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255 Hotels Found in Harbin

Sun, Feb 22 - Mon, Feb 23 (1 night) · 2 guests · 1 room

Shangri-La Harbin
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Shangri-La Harbin

No.555 Youyi Road, Daoli District , 150018

9.8 Excellent (179 reviews)

Stunning Views and Convenient LocationOverlooking the picturesque Songhua River and Harbin City, Shangri-La Hotel Harbin...

Sofitel Harbin
★★★★★

Sofitel Harbin

No.68 Ganshui Road, Xiangfang District , 150000

9.6 Excellent (109 reviews)

Luxurious Accommodation with Stunning ViewsStylish Rooms with Modern Amenities: Enjoy views of Central Park or the city ...

Heilongjiang Kunlun Hotel
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Heilongjiang Kunlun Hotel

No.8 Tielu Street, Nangang District , 150006

5.6 Fair (23 reviews)

Prime Location in Harbin City CentreConvenient AmenitiesNearby Attractions and LandmarksTo book your stay at Heilongjian...

Mercure Harbin Central Street Sophia Church
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Mercure Harbin Central Street Sophia Church

No.92 Zhaolin Street , 150010

8.6 Very Good (7 reviews)

Luxurious AmenitiesExperience a stay at Mercure Harbin Central Street Sophia Church and take advantage of the 24-hour fi...

Ibis Harbin Hongqi Street Hotel
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Ibis Harbin Hongqi Street Hotel

No.139 Hongqi St., Xiangfang District , 150030

6.8 Fair (5 reviews)

Modern AccommodationsFeaturing comfortable rooms with modern amenities, the Ibis Harbin Hongqi Street Hotel offers a rel...

Jinjiang Inn Harbin Changjiang Road
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Jinjiang Inn Harbin Changjiang Road

24 Xiangshan Road , 150001

7.4 Good (16 reviews)

Relaxing Stay Accompanied by Local DelicaciesAt Jinjiang Inn Harbin Changjiang Road, guests can relish in delicious loca...

About Harbin

Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province in northeastern China, is famed for its unique blend of Chinese and Russian cultural influences, a legacy of its history as a key stop on the Trans-Siberian Railway. This city is most famous for its spectacular Ice and Snow Festival held each winter, where enormous, intricately carved ice sculptures and illuminated ice castles transform the city into a winter wonderland. Beyond the festival, Harbin offers visitors a rich cultural experience with its Russian-style architecture, vibrant street markets, and a thriving food scene. The city’s cold continental climate ensures long, snowy winters perfect for winter sports and festivals, while summers are pleasantly warm, ideal for exploring parks and riverside walks. Harbin’s unique charm lies in its ability to combine natural beauty, cultural heritage, and festive atmosphere, making it a compelling destination for travelers seeking both adventure and cultural immersion.

Travel Tips

Visit between December and February for the Ice Festival or June to August for mild weather. Pack warm clothing for winter, including thermal layers and waterproof boots. Respect local customs, especially in religious sites. Harbin is generally safe, but keep an eye on belongings in crowded areas. Cash and mobile payments are widely accepted; credit cards less so outside major hotels. Learning basic Mandarin phrases helps communication.

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