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The room is exactly as pictured. Downstairs there's a 3-meter tatami mat, and upstairs a 1.8-meter king-size bed, easily accommodating a family of 6-7. The kids absolutely loved the slide! The owner specifically reserved a mountain-view room for us, and the view of the mountains when you open the curtains is absolutely stunning. The curtains and toilet are also automated. The hotel has an elevator, which is very convenient, and they even offer free luggage pick-up and drop-off. The owner also gave us complimentary frozen pears and persimmons, three late-night snacks, and a free ski ticket for Snow Town. This place is so much better than the B&B we stayed at last year – highly recommend it!

Just got back from Xuexiang, and I'm still thinking about that amazing guesthouse! I have to give it a huge thumbs up! First, the room. We booked a double room. It was spacious, bright, and warm as soon as we entered. The decor was a cozy wabi-sabi style, with warm, natural wood tones. The bed was incredibly comfortable; after playing in the snow all day, we fell asleep the moment we got back. The best part was the view from the window! Opening the curtains in the morning to a breathtaking white snowscape made me feel like I was in a fairytale. We took so many photos, and they didn't need much editing. Now, the food. Their restaurant was fantastic, with the same stylish decor as the rooms. The three of us ordered a huge table of Northeastern Chinese dishes—the portions were huge, and the food was authentic. Especially the chicken stew with mushrooms and the braised pork—my mouth is watering just thinking about it. The large round tables in the restaurant are perfect for families or friends to eat together; they create a wonderful atmosphere. The owner and staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful, quickly resolving any issues we had. In short, my accommodation experience in Xuexiang this time truly exceeded my expectations. Next time I come to Xuexiang, I will definitely stay here again! Highly recommend this place to anyone planning a trip to Xuexiang; it's absolutely worth it!

We chose the Retro Era room at Snow Mushroom Hotel in Xuexiang, and it was an amazing experience! The room decor had so much character – old wooden cabinets, floral bedspreads, feather duster hanging on the wall, and antique kettles; every little detail was full of nostalgia. The *kang* (heated brick bed) was wide and super comfortable. The three of us sat cross-legged on it, chatting and playing cards. We could even order food to our room, which really amplified the ambiance. Despite the retro style, the facilities were excellent. They even provided a humidifier, which helped with the dry air. The hygiene was also top-notch; bedding was changed for every guest, and the room was spotless with no strange odors. The hotel's Northeastern dishes were also superb – the river fish, *luandun* (stew), and cabbage dumplings were authentic and generously portioned, offering great value for money. They delivered the food directly to our room, and enjoying authentic Northeastern cuisine on a warm *kang* was pure bliss! The service was also very thoughtful; they contacted us via WeChat before check-in to provide directions and important information. I highly recommend this room type for both family trips and friends traveling together – you won't regret it!

1. **Location:** This is basically the best location in Snow Village. After getting off the bus, walk about 40 meters along the left side of the China Snow Village monument, and you'll reach the hotel entrance. In the bitter cold, being close to the main road is a lifesaver. The back of the hotel faces a small river, and the amusement facilities haven't extended this far yet. Most rooms face this river, offering a very quiet and beautiful view. The fireworks display point is just across the river, so you can watch fireworks at night and the sunrise in the morning. At midnight, you can hear the gentle sound of flowing water and melting snow dripping, which is incredibly peaceful. 2. **Room:** Mr. Lü upgraded us to a twin room with a tatami mat on the second floor. The facilities are excellent. There's a tea-making stove and a medium-sized humidifier. Lying on the tatami mat while watching the fireworks was pure bliss! 3. **Breakfast:** It was average, but you can't expect too much in Snow Village. 4. **Room Heating:** The room has both floor heating and air conditioning. It was incredibly warm; I was sweating profusely even in the middle of the night. Even after turning off the floor heating, it was still hot. The entire building is very well heated. **Suggestion:** The bay window is a bit too close for privacy. Perhaps some privacy film or stickers could be added to the side glass. I used to go to Hoshino Resorts in Hokkaido every winter and didn't know about Snow Village. From now on, I'll only come to Snow Village. No more going to foreign countries; it's good to support our own people.

The location of this hotel is just off the Main Street in snow town. Very convenient location, extremely friendly staff members and adequate and yummy breakfast. Room is modern and comfortable, water is hot and plentiful, definitely appreciated during the bitterly cold months. Price is on the high side but that’s the price to pay during peak season. Overall a highly enjoyable place to stay!

夏天的雪鄉別有一番韻味，山清水秀，空氣特別清新。入住體驗很不錯，酒店貼心給我們升級了大房間，房間收拾得十分乾淨，裝修風格好看，空間寬敞明亮，很適合一家三口居住。整體環境、服務、設施都讓人滿意，衞生做得很到位。已經計劃冬天再帶孩子過來玩雪，期待下次再來！

The owner is very particular, and the big red padded jackets in the store are definitely worth checking out for a photo op. The walls need some maintenance, and there's no air conditioning. The floor heating gets quite warm, and the windows are of average quality, letting in a bit of a draft at night, making it a bit chilly. We slept with our heads facing outwards on the *kang* (heated brick bed). The night view is beautiful, and the 'splashing water into ice' activity is a lot of fun, costing 5 yuan per person. Things within the scenic area are quite expensive; frozen pears, for instance, are 5 yuan each in a less central area of Harbin's Central Street.