway station, St. Sophia Cathedral, and Central Street. I'll definitely be booking here again on my next visit.

Stayed at Pai Hotel near Sofia Church and Central Street and it was a solid choice. Location is excellent for sightseeing, and getting around by Didi is easy. Staff were patient and helpful during check-in, even using a translator app. Room was simple but clean with daily housekeeping. Lobby has free hot water, a microwave, and luggage storage. Heating was good during winter. Just note that rooms facing the train can be noisy.

It’s 7 days hotel, I don’t know what the premium should be but I would say that the location is great, barely 5 minutes walk to the church. Otherwise the room is basic and old. It was warm enough inside. The downside is that you can hear the people in the rooms next to you even when they are just talking. If you just need a place to sleep while in Harbin this is a good choice in terms of value for money.

I had a very pleasant stay here. Initially, I booked a room without a window, but I found it quite suffocating,especially in winter when it felt dark and gloomy. I asked the receptionist if I could change rooms, and they kindly upgraded me to a spacious room with a window for only an additional 28 RMB. The reception staff were incredibly kind and sweet, making the whole process smooth and welcoming. The location is excellent just a 5 minute walk from Sophia Cathedral and the food market inside the mall. Overall, the combination of friendly service, convenient location, and comfortable room made my stay enjoyable. Highly recommended!

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This hotel is in a very convenient location. It is very close to the main interchange between the first and second lines of the subway, meaning that you can get to major tourist destinations (like Ice and Snow World and ZhongYang street) very easily.  The staff are very helpful. They helped us use the coffee machine in the foyer and recommended good restaurants. They were also good when I was feeling sick. They gave us lollies to give me energy and information for the hospital.    The hotel was very clean, had free laundry machines and had a very inviting lobby. The lobby had an assortment of warm drinks, some sweets, and snacks. It was also nice and warm, especially compared to the frigid temperatures outside. There was also quite a bit of comfortable seating to rest on.  If I ever return to Harbin, I will definitely stay here again.

The hotel's location is excellent. Stalin Park and the cross-river cable car are right behind it, and it's very close to Central Street. Downstairs, there's a supermarket, a coffee shop, and a McDonald's. The 'premium king room' was standard, nothing special. The heating inside was very warm, but the bed was a bit high. The only downside was the shower water wasn't very hot. The staff said it was due to a boiler system, and if too many people used it, the hot water would diminish. The water in the morning was even colder than at night. 🥲

I stayed here for one night during a layover. The hotel is quite close to Central Street and Daoli Vegetable Market. The service was great, with that typical Northeastern hospitality that makes you feel right at home. They even gave us a free room upgrade. The room layout was very practical, and they provided a weighing scale and a yoga mat. The drinks in the mini-fridge were also complimentary. My only minor complaint was that when the bedding moved, I noticed a bit of dust, which might have been more apparent due to the lighting. However, the bedding itself was very comfortable, and they even provided both a soft and a firm pillow, which was a nice touch. If the price is right, I'd definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Harbin.

The room was quite clean, the bed looks a bit wrinkled because I sat on it. The bathroom provides disposable toilet seat covers and bath towels, which is great for those who prefer not to use communal ones. I booked a non-smoking room. There was a smell of smoke when entering the room and in the hallway, but not inside the room itself. I stayed for one night, and perhaps the shared laundry caused some smoke residue to stick to the sheets, as my face started to hurt a bit. I asked the front desk to help me change the sheets, and they immediately did so. They also brought an ozone air purifier (the machine shown in the picture) to purify my room. After just a few minutes of using that machine, the pain in my face disappeared. (You should know, I had been walking around Central Street today, then took a taxi back, and my face was hurting. I washed my face for a long time and used some products in the room, and only then did the swelling and pain subside.) In Harbin, where smoking seems to be everywhere, I'm truly touched that they went to such lengths for me. (And the smoke at the hotel I stayed at in Changchun was so bad that I couldn't sleep at all at night, and I even had to get injections for several days after returning home – my money! 😭) When you enter and exit the building, you'll encounter the cleaning aunties and the patrolling security uncles. For those worried about safety, this is a blessing, as there are security uncles patrolling at night. I'm not much of a talker, but the cleaning aunties and security uncles would initiate conversations. They even wished a student good luck on their exams, and I felt they were really nice people. The front desk lady also gave that student a bottle of iced black tea and a packet of coffee. If your destination in Harbin is nearby, I highly recommend staying here.

For those of you who don’t want to bring winter attire from your country and plan to buy them in Harbin, you should definitely stay at this hotel. You can take a Didi directly to the hotel, drop off your luggage, and head downstairs to buy your winter essentials. Like me, I came here wearing just sport shoes and was able to buy really cheap winter shoes right away. This means you don’t need to walk around outside searching for what you need, and you don’t have to worry about your clothes being too thin for the cold. You don’t even need to bring full winter gear to feel safe and comfortable. Just make sure to take a Didi to the hotel—the fare is really cheap. The location is super strategic, the host is very kind and helpful, and the shopping center for winter clothes is literally less than a two-minute walk away!