Pet friendly Hotels in Inner Mongolia, China

First off, the location is truly excellent, a unique advantage. There's a hot spring hotel right next door where you can enjoy a soak. However, the overall management and service facilities are severely lacking! Let's start with the hygiene: urine stains on the toilet seat, hair everywhere you look, and debris falling from the ceiling when you turn on the 'starry sky' light – I honestly don't know what to say. Then there's the service; it feels like there's barely any service at all. For example, regarding the hot spring tickets included in the package, shouldn't you remind guests beforehand to bring their own swimsuits? (Mine cost over 300 yuan!) And for the volcano tickets, shouldn't you confirm guest information and redeem them in advance? (When I was ready to leave and went to the front desk for the tickets, they told me to buy them on the spot, then I had to provide my ID again and go to another ticket office to exchange them. This whole process took a good half hour!) I can accept your high prices, but at the very least, your service and hygiene should match. I hope you see this review and make improvements. Don't disappoint customers who've traveled so far to get here!

Fantastic stay, five stars all around! 👍 The hotel's location is super convenient, making it easy to get around. My room was spotless and fresh, with no odd smells, and the bedding was incredibly soft and comfortable. The soundproofing was excellent; I slept like a baby until morning. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, check-in was a breeze, and housekeeping was very prompt. All the facilities were in great working order. Definitely great value for money, and I'll absolutely choose this hotel again on my next visit. Highly recommend it to everyone!

My partner and I stayed here during our bicycle travels in China. The hotel was very generous holding a package for us for several months as we traveled from Xinjiang through Mongolia and back to China. They also held our bicycles for a week while we took a hiatus to Datong. The staff were friendly and Mark spoke excellent English and helped us a lot with arranging for taxis or other things that we needed. There are not any restaurants or really other businesses nearby - we needed to taxi into town for anything. The beds were comfortable and the rooms were clean on our initial stay. The pool was just a few lanes and the gym was pretty sparse, but both exist. The restaurant breakfast buffet was expansive but also expensive. It was better when the hotel was busy and the food turnover higher.

Location: Situated right by the main road in Hohhot, with a Wanda Plaza nearby and a food street in the residential area behind. It's also very close to the East Station and the Inner Mongolia Museum. Environment: The hotel boasts luxurious decor with a distinct ethnic flair. Although it's not new, the facilities are well-maintained. Room: The room size isn't particularly large, but the layout is quite functional. The air conditioning was advertised as adjustable, but it consistently showed 24 degrees Celsius for both nights I stayed, which felt a bit warm. Breakfast: The breakfast is quite commendable, featuring a good selection of local Mongolian specialties. The lamb offal soup and shaomai were both delicious.

Facilities: Smart amenities and plush, comfortable bedding. Cleanliness: Spotlessly clean. Location: Conveniently located very close to Sidao Street and Wudao Street, offering easy access to shopping and dining. Service: Outstanding! The staff were incredibly thoughtful; upon noticing we had a child, they thoughtfully provided a complimentary pair of children's slippers in our room. Overall: This hotel far exceeded my expectations, and I absolutely recommend it! It offers incredible value for money. The overall decor exudes a chic, artistic vibe, and the subtle, pleasant fragrance in the room made our stay exceptionally comfortable.

I was extremely satisfied with my stay. The hotel facilities were complete and well-maintained, the rooms were clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, the bathroom had smooth water flow, and the overall environment was warm and elegant. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, check-in was efficient and quick, and room service was prompt, meticulous, and considerate. Both the hardware quality and the software service exceeded my expectations, offering great value for money. I had a comfortable and worry-free stay and would definitely recommend it. I would choose to stay here again next time. The hotel has free parking, complimentary freshly ground coffee in the lobby, and a Mongolian yurt for taking photos! There's also a laundry room! A very satisfying hotel!

From check-in to check-out, the entire process was flawless! The location is convenient, the environment is clean, and the service is attentive. I felt as comfortable as at home and would highly recommend it to everyone. The room was spacious, but the only drawback was the lack of a light switch by the bedside.

I really didn't expect the homestay next to the volcano to have such a delicious meal! Before I came, I had prepared to eat around the scenic spot and it was expensive and unpalatable. As a result, the hotel restaurant directly served me. First of all, breakfast surprised me. The lamb roasted wheat skin was thinly stuffed, and the juice was bursting in one mouth. There were steamed buns and hot millet porridge. It was too comfortable to eat. For dinner, we ordered the meat and roast lamb chops, which are freshly killed fresh lamb, sprinkled with dried ingredients to the feet, and the horse milk wine is also very authentic, which is mellower than I drank in Hohhot city before. The boss also sent us homemade milk scallops and milk chewing mouth to try, pure and no added milk fragrance is particularly sufficient, we also bought several packs to take home to send friends, just for this stutter I am willing to live again!

The room facilities and services were excellent. It was too cold to use the outdoor hot springs, but having a bathtub inside was a great alternative. The room offered direct views of Volcanoes No. 6 and 5 in Ulan Hada, which was fantastic! The only downside was the lack of dining options nearby; we had no choice but to eat at the guesthouse. 😭 After looking at the menu, for a family of four, it was incredibly expensive, and nothing appealed to us. We tried to pick something cheap, like braised beef noodles, but it turned out to be instant noodles! 😮💨 Luckily, we brought our own instant noodles, which saved us for a meal. 😮💨 To anyone planning to stay around Ulan Hada, I highly recommend bringing your own food, otherwise, be prepared to pay triple the price for meals! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

There are many B&Bs around the volcano. I thought this one has three stores and is relatively large, so I decided to stay at this one. We were upgraded to a starry sky room. The room was very big, with two double beds, and it was cleaned very well. The bedding and towels should all be washed together, very new and clean ~ But the horse-riding sculpture outside the window looks a bit scary 😅 It was still very cold during the May Day holiday. I turned on the air conditioner and covered myself with a quilt at night. The quilt was quite thick. The bathroom is still quite cold. But there is nothing we can do about it. At night, I caught someone setting off firecrackers after 10 o'clock. It was right next to the house. It was very noisy. There should be regulations on the area and time for setting off firecrackers. It is not very friendly to the baby's sleep. I hope it will be improved~