Hotels With Bar in Heilongjiang, China

I recently wrapped up a fantastic stay from March 3rd to March 6th and couldn't be happier with my experience. What truly sets this hotel apart is the team. I want to give a special shout-out to Jenny, Mia, and Nan for their outstanding hospitality and professional service. They went above and beyond to ensure everything was perfect. I also want to extend my gratitude to the entire staff on duty between March 3rd ~ March 6th. Every interaction was met with a smile and a genuine ”can-do” attitude.

The smart devices in the room are fantastic! You can control the lights, curtains, and TV all by voice, no need to get out of bed – a true blessing for the lazy. The AC cools and heats up quickly, keeping the room at a very comfortable temperature. The location is excellent, right downstairs is Central Street with plenty of restaurants and supermarkets. It's about a 10-minute walk to Metro Line 2, making it super convenient to get to Sun Island and the Ice and Snow World. The Hongzhuan Street Morning Market and the Songhua River Ice and Snow Carnival are also within walking distance.

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.

If you're driving, I'd recommend taking the exit at Songbei (unless you want to photograph the start of G1), even though it's further, it avoids most of the city traffic, reducing the chance of getting stuck. The hotel environment is top-notch, and parking isn't an issue. You check in at the South Gate reception, and the North Gate leads directly to the south entrance/exit of the Harbin Ice and Snow World, about a 10-minute walk depending on your pace. It's very close to the Ferris wheel and the big stage, and I believe it's not far from the subway station either. Cleanliness is a given and was excellent. The room facilities are comprehensive. When ordering takeout, be aware of potential delays; in my case, there were no delivery riders available. I'm not sure if this was an isolated incident or a common problem. During the Ice and Snow Festival, room prices double, but for convenience, it's an excellent choice. Harbin Ice and Snow World Adult Ticket - Standard Price: I booked the tickets with my room, and it was significantly cheaper than buying them separately. Important: remember to select your time slot when booking!

The hotel's location is very close to Central Street, making it convenient for sightseeing and shopping. The only downside is that the family room we booked was a bit small, and there was no door between the bathroom/shower entrance and the bedroom, which lacked a sense of privacy. Since the family room accommodates three people, I suggest providing three sets of water glasses and tooth-brushing cups, as there were only two in the room. Overall, the hotel is good, and I recommend improving some of these small details to enhance the guest experience!

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 really have to praise this hotel! Traveling with kids can be a hassle, but this stay was incredibly comfortable. Even my picky child didn't want to leave. First off, a massive shout-out to the ladies at the front desk! They were all beautiful and tall, spoke softly, and were incredibly gentle and patient with our little one. Every time we passed by, they'd smile and play with him. The most amazing part? Their voices weren't at all like the loud, boisterous Northeastern stereotype, haha! The hotel's location is also fantastic. You step right out into Chinese Baroque architecture, which is perfect for evening strolls and photos. Whatever you want to eat, you can easily walk to. When we were tired from walking with the kid, we'd just head back to the hotel to relax. We were too lazy to go out and eat for several days, so we ordered takeout multiple times, and the ladies always helped deliver it to our room, tirelessly! Seriously appreciate their effort! The little garden in the middle is an absolute gem. Though small, it was covered in snow, and our child would rush out to play there every day. On the last day, before check-out, he spent over an hour playing and only left after being dragged away. He kept saying he wants to come back and play here again! The room deserves a special mention! It was super spacious and clean, so friendly for a family with two kids. The built-in Smith water dispenser was a lifesaver for a mom like me – no need to boil water or buy bottled water, we could get warm water for the kids anytime. It saved so much trouble. And Xiaodu (the smart speaker)! My talkative child could chat with it for two hours, from telling stories to asking about the weather. This mom finally got to relax and scroll on her phone, haha. All in all, this hotel was the biggest surprise of our trip. Next time we're in Harbin, we absolutely have to stay here again~

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 location and facilities : excellent I praised one of the male staff who greeted me and arranged my check in on Jan 1st in the evening, he also helped me to bring our laundry to our room, very polite and helpful person . We also get 2 bags of welcome gifts I defiinetely will stay there again if I ever visited Harbin in the future

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.