Hotels With Gym in Heilongjiang, China

## Amenities: The mattress was comfortable, two types of pillows were provided, a smart toilet, a TV with screen-mirroring capabilities, and the internet speed was very fast! The slippers were the thickest and most comfortable I've ever encountered in any hotel. ## Cleanliness: The shower drain wasn't clean and was a bit clogged; I had to deal with it myself while showering. ## Ambiance: I had requested a high floor, but was only given the 7th floor, so my view was ultimately blocked by the tall building directly in front. Additionally, the room was right by the elevator entrance. Luckily, there were no noisy tour groups blocking the elevators that day, so it was relatively quiet. ## Service: Almost non-existent. During check-in, there were two front desk staff. The male staff member was warmly smiling and assisting another group, while the female staff member gave me a cold reception. When I asked about the floor, she simply said my room type wasn't available on the 9th floor. Normally, one would expect something like, ”This room type isn't available on the 9th floor, would you like to consider an upgrade to a different room type on the 9th floor?” She offered no smile and was very curt. After she simply stated my room type wasn't available, I didn't feel like pursuing the conversation further. *Sigh*. ▶ There are self-service drinks in the lobby on the first floor, but the staff didn't inform me. I only found out about them after seeing it online. ▶ Upon check-out, there's supposed to be a farewell gift, but the staff didn't mention it. Long after I had left, I received a message on the Ctrip app saying there was one, meaning I would have had to inquire at the front desk myself. *Ahem*. ▶ I didn't book the hotel's buffet breakfast, but the restaurant allows you to order items à la carte. My companion and I spent 20 yuan and were completely full. (The fried rice was delicious!) ● Overall, in terms of value for money, it's really good! It just falls short on the details. (I wonder if this has anything to do with booking a discounted room? 🤔)

The hotel is right at the end of the night market, making it incredibly convenient to get there—just downstairs! The morning market isn't far either; you can easily walk there. The security guard at the entrance is very responsible and helpful. There's road construction in front of the building, so if you can't find it on your GPS, call the front desk. They have a parking lot in the back, and the security guard will guide you there. Once the night market opens at 4 PM, you'll have to take a detour to the parking lot. Before the night market opens, you can drive directly to the hotel entrance.

The hotel's decor is quite stylish. Even though it was a windowless room, it was still very comfortable to stay in, and it came with a humidifier, which is a definite plus. When checking in, the front desk was very honest and told me that the soundproofing wasn't great. Indeed, the floorboards seem quite thin, and I could hear sounds from the adjacent room. If you're a light sleeper, you should be aware of this, though earplugs were provided in the room. The cleanliness was good, everything was neatly tidied. The front desk service was very enthusiastic; they even gave me a small gift when I checked out, which was a nice touch. The biggest advantage is the location; it's right in the city center. It's only a 10-minute walk to the church, and there's a bus stop for a shopping street right outside, making it convenient to get to other places.

The facilities are modern, clean, and meet general expectations. Although the room isn't huge, it's fully equipped and I'm very satisfied. The thoughtful design and layout completely met my high standards for accommodation quality, even for someone as picky as me. While the window view isn't great, it perfectly satisfies the need for a good night's sleep – after all, I'm not here to gaze at the scenery from the hotel. The breakfast selection can cater to above-average needs and is highly recommended. PS: The essential oil scent of the hand soap is wonderful! They even provided Red Sausage from Li Dao and a Modern brand popsicle. Each floor has a water bottle dispenser by the elevator for guests to take, and the room also comes with complimentary Coke and Sprite. The attention to detail is impressive! I just had to write a glowing review! Hope it stays this way!

