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Shangri-La Harbin

Harbin, China · Shangri-La · Core Luxury

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Shangri-La Harbin opened in 1999 on Youyi (Friendship) Road, three minutes from the Songhua River promenade, in a city whose European Baroque streetscapes, St. Sophia Cathedral, and Russian-era architecture earned it the nickname the Orient's Moscow. Each winter the Ice and Snow Festival cuts sculptures as tall as 46 metres from the same river ice the hotel overlooks.

About Shangri-La Harbin

History

Opened in 1999 as Shangri-La's first property in Harbin, an inland port city on the Songhua River with deep Russian influences evident in its architecture and culture. The hotel reflects the city's blend of Asian and European heritage. Recent updates include new luxury rooms and themed family suites.

The setting

Shangri-La Harbin stands at No. 555 Youyi Road on Daoli District's renowned Friendship Road, directly on the south bank of the Songhua River with a three-minute stroll to the riverside promenade. Sharing this prestigious riverside block with a fellow landmark luxury tower, the hotel sits at the heart of Harbin's premier hospitality address. Zhongyang Pedestrian Street, a historic promenade of European Baroque and Renaissance architecture, is roughly fifteen minutes by car, as is the Byzantine-domed St. Sophia Cathedral. River-facing rooms afford panoramic winter and summer waterfront views, while proximity to the Central Business District ensures seamless access for both leisure and corporate travellers.

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