Hotéis próximos a Harbin Ice and Snow World em Harbin

If you can’t buy a premium ticket, just stay here! It is 30 meters away from the south gate of Ice and Snow World, and you can see the Ferris wheel from the hotel! Russian-style architecture, tall and luxurious, comfortable to live in. The most important thing is that it is only 30 meters away from the Ice and Snow World. When you go out and cross the road, you will reach the south gate of the Ice and Snow World. It is already the happiest existence to queue up and wait to enter when the temperature is more than 20 degrees below zero! The world of ice and snow is really beautiful! Although we have to queue up in the ice and snow at more than 20 degrees below zero, it is ”worth it” in one word! The world of ice and snow under the sun is pure, and the world of ice and snow under the night is colorful! I heard that the Ice and Snow World had started to be dismantled yesterday. I couldn’t help but feel sad when I saw the ice sculptures that had left beautiful memories melting and being dismantled. Looking at the photos, I was even more amazed! The good things left behind are not only in the photos, but also unparalleled memories! Attached are a few photos of the world of ice and snow to keep the beauty in your heart and pass it on to every friend who has been there and who has never been there.

The hotel service is very good. Someone came to greet you as soon as you arrived at the door. The check-in procedure was very fast, and the little brother guided me very carefully, from calling the elevator to escorting me to the room, and explained in detail the use of the room switches and the surrounding dining and entertainment locations. The room is very comfortable, the decoration is simple and elegant, and the room is sunny. The parent-child room I booked is no problem for a family of three. The goose down quilt and goose down pillows are very comfortable, and the latex pillows are really great. The space arrangement is very reasonable. There is no peculiar smell in the bathroom, the shower room drains smoothly, and the hot water is great. The hotel's waiters are very welcoming. The front desk staff thoughtfully prepared souvenirs when leaving the hotel. Thank you very much to every staff member during your stay!

Overall, the service at Harbin Shangri-La is good. The only thing to criticize here is the front desk staff wearing black uniforms who checked in at noon on the 17th! I had made a reservation for a quiet room, but when I went upstairs, I discovered it was a connecting room! Why give a non-standard room with worse soundproofing than a normal room without prior consent from the guest? For this reason, I spent 30 minutes to change rooms! (I would like to commend the female staff member who helped me move up and downstairs twice and ran in with a birthday cake to rearrange my room.) After a long journey, I wanted to go to a hotel to rest, but I still had to worry about such a simple thing! Compared with the enthusiastic service attitude of employees in other departments, the service at this front desk is very stiff. It is recommended to focus on retraining! I would also like to commend the concierge who was responsible for loading and unloading luggage and the female staff in the executive lounge who were responsible for reception on the morning of the 18th, the aunt who was responsible for cleaning on the 17th on the luxury loft floor, and the boys who were responsible for the omelette area in the breakfast room on the first floor. The staff (he cooks porridge and omelette by himself, and is responsible for a large area) are very dedicated, enthusiastic and courteous! Special praise for the birthday cake given by the western restaurant. The packaging and materials are very good, especially the cream part. Compared with the cake given by Changchun Shangri-La where I stayed the next day, the taste and ingredients are a little inferior.

Hygiene: Neat and clean, no odor Environment: Comfortable, not noisy Service: Very good attitude When I came to Harbin this time, I searched many hotels and finally decided to choose this hotel because it is not far from Central Street and only takes a taxi for more than ten yuan, which is very convenient.

This hotel is nice enough, fairly newly renovated with big clean rooms and our river view room had a lovely view… but it’s in a *very* inconvenient location unless you have your own car or private transport booked. It’s only a 15 minute drive to the ice and snow world that’s true but good luck to you getting a didi or taxi to come to the hotel in the morning to take you there!!!! After trying to book a didi multiple times with no response we had to take the 1 hour+ long bus instead. There’s also nowhere nearby to go for dinner within walking distance when it’s -20 degrees. The reception staff are also quite unhelpful (our taxi driver to get us to the station came to wrong spot - all we wanted was for reception to talk on the phone to the driver) and eating food when they are working.