This hotel is perfect for a layover! It's very close to the airport, and the free shuttle service is incredibly convenient – they pick you up whenever you call, which is a huge relief. The staff here are fantastic; they're friendly and welcoming, and check-in was quick and efficient. The room was clean and tidy, and the soundproofing was good, so I got a great night's sleep. The overall atmosphere is cozy and comfortable, and it offers great value for money. It's so easy to get around from here. I'll definitely choose this hotel again for my next layover! 😊😊

The location is directly across from the south entrance of Central Street, with north-facing windows offering a view straight down the street. It's about equidistant from Central Street Station and Shangzhi Street Station on Metro Line 2, roughly 45-55 meters from each – a bit of a 'can't have your cake and eat it too' situation. The lobby service was incredibly warm, efficient, and never dragged. Someone even managed to seamlessly hand me a cup of tea that was the perfect temperature and strength. Absolutely fantastic. The family room had a large and a small bed, both spacious enough. There was ample room for luggage and even a convenient spot next to the toilet for your phone. The complimentary tea bags in the room were Lapsang Souchong and White Peony. Room cleaning was incredibly efficient – it was tidied up by the time we returned from breakfast. The hotel's convenience store had decent prices, and a good selection of bottled Kvas from Qiulin. If you turn right outside, there's a great grilled squid vendor. Across the street, there's a large Harbin Meat Processing Factory store. Overall, very satisfied!

This is the first five-star review I've given a hotel all year. The hotel is right next to Central Street and very close to the Central Street subway station. There are plenty of dining options around the hotel, and of course, Central Street itself is great for shopping, so the location is excellent. But these are secondary; the hotel's overall service and facilities were truly impressive. The staff's warm service and the perfect facilities left a deep impression on me. Even though we only had one suitcase, the doorman helped us carry it all the way to our room. The room wasn't huge, but it was very well-equipped, especially the fully automatic toilet. The shower pressure was excellent, and the water temperature was just right. The quality of the dental kit was also very good; I even took a new set home. Besides the buffet, it seems there are also special daily offerings for breakfast, and afternoon tea is provided. The room was also very quiet, which was a huge plus. This will definitely be my top choice when I visit Harbin again.

My stay at this hotel was fantastic, really excellent. The environment was warm and cozy, and it's super close to Central Street and the Flood Control Monument. The room had great soundproofing, 24-hour hot water, and the bedding was super comfortable. Plus, there's a self-service laundry room on the fifth floor which was incredibly convenient!

This was my first trip to Harbin, and I booked a riverside hotel near the Songhua River on Ctrip. My stay at the Harbin Habsburg River View Hotel (St. Sophia Church branch) was overwhelmingly positive, especially regarding the service and breakfast. From the greeters and front desk staff to the restaurant team, everyone was consistently described as 'warm, attentive, and caring,' making it feel just like home. They even offered complimentary access to the executive lounge, which truly showed how thoughtful and considerate the hotel is. The breakfast was incredibly rich and featured local specialties. What really stood out was the long serving time, from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM, allowing us to sleep in and enjoy it as a brunch – a luxury usually only found in international resort hotels. The variety was impressive, including Northeastern dishes like 'kill-pig' stew, chicken stew with mushrooms, 'Guo Bao Rou' (sweet and sour pork), iron pot stew, frozen pears, and Kvas, along with Lanzhou beef noodles, wontons, tofu pudding, and big bone stews. The hotel's location is also excellent. It's about a 10-minute walk (500 meters) to Central Street, the Flood Control Monument, and the Chinese Eastern Railway Bridge. St. Sophia Church and Daoli Market are within a 2-kilometer walk. Directly across from the hotel is the entrance to the Songhua River Cableway. We stayed on the 11th floor in a high-level river view room, offering distant views of the river and Swan Castle. The night view was truly beautiful. The room was well-equipped with a humidifier (essential in dry Northeast China), heated eye masks, sleep earplugs, a foot bath, bath salts, and charging cables. They also provided a complimentary fruit platter and snacks daily, and the bottled water was from Quanyangquan. This hotel is a 'service-driven' choice offering excellent value for money. With its thoughtful service, abundant breakfast, and convenient location, the Habsburg is definitely worth choosing. I would absolutely stay here again on my next visit to Harbin and would even recommend it to friends.