Hotels With Spa in Heilongjiang, China

The location is unbeatable! It's less than 100 steps to Central Street if you just turn right, and about 70 steps to the famous Laochu Restaurant, so you can wait for your table comfortably at the hotel. The service was excellent and very generous. Our room only included one breakfast, but the front desk graciously gifted breakfast for our whole family of three. And the breakfast was fantastic! They had freshly made rice noodles and wontons, as well as Guo Bao Rou (sweet and sour pork) and roasted lamb chops. The roasted lamb chops tasted even better than some specialized restaurants! The mini-bar was also very generous, even including Kvass. The afternoon tea was great too; we ate so much we couldn't even eat dinner. There's a row of cat houses outside the entrance, and according to the security guard, a cat used to live there, but it's apparently gone for Chinese New Year~

I saw some negative reviews and was a bit nervous before checking in. However, my stay turned out to be fantastic! Everything from the service, hardware, and breakfast, to the gym (all Technogym equipment!), and the excellent quality of the pastry at breakfast, met all my expectations. I'm very satisfied, especially with the superb service!

The staff is wonderful and they took care of us. We checked in at 2 o’clock in the morning and there were still waiting eagerly waiting to take care of us and we got in the room we had to sleep. The breakfast was great. They were able to translate and the breakfast is laid out nicely. We were given different options for the breakfast as well so we chose the buffet breakfast and it’s wonderful. I would recommend anyone to come here and stay and it is a fantastic place to stay at staff is friendly kind and the place is comfortable.

Hotel is about 8-10min walk from the bus drop off area. Staff were polite, attended to my request promptly. We booked the family room which can accommodate 7 of us, however there were only 2 towels plus 2 disposable towels provided in the room. The hotel staff provided us with more towels upon request. The room was clean and tidy. There were 2 double beds which fit 4 of us, while another tatami bed barely fit the other 3 of us (wished it was bigger tatami), but it is just for one night, so it was alright. The room equipped with a big window which facing the Main Street, which is a plus point, great morning and night view of snow town from the view! Breakfast was great! A lot of variety and it was delicious. The hotel even gave us free frozen foods as supper. There were free 泼水成冰 activities provided by the hotel too. Overall the stay was great.

You get what you pay for. While it's pricey, the cost is justified. The lobby immediately gives off a luxurious, palatial vibe, and they even shared some of the building's history with my child. Our luggage was brought to the room for us, and the staff meticulously explained all the room's amenities. The hotel has a front and back building. We booked a king room in the front building, and it truly felt opulent, with a very spacious and comfortable bathroom. The queen rooms are in the back building, and their bathrooms are standard hotel size. The service staff are excellent, making you feel right at home. For breakfast, they even have freshly grilled steak.

The service at Junyi Hotel is a standout feature. The biggest surprise was the à la carte breakfast, offering both Chinese and Western options like steak, millet porridge, pangasius fish, and vermicelli soup – and it all tasted pretty good. Every evening, they delivered pastries and milk or fruit to the room, and upon checkout, there was a small souvenir. This really made a positive impression on my child. The room decor and color scheme were quite cozy. One thing that could be improved, though, is the mattress. It was a bit uncomfortable – too thick and hot. It's probably time to replace it. Also, the room temperature couldn't be maintained at a steady 26 degrees Celsius; it stayed at 28 degrees, which was too hot to sleep at night. I ended up having to open the window a bit to finally fall asleep.

Wanted to give my thanks to Joe for picking us up in the airport and helping us all around. He is naturally helpful and kind. Well the hotel is grand. It is old but they maintain it. We booked suite room and it is very spacious and comfortable. Bed is just fine and huge bathroom. They make sure to clean our room every day. Location wise is excellent . Close to many malls, travel time to sofia church and some other famous attractions is about 25mins. Just the food selection in this hotel is limited. The chinese restaurant seems close or fully booked all the time and the japanese restaurant is close the whole duration of our week. Hotel says because its off season. I didn't take pictures to share but We definitely gonna book this hotel when we come back to harbin.

The service at this five-star hotel is quite good. First, I'd like to commend the uncle at the entrance – he truly deserves praise. Every time, he actively helped us open the car door and handle our luggage, being very enthusiastic. I personally feel that the staff at the entrance create our first impression of a hotel, and this seemingly entry-level position is actually very important. Thumbs up to the uncle! We arrived at the hotel around 11 PM on a late flight, and the front desk staff were also very welcoming. With smiles on their faces, they checked us in and even gave the child a small handmade gift. It wasn't expensive, but it made for a really nice experience. Now, for my personal dissatisfactions. We paid an extra 50 yuan for a room with a view of the Ice and Snow World. While they did ask if we were willing to pay extra for the room, and I accepted, I still feel that for a five-star hotel, this practice is a bit ungraceful. The room itself was standard. A five-star hotel in the 'Great North' (referring to a northern region of China) still lags significantly behind five-star hotels in first-tier cities, especially the bathroom – it was really, really old-fashioned. There was no shower cubicle, no wet/dry separation, just a shower curtain. After showering, water almost certainly spilled out. Luckily, the bathroom was large enough that there was still space to stand. If I had checked in in the afternoon, I definitely would have asked to change rooms, but it was late at night, and I couldn't be bothered to move, especially since I wasn't sleeping in the bathroom anyway. Still, it was very frustrating, and I hope the bathroom gets renovated. Overall, it's decent. There's a subway nearby for getting around, and ordering takeout is very convenient – the robot delivery service eliminates the hassle of self-pickup, which is a big plus. **Facilities:** Old **Service:** Very good **Environment:** Good

Good value for money, especially in the winter high season. Good location, 10mins walkable distance to the Chinese Baroque Area and 20mins walkable distance to St. Sophia Church. I think I got the smallest room possible, so try to avoid rooms ending with -01 and -02. Clean room and the bed is very comfortable. Paid a bit more for the buffet breakfast. Nothing special but the fried rice was delicious and I ate a lot to tide through the day.

The room is quite spacious, and the location is excellent – right on Central Avenue. It offers great value for money. If you don't plan on visiting the famous bathhouses, the scrubbing service downstairs is pretty good. The hygiene and service were both satisfactory, and they even gave us a souvenir when we checked out. Definitely worth a visit!