Hotels in Snow Town Scenic Aera, Harbin

Stayed at 'Xuegu Yu Wo Tongxing' for 4 days and 3 nights. Basically, I contacted the owner's wife via WeChat, which I got from Xiaohongshu. She helped us arrange the entire itinerary, and then we booked the accommodation on Ctrip. First day (Dec 30, 25): We took a large bus from Central Street to Xuegu at 8 AM. We arrived at 'Xuegu Yu Wo Tongxing' around 2 PM. After checking in, we started playing in the snow behind their guesthouse. At 6:30 PM, the owner's mother taught us how to make candied hawthorns. The tickets were 140 RMB for adults and 70 RMB for children. Then we started a 5-kilometer hike to Xuexiang. The thick snow and beautiful scenery along the way made my daughter forget about rushing. It was so cold on the mountain that my glasses frosted over, but thankfully I had applied warming patches to my hands, feet, back, and abdomen. We reached Xuexiang around 2 PM, rested at the Xuexiang Tourist Center, and then found a restaurant for lunch. Xuexiang is very commercialized; the food was expensive and not good. Between 3 and 4 PM, it got dark, so we went up the Fairy Tale World Plank Road to photograph the beautiful scenery of Xuexiang. The evening view was absolutely stunning. Then, at 6 PM, we took the bus arranged by the owner's wife back to the Xuegu guesthouse. We arrived back around 8 PM, and the owner's mother had prepared dinner. Their food was delicious. Third day (Jan 1, 26): At 9 AM, the owner took me by bus to visit Wusongling (Rime Island). We bought tickets at the foot of the mountain, 400 RMB for both adults and children. After the bus dropped us off, we had to take a snowmobile up a very steep mountain. Then we started trying out different activities, including snow banana boating, snow tubing, skiing, self-driving snowmobiles, a slide for children, and camel riding (at an additional cost). Afterward, the owner led us on a hike up a steep slope to take many beautiful photos. He even used a drone and a 360 camera to capture high-quality videos for us. I left around 3 PM; it was too cold on the mountain. Fourth day (Jan 2, 26): After breakfast at the guesthouse, we took a bus back to Harbin at 9 AM. For all three evenings, the owner would pop Wuchang rice for us to eat in the hall, and we'd chat while cracking sunflower seeds. Overall, I highly recommend the guesthouse's cleanliness and the restaurant's food. The owner, his wife, his mother, and the guesthouse staff are all simple, honest, and truly go out of their way to satisfy all guests. Thank you to all the staff at 'Xuegu Yu Wo Tongxing' for their dedication, which made our experience wonderful. We will definitely return to Wusongling if we get the chance.

This is a very new, modern-style hotel. Some rooms are decorated in a Japanese style. The bathrooms are large and clean, with views of either the mountains or the street. The hotel is located in the center of the village, and you can walk to the activity area. If you're hungry, you can order food from the kitchen area. Most importantly, the host is incredibly kind and also seems quite young. They contacted us before our trip to check in and took us to the ski resort in the village because we woke up late, so we didn't have to book other activity areas. They even joined us for activities, took photos and videos, took us sledding, and drove snowmobiles. In the evening, when we didn't go out into the village, they messaged to check on us out of concern. We felt that the host took great care of us without making us feel uncomfortable or intrusive. We were very impressed! Also, the app mentioned a deposit, but it seems the host didn't collect it. P.S. If you haven't chosen an activity area beforehand, the host will likely take you to Xie Yue Lai (Xin Yue Lai). This place is great for sledding, skiing, and snowmobiling, with a high-angle view of the village. If you want beautiful tree views, you'll need to trek through. If you don't enjoy these activities, there might not be much to do, so I recommend finding another activity area as well.

Great, great, great, great praise. The boss is kind, the boss's wife is gentle, the son is handsome, and the dog is cute. The room is clean, tidy, sanitary and comfortable, and the experience is very good. There are frozen pears and frozen persimmons every day, and you can also play water splashing to make ice for free. Basically, everything you ask for is responsive. You can ask the boss to help arrange travel and you don't have to worry about it. In short, it was a very good stay experience, and I will stay here next time.

Fantastic! The host was incredibly welcoming, and our trip to Snow Valley was absolutely delightful.

The landlady is incredibly nice; she helps arrange everything we want to do. Right outside the door, you can play in the snow, and there are also: Northeastern specialty fruit platters, a traditional sugar-coated hawthorn (tanghulu) making experience, a Northeastern floral padded jacket experience, and a 'splashing water into ice' activity.

Highly recommend for anyone planning a trip to Snow Valley! Nan Nan Homestay has an unbeatable location, incredibly close to the ski resort. After a tiring day of skiing, you can just turn around and head back to rest. The owner is a local and an excellent guide, providing professional service. The attraction tickets they helped us book were cheaper than online, and they even arranged free shuttle service within the scenic area, so we didn't have to lug our luggage around. The rooms are well-equipped with private bathrooms and complimentary toiletries. The large kang bed can accommodate 2-4 people, making it perfect for family trips or traveling with friends. The 'tie guo dun' (iron pot stew) and 'guo bao rou' (sweet and sour pork) at the restaurant are super authentic, with fresh and flavorful ingredients – incredible value for money. We loved our stay so much, we didn't want to leave!

The woman hotel staff had a translator device, which made conversing with them possible. I can see the effort of all the staff in the helping us to the best of their abilities. This was probably our most favorite part of our harbin trip. My advice is to take the tour they have at the restaurant. It will be both worth it and memorable! I loved it here! Perfect accommodation

Enjoy Northeastern snacks upon check-in: You can enjoy frozen pears and frozen persimmons provided by the boss upon check-in, which is super friendly Service: The boss and his family are very friendly. If you need anything, the boss will provide it. If you want to go to other places, they can help you book tickets and pick you up at the door of the homestay, which is super convenient. In the evening, you can also play iron tree and silver flower together Splash water into ice, and you will also make candied haws and dumplings with them. You can stay at the homestay owner's house or eat outside. The boss's sauerkraut noodles and chicken stewed with mushrooms are super delicious and large in portion Environment: The homestay is in the small street of Xuegu. The location is very good. There are delicious food all around. It is also a long way from the big stage. It is only a few steps away. It is very convenient to walk around the surrounding area, and the scenery is beautiful

The room is a normal standard type but it's very cheap, only a hundred baht per night. But they informed me from the beginning that there will be nothing in the room. There are no towels, no soap, if you want it you have to ask for it, there is no water, you have to buy everything yourself. But overall, it's not as bad as the price. But the downside is that many people here smoke. If you don't like the smell of cigarettes, you may have to find another place that is closer because the smell of cigarettes here is really strong. But the bed is warm, there is a water heater, overall, it's okay.

The shop was bustling with activity. There were many guests, and the owner, along with an older man, led all the guests in activities, creating a group chat to send photos and videos. After finishing the dinner rush, the owner organized everyone to perform ”iron flower” (a traditional Chinese fireworks display) at 9 PM, while the elderly ladies inside prepared sugar-coated glutinous rice balls. While the sugar balls cooled, the owner led everyone in a water-splashing game to create ice. At 10:40 PM, everyone was called to the dining area to receive sugar balls, frozen pears, and frozen persimmons. The owner worked very hard all day, still sending photos to the group chat at 2 AM. From afternoon to evening, the owner's enthusiasm remained high; he seemed tireless.