Mohe Hotels with balcony

Beihong Village is truly the northernmost village in China. This guesthouse is clean, tidy, and well-equipped. The shampoo, shower gel, and conditioner are all common household brands. They provide both reusable and disposable slippers, as well as disposable bath towels. The food prices aren't cheap, but they're fair, considering how inconvenient transportation is to this area, which significantly increases the cost of ingredients brought in from outside. The dishes taste like home cooking – simple and delicious, not overly oily or salty like some restaurants. Oh, and the local beer is really good; definitely give it a try. The village itself is very neat, with straight, orderly streets, and it's very quiet. You can strike up a conversation with the villagers if you meet them! Finally, a word about the owner's family of three: their university-aged son is very handsome, the owner is a down-to-earth person who does the cooking, and the landlady is gentle, kind, and very welcoming. During dinner, they even brought us cucumbers from their own garden – a bit crooked, but green-hearted and very sweet! For breakfast, we had eggs, steamed buns, corn porridge, and pickled vegetables. After breakfast, as we were getting ready to leave, the owner and landlady stood at the door to bid farewell to each and every guest!

Facilities: Simple and practical, though the smart Tmall Genie seemed a bit quirky, perhaps needing an update. Cleanliness: Spotless and tidy. Environment: Beautiful window view. Service: Friendly and welcoming. Arriving in Mohe on the Snow Country Train, we checked into a cozy haven, the eLong Hotel, nestled in a wonderland at the far north. As we opened the door, a 270° bay window offered breathtaking panoramic views of the snowy plains and icy mountains. The 1.8-meter wide king-size bed, comfortable sofa, and spacious bay window transformed the -30℃ outdoor chill into a wonderfully warm and familiar indoor sanctuary. This provided a safe and comfortable resting environment for my elderly parents on their first long journey. The hotel staff were incredibly helpful, providing extra hangers, bottled water, and tea of the same quality, which gave my family great peace of mind. In the morning, we welcomed the sunrise with stunning alpenglow outside our window. The hotel's varied and delicious breakfast kicked off our invigorating trip to Mohe. We had a delightful interaction with charming deer, and to the rhythm of jingling bells and trotting hooves, we ventured into the natural ice and snow city. Gazing at the winding, extensive border of our nation felt like being in a fairy tale, truly purifying the soul. Thank you to the hotel for providing such a haven – it was more than just accommodation; it was a conduit for transmitting Arctic culture. As the horse-drawn carriage once again traversed the snow-covered forest, we eagerly anticipate the arrival of our next icy dawn.

This is an absolutely amazing guesthouse! 👍 Even before we got off the train, the owner started calling us frantically, worried we'd get ripped off. We originally booked a double room, but he upgraded us to a family suite. The room was very clean and comfortable. After showing us around, he took us everywhere – feeding reindeer, playing in the snow at his secret spot, and treating us to delicious food. The sweet and sour pork was absolutely fantastic! He even showed us how to make water freeze instantly – all for free, unlike the cheap places outside. Breakfast was included the next morning – the pickled vegetables made by the Russian auntie were incredibly tasty! The owner also helped us avoid many bad restaurants. In short, book this place with us! Highly recommended!

The room is spacious and the environment is clean and comfortable; 😘 The toilet and bathroom are separated from wet and dry, and they are very friendly to the clean star; the price is also very reasonable. The aurora room also has a small balcony with a wide view and snow scenes. The small desk can enjoy the beautiful scenery after work, which is simply a blessing for cattle and horses. 🥰 There is a little episode, but the store responds and handles very quickly, actively warm and thoughtful. 🫶🏻 Although the weather is cold, I live in a warm heart. ❤️ I wish everything well, goodbye. 🫡

Beihong Village is incredibly quiet and beautiful, a truly pristine and comfortable little village. Yuanfang Guli Hotel definitely stands out as a landmark in the village. Located right by the river, it's the perfect spot to watch the sunset and the beautiful morning fog. Upon our arrival, the owner's brother helped us with our luggage and even delivered a box of water to our room, ensuring we had plenty to drink. The hotel rooms are spacious; a triple room could easily fit four people. The bathroom and bedding were very comfortable and clean, giving us peace of mind. In short, the owner genuinely poured their heart into this hotel. It had a unique charm and quality reminiscent of the renowned Songtsam Hotels. The breakfast spread was decent, offering a variety of cold dishes, hot entrees, porridge, corn, eggs, and baozi. All ingredients felt genuinely local and fresh. I'd definitely come back to stay if I get the chance, especially to wait for the Northern Lights.

It is indeed a newly opened place. The GPS directions led to the park entrance, which is not accessible by car. We spent quite a while driving around at night on an unlit road, and there was no proper parking available. It was quite cold at night, and our room was located in a separate courtyard. The room itself had some smart features, but I wish the front desk had informed us beforehand; otherwise, we felt a bit lost upon entering. The hot water pressure in the room was weak, and since it was electric, you had to wait for it. As I arrived at 9 PM, the restaurant chef had already finished their shift. A huge thanks to 'Er Jie' for personally cooking for me; she was incredibly warm and hospitable, which truly demonstrated excellent staff service. Breakfast was just average; if you arrived late, options were scarce. I hope the owner can make some improvements.

After a harrowing journey to Beiji Village, almost getting stranded by a bad driver, we finally arrived at the hotel late at night, still shaken. We hadn't eaten all day due to rushing for our flight, and the owner kindly brought us warm dumplings. The owner's family didn't say much, but they were all very kind. **Facilities:** The wooden house has high ceilings, making it feel very open and comfortable. The mattress was soft, and the view outside the window was beautiful. Staying in a wooden cabin surrounded by nature was perfect for relaxing and sleeping. However, the only downside is that wooden structures don't offer much sound insulation. If you happen to have noisy neighbors, it could be a bit of a headache. **Hygiene:** For extended stays, the room was cleaned promptly, showing a strong commitment to cleanliness. **Environment:** Beautiful. **Service:** Just right. You can tell the owners put a lot of effort into running the hotel, and I would choose to stay here again if I revisited. My only minor suggestion would be if the shower area could be a bit larger; it was a little cramped.

The room was clean and tidy, the waiter was very good, responsive, the boss was also very good, and also helped us refer to the strategy of playing in Mohe, recommend everyone to go to Mohe Arctic Village to play here! fine.

Although I am from Heilongjiang, this self-driving trip started from Harbin to Aershan and then drove all the way along 331. I stayed in several B&Bs in the mountainous areas of Inner Mongolia. The experience was good. The boss was clean and warm, and I never wanted to leave. When we arrived in Heilongjiang, the overall scenery in Beihong Village felt quiet and beautiful. The paths along the river were very suitable for walking. The location of this B&B was indeed very quiet in the east, but the room gave me the feeling that it had no other advantages besides being expensive. It looked like one of them was still wet even though it hadn't been washed. I wanted to play for a few more days before going home, but after staying here I felt homesick.

The room was fairly clean, but the facilities were a bit old. The environment was nice, the breakfast was a little lacking, and the service was quite good. They were very helpful and had a great attitude when I had any difficulties finding the room.