The location is excellent. It is on Central Street near the Songhua River Flood Control Memorial Tower. Nearby is the famous Lucia Russian Restaurant. When you are tired from shopping on Central Street, you can take a rest, take a nap, recharge your batteries, and then go out to continue shopping. It can be said that it is very convenient. of. The overall appearance of the hotel, lobby, and corridors all look good. However, the double bed room we booked is smaller and feels a bit unwieldy. Larger suitcases are not easy to spread out, and the bathroom is particularly difficult. If there is water leakage, after closing the bathroom door and taking a shower, there will still be a lot of water in the corridor outside the bathroom, making it easy to slip. The hotel staff are very friendly. Traveling with friends, we all felt that this hotel was a good value for money.

Very good impression! Service is even better than expected. The hotel upgraded the services, gave additional bed and meal for free. Everyday, the cleaning and reception service are excellent! Nice snack, nice view

Excellent location that is walking distance to the Wanda Snow Shopping Centre and surrounded by good hotels

I often go to Bingcheng for business trips. This time I stayed next to a friend's company. The Wanda Vista Jiangbei Hotel left a great impression on me. When I checked in at night, the young lady Beira at the front desk was very considerate. Seeing that I didn't order breakfast, she gave me a breakfast after learning about my itinerary, which made me feel very warm. Thank you very much to Wang Yanhong and Wen Yu for their considerate service. There are also fruits and yogurt in the evening. Because there are guests coming over, the amount of mineral water given is very large. The breakfast provided is good in terms of style and quality. There is snow outside, but the room is warm and warm. In spring, it’s not far from the world of ice and snow. I’ll stay here next time on a business trip and take a look at the ice lanterns.

The room appears much smaller than on the website but is adequate for solo travelling. Although water bottles was replaced daily, dirty tea cups were never removed or washed during my 4 day stay and I had to rinse them in the bathroom. The trash can was emptied every day but they do not make your bed. The shower head was broken and difficult to handle and the mattress topper was too big for the bed and kept slipping off. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The location was difficult in the sense that the hotel is situated in a very busy main road, with one way direction and few in between passes, meaning taxis must first drive quite far past the hotel before making a u-turn to turn back to drop you. The downside of using Didi's or taxi's are the rude and impatient drivers. They charged extra high fares during Christmas. We were often gridlocked in traffic, ending up walking back 2-4km to the hotel. Overall I was disappointed in the city itself. Many buildings were rundown and neglected with broken windos and peeled paint, that reminded me of *********************. Streets were very dirty and a nearby school did not make traffic congestion any easier when commuting forth and back to the hotel. Rumours that Christmas is not so busy and a better time to be visiting Harbin, is not true. The crowds spoiled the experience at Saint Sophia Church, especially the influencers who dressed up in ridiculous outfits posing in freezing temperatures at the church staircases and corners, spoiling any photography opportunities. Stalls and shops around the Church were very expensive. I visited a few other churches like St Aleksyev and Jile Temple which was far worth the effort. The highlight of my trip was Volga Manor, Baroque Street and the Songhua Railroad Bridge. Sun Island snow sculptures were very enjoyable, easy to navigate and not congested with people. Plenty of space to walk through the park, play in the snow and take the cable car over the river. The ques are not long from the Sun Island side, but crossing over to Harbin's side, the ques were very long to get a cable car. Danny's Beer in the Baroques Street area is a must visit and offered welcoming, warm and delicious food and hospitality. It's a 4,7km hike from the Songhua River bridge and offered good food at very reasonable prices. I did not visit the Ice sculpture park or light shows because of the three hour waiting cues, too many people and slippery conditions. The Tiger park was a so-so experience and mostly annoying due to people teasing the tigers with meat *****s they cannot reach; all for the sake of a photo opportunity. If you are an animal lover, rather skip the tiger Park. Lastly, a big plus was the public toilets near the Songhua River that were impressively clean.