2-Star Hotels in Inner Mongolia, China

The hotel's location is excellent, and parking is quite convenient. There's a food festival right next door, and supermarkets are super handy. I highly recommend everyone to check it out. The front desk staff also provided fantastic service.

There are a lot of flowers in the corridor, the environment is not bad, the room is large, there is a washing machine to wash clothes, washing powder is provided, the short sleeves are particularly clean, it should be a good washing powder 😀 Erguna is a very good youth travel

Five-star rating! The location is really easy to find, making it super convenient to get here.

My colleague and I stayed here for a business trip. The room was quite spacious and very clean. The heating worked perfectly; it was so warm that we could even open the window without feeling cold. The hotel is conveniently located near Zhongsu Jinjie and Wanda Plaza, both less than a kilometer's walk away. There are actually plenty of dining options nearby, though it's worth noting that some establishments close during the winter months in this area.

This is my fourth time booking here, and I still feel the price is very affordable. It's also very safe, super close to the Museum subway station—just a short walk away. There are many bus stops nearby too, making it very convenient for getting around. The owner has a great service attitude, and you can even store your luggage.

There are no windows, the room is super small, there is only one electric fan, and the sound insulation is poor! Hygiene is OK!

I can recommend this place. I arrived early in the morning and they let me leave my luggage as well as check in and use the bed. They also sent many instructions with directions. Place is very clean and bed was comfy with lights, fan and a power outlet. Free landry (as of now) with space to dry. First time I received a clean towel without asking in this country. Bathroom has toiletries (soap, toilet paper, shampoo, shower gel, even conditioner). It is possible to meet people in the common area. However, you will need to boil your own drinking water here. They have three kettles, though. Kitchen otherwise only has a sink and a microwave. Biggest downside is that there is only one bathroom for 14 males. People had to wait a lot. And, of course, the cultural downside that people will likely smoke in their beds, spit around, be noisy and that the male bathroom will have urine splashed around as always. I wish there was a table in the common area, too. If you want some local food, make sure to cross the big road and walk into road on the other side. Lots of local eateries on the right side.

The International Hotel was great! The heating was on, so the room temperature was perfect, and the room itself was very spacious. The bedding was also super comfortable. Plus, having a convenience store on the first floor was incredibly handy.

This year, to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary, we specially planned a trip to the Hulunbuir Grassland. Upon arriving in Manzhouli, we were fortunate enough to stay at the Sasali Hotel. Being unfamiliar with the area, we had trouble finding the hotel, so we contacted the owner. He was incredibly kind and helpful, personally coming downstairs to meet us, arranging parking, and helping us with our belongings – his hospitality was truly exceptional. Although the hotel has been open for over 10 years, the decor was impeccable, the rooms were spotless, and all the necessary amenities were provided. Whenever we entered or left the hotel, the owner always greeted us warmly, making us feel welcome and happy. Because of our tight schedule of sightseeing, leaving early and returning late, we were quite tired and unfortunately didn't get to take any photos of the room. If we ever come to Manzhouli again, we will definitely stay at this hotel again. Thank you again to the owner! 🙏🙏🙏

How do I even begin to describe this? Right across from the hotel is a plaza, and at 8 AM sharp, the square dancing starts. The speaker system is so loud it ripped me right out of my sleep. I'd already stayed up late, so I barely got any rest before being woken up. The hotel didn't do anything to address it, or maybe the soundproofing is just really bad. No one even bothered to explain or do anything about it. Unacceptable.