Ejina Yi Hao Hotel

The hotels I stayed in for several nights during my Inner Mongolia trip were, frankly, incredibly dirty. The blankets and pillows were yellowed (I didn't even take pictures), but what was with the bugs crawling on my face in the middle of the night? The next day, two cleaning ladies came in before I was even fully awake to clean. I asked them to leave the first time, and they insisted I leave once they were done. They came right up to the bed, and I had to get angry before they finally left. I didn't have high expectations for the hotel, and while the price went up to over 600 yuan a day during the holiday, I could have at least done basic disinfection and service. It was the first time I'd ever encountered someone just walking in while I was still sleeping; quite an eye-opener! In short, filthy, chaotic, and terrible! Avoid these places!

If I could give it a zero, I would definitely give it zero. 1. Service quality: 0/100 2. There's no laundry room. The one in the photo, which they call a laundry room, is actually just a washing machine used for hotel towels. It's filthy. How can such a big hotel not have a laundry room? How can they have the nerve to charge this price? 3. I originally booked two nights for over a thousand yuan. I asked for towels to be changed when I left in the morning, but around noon I thought about it and the hotel was so bad that I cancelled early. When I arrived at 1:00 PM, no one had changed the towels at all. Everyone who books hotels, remember to check carefully. Have you ever seen such a dirty and chaotic hotel?

The hotel is quite large, and the design and workmanship are reminiscent of a grand hotel. For just over 200 yuan, I think it's excellent value, and it's quiet enough for children. The front desk staff and the staff were very friendly. The breakfast was relatively average, but the watermelon and cantaloupe were pre-cut. For the price, it was a great value, costing less than 20 yuan. I recommend adding breakfast, as there aren't many options for breakfast outside.

I was traveling by car in Xinjiang and passed by Ejin Banner. I found a hotel with good reviews online and followed the navigation. I got off the highway and passed through the Populus euphratica forest scenic area. The scenery on the way was beautiful. The hotel is in a good location, the room is clean and comfortable, and the breakfast is also very rich. I recommend it to friends.

The hotel is located in the heart of Ejin Banner Town, 2.1 kilometers from the Ejin Banner Poplar Forest Scenic Area. The Ejina River, a tributary of the Heihe River, flows east of the town, its waters crystal clear. The hotel's breakfast was excellent, and the rooms were spacious, with large beds.

After finishing our self-driving trip in Xinjiang and making a detour to Wuhai, Ejina is a pure stopover. There are very few people in this city unless the poplar forest is golden. The tourists we see on the street are basically just staying here. The hotel rooms are large, the front desk service is very friendly, and the breakfast is quite rich. However, the consumption level outside of Ejina is really high. I wonder how high it will be during the peak tourist season.