Heihe International Hotel

I took my children to look for a suite and booked a suite while passing through Heihe on my way back north. There is nothing to say about the geographical location. Outside the window, you can see the river and the Russian city of Blagoveshchensk on the other side. Downstairs is the Mazhanshan Historical Exhibition Hall and Mother's Square. When you go downstairs, you can walk along the river and take a boat ride. The old star-rated hotel does not have a bright and welcoming lobby, and it is a bit dark when you first enter. The room is separated from the living room, sofa and TV, which is not very practical. The bedding was clean and tidy, and several pairs of children's slippers were given as a gift. The bad review is about the bathroom facilities. I didn't pay attention when I checked in. After playing around for a while, I came back to take a shower. When I opened the bathroom door, it was empty. It was broken. It was even more outrageous when I turned on the faucet. Water came out of the wall. It should have been fixed. The shower head was coming off the wall. . . Can't you clean up the room and check this kind of thing? Later, they found me a room next door to take a shower. It was even more exaggerated the next morning. We went downstairs to have breakfast, and I came back to prepare to use the bathroom. As soon as I entered the bathroom, I smelled an "unpleasant human odor." When I was wondering, someone from the guest room directly swiped my card to break in. I said After being dissatisfied, he asked workers to come in for repairs. . .

The room facilities are relatively old, and the environment seems a bit old, but there is no problem in using the facilities, the hygiene is very good, and the service is first-class. Overall, the experience is good, and it is located in the city center and on the riverside. It is a priority whether you are traveling in a niche or returning home. And as a high-end hotel, its price is not very expensive.