Ulanqab Hotels with Balcony

If you're visiting Huitengxile Grassland, you *have* to stay here! I spent ages looking online and was worried about mosquitoes before I arrived, but it exceeded all my expectations – I barely saw any bugs. The rooms are really cozy, and the unique yurts and bonfire party gave my kids a special experience. Plus, a huge bonus is that they have a restaurant with excellent capacity, no problem serving over a hundred people at once. It's a fantastic choice for families with kids! ✌🏻

Exceeded the expected stay experience! Arrived at 9 o'clock the night before, and I could eat a hot dinner. The roast lamb chops were really amazing! The owner of the hotel was very enthusiastic and prepared fruit for us. The room was large and tidy. The bath towels and face towels were also disposable. I like this very much~ The hotel provides free Mongolian costumes to experience, very popular! Behind the house is the No. 8 volcano. I got up in the morning and finished breakfast. I went out and turned left and went directly into the scenic spot. I avoided the long queue at the entrance of the scenic spot. On the first day of the trip to Inner Mongolia, I experienced the enthusiasm of the locals and I was very happy. ❤️

Highly recommend Xingchen Muju in Huitengxile! It's right next to the flower sea, making it super convenient to get to Huanghuagou. The rooms are clean and fresh, with separate wet and dry areas, and the bedding is soft and comfortable. The stargazing yurt on the third floor has an amazing ambiance, and you can overlook the entire grassland in the evening. The owner and staff are warm and attentive. Breakfast offers authentic Mongolian cuisine, and parking is easy for those driving. It's definitely a top choice for accommodation on the grasslands.

Specifically brought the kids here for Children's Day. The guesthouse environment is great, with a starry sky yurt and convenient parking. They even prepared snacks and drinks in the room. The surrounding area is beautiful and very close to the volcano attractions. The hotel also provided discount vouchers for hot spring tickets. Dining is convenient, and breakfast is excellent, with kids' meals available. On weekend evenings, they even arranged a bonfire and fireworks.

We upgraded to the Muyun Grassland Courtyard room, and the spaciousness and cleanliness of the room exceeded our expectations. The stunning views from the floor-to-ceiling windows were just as breathtaking as in the pictures. The bedding was very comfortable, and the automatic blackout curtains worked perfectly, ensuring a great night's sleep. From the guesthouse courtyard, you can directly see the volcano; the sunset was beautiful, and at night, you could gaze at a sky full of stars. The guesthouse is only a few hundred meters from the entrance of the Ulan Hada Volcano Scenic Area, a ten-minute walk or a one-minute drive, which was incredibly convenient. We ended up visiting the scenic area both the day before and the day after our one-night stay! The food in the restaurant was also delicious, with all dishes freshly stir-fried. The staff, both the young men and women, were exceptionally warm and attentive, anticipating our needs and offering great advice for visiting the volcano. Thanks to one of the staff's recommendations, we set out around 4 or 5 PM in June and witnessed the most beautiful Volcano No. 5 at sunset! I would honestly come back to Ulan Hada just to stay at this hotel again!

The room was exceptionally clean, and it had everything you needed, including air conditioning, hot water, and Wi-Fi. During the May Day holiday, it wasn't cold at all when we stayed in the yurt at night. The owner even lit a bonfire in the evening and gave the kids a sparkler, which they had a great time with. Behind the guesthouse was a large meadow and a small hill, with a volcano visible in the distance. If you set off early the next morning to go to the volcano, you won't have to queue. I highly recommend staying here if you're going to visit the volcano!

The owners are helpful and friendly ladies - knowing we did not have transport , so they arranged transport to-and fro Hohhot. We had free upgrade to double beds as it is low peak month. The room is clean, the bed is comfortable and it is adequately heated. They shared us tips how to tour the 黄花沟, send us to the entrance. We had fun with horse riding and had sumptuous dinner. The area has bonfire and anybody can participate in We didn’t manage to have a starry night due to cloudy weather. Will definitely recommend the stay to anybody we want a pleasant stay at the grassland!

The yurt-type B&B we stayed in did not have air conditioning, so we relied on the hot kang for heating at night. In a place like Ulanqab, it was too cold at night to take a shower. When we woke up in the morning, there was suddenly no water. It was said that the water supply system was broken. It was repaired, but we had other itineraries and couldn't wait for repairs. In the end, we had to spend money to buy mineral water to wash up. It was a very embarrassing accommodation experience.

Facilities: Very complete, with all kinds of items available. Cleanliness: Clean and cozy; it's rare to find such clean and cozy accommodation in such a remote location. Environment: The filming location for ”Goodbye My Love,” the surrounding area is quiet, and the residents are all locals, very kind and simple. You can see a shepherd herding sheep right outside the door. There are bonfire activities and fireworks at night. Service: Everyone was very warm and attentive. When we arrived, our room was on the shady side and a bit cold. Worried that our child might get cold at night, the manager kindly upgraded us to a larger room on the sunny side. Thank you! 🙏🏻

The room was fairly comfortable and the service was really great. But we kept finding little beetles in our room which made me so itchy at night when sleeping. Also I don’t think they cleaned the floor because we found fake eyelashes and old contact lens on the bathroom floor which was very nasty. They have a washing machine available which was very convenient especially after spending a day in the volcanoes where it’s dusty and all our clothes were dirty. Breakfast was alright…typical inner Mongolian breakfast, nothing special. There’s actually no volcano view but it didn’t really matter much. We were on the second floor and it was nice to be up there. I wish they had better soundproofing windows because every night there’s fireworks and they were so loud and went on until midnight. With a young child, it was impossible to sleep early. Overall, the service was really great!