Manzhouli Matryoshka Hotel

The hotel is very beautiful, magnificent, with many nesting doll elements. Many tourists do not stay in the hotel. The room is spacious, the facilities are a little old but it does not affect the use. The breakfast is average.

I had seen all kinds of negative reviews online before the trip, and my psychological expectations were already very low. The actual experience was a bit surprising. Environment: The entrance hall has European oil painting style + tacky red and green lights, and tourists are bustling and a bit messy. Facilities: The room is full of nesting doll elements, with more than 20 pairs of nesting dolls staring, but there are no parent-child facilities. There is no handheld shower head in the shower room. Service: The front desk helped to upgrade to a family room, but did not take the initiative to inform the location of the elevator and breakfast room. At night, there was a sudden water and power outage due to municipal reasons. The hotel restored some power supply as soon as possible, but there was no water for bathing. No one took the initiative to inform the whole water outage process, and there was no additional service. In short, as a landmark building in Manzhouli, the nesting doll hotel is inevitable for families with children to come back to check in. The room price includes two tickets and three breakfasts, which is actually quite cost-effective. Seeing that there is a newly built larger nesting doll hotel next to it, I hope that the facilities and services can be improved.