Mountain View Hotels in Ergun

Healing B&B hidden in the Hulunbuir grassland ｜ I don't want to leave When you come to Hulunbuir, you must stay at the Grassland B&B once, it is not a white come 🌿 The location of this homestay is really hard, and the wild grassland is out, and the view is zero. The room is warm and clean, the details are in place, and the service is intimate and not disturbing. The late afternoon grassland sunset, the late night galactic, are all unique to the romance here. The price/performance ratio and experience are both online, the first choice for travel to the grassland, and Amway has given friends around me!

The boss is really good. Our family has many children and drinks a lot of water. We have a good attitude after asking for a few times. We are also very careful. 500 yuan is worth it! At least there should be some, but they are all very good. There is a leek box for breakfast. There are also small buns with sausage. They are all suitable for children. Not to deal with it. The service staff aunt is also very good. We got up late for breakfast and asked us if we needed her help.

This is the second time I stayed at the Golinia Hotel! The room is very clean and tidy, the air conditioner and home appliances are all new, and the bathroom facilities are also very good in Enhe! The restaurant is also delicious, and every home-cooked dish is delicious. I love the cabbage tofu soup and the beans and potatoes stewed with pork ribs. More importantly, the boss is super nice. When the car has a problem, the boss comes to help without saying a word. He is really like a family member! I strongly recommend everyone to stay here

Staying at Arcadia B&B in Enhe, Ergun, was the most delightful stop on our Hulunbuir trip. The B&B features charming and cozy wooden log cabins, with a beautifully landscaped courtyard that's incredibly soothing. The owner is genuinely kind and enthusiastic, providing thoughtful care throughout our stay, answering all our questions, and adding heartwarming touches everywhere. Right next door to the B&B is a horse ranch, perfect for watching horse riding and enjoying the grassland scenery at your leisure. A short walk takes you into Enhe town, filled with unique Russian-style shops and craft stores, making for a pleasant and relaxed stroll. The location is truly exceptional, offering convenience for dining, accommodation, and getting around, all at an unbeatable value. I highly recommend it for anyone visiting Enhe!

A treasure homestay hidden in the village, you won't want to leave after staying here! The luckiest decision of this trip was to choose this homestay! The location is quiet in the bustling city. As soon as you enter the door, you will be attracted by the green plants in the courtyard. The pure wooden room is simply a dream house. The owner of the homestay is simply the ceiling of ”sheniu”! Not only enthusiastically introduces the surrounding niche attractions and food, but also can chat with you about various interesting topics, or share travel stories with other guests. It feels like ”home”. If I come again next time, I will definitely choose here again! I will also recommend it to every friend around me without hesitation. I hope such a great homestay can be discovered by more people!

We stayed one night in Ergune and chose the Qiuguo Hotel. The service was excellent. The front desk staff was very friendly and even from the same hometown! Anything we needed was promptly delivered by a robot. The bathroom also provided what looked like very nice slippers, though I didn't use them. My only suggestion for improvement would be the lack of milk at breakfast. Many children, adults, and seniors typically drink milk, so I hope they can add it. The red date soy milk was good, though. And it was nice that they had noodles and wontons.

This is a hotel built fifteen years ago. It has not been renovated in the past fifteen years. The entire hotel is quite large and it should often receive groups for recuperation. The room is spacious, but the lighting is a bit dim. It feels like the lamps are a bit outdated. The shower room is a bit small and only has a ceiling shower. Bathing is a bit inconvenient, especially for children. The shower room also leaks water, and after taking a shower, the entire bathroom is covered with water. There is no air conditioning in the hotel room, but the ventilation in the room is not particularly good. At night, even if it cools down outside, there is no ventilation with the windows open, and it happens to be extremely hot these days. The room will be a little stuffy. The staff are very enthusiastic and patient. But the hotel is located in a very good environment and is worthy of being a health resort. One kilometer away is the Bailu Island Observation Deck. If you come from the direction of Mordaoga, the accommodation is also very convenient. It takes about an hour to drive to Qigan, but the hotel needs to issue a visitor card in advance before Qigan can be released.

The entire northern route's cultural landscape seems to be condensed in Enhe Ranch. The room windows depict the Ha'er River, birch forests, pastures, Wolong Mountain, and the Milky Way, and often feature the daily lives of various animals. You frequently hear ”tap, tap, tap” and ”thump, thump, thump” footsteps, which you might mistake for children running around, but are actually adorable chicks and sheep. Slow down, relax; everything here can slow down. Get to know the people gradually. There's no need to rush to be enthusiastic or get to know them. Feeling safe and comfortable in nature's embrace naturally opens your heart, allowing you to feel the warmth and belonging of home. Thank you to everyone I met in Enhe and Enhe. I think I understand why some friends return here every year. Grateful! This is a wonderful hotel that cherishes nature, culture, and every visitor.

The location is excellent, right next to the bus station. You can see it as soon as you get off the bus. It's also very close to Longshan Park, only a few hundred meters away, making it convenient for watching the sunset. The park is also a beautiful place for taking photos. The driver the owner's daughter helped me find was very reliable, and everyone was quite good. The breakfast was also good, with porridge, soy milk, freshly made steamed buns, eggs, and pickled vegetables. The room facilities weren't very complete; there were no towels, and it seemed there were no slippers either, but I brought my own. The cleanliness was so-so. When I lifted the blankets and sheets, there was a sunflower seed and two short men's hairs. On the first day, I didn't realize I had turned on the water heater, so the temperature kept fluctuating between hot and cold, making the shower very uncomfortable. The owner said I didn't need to turn on the water heater because it was a central water supply, and the second day, the shower was very comfortable with warm water. However, the floor drain was not good; after showering, a layer of water accumulated on the floor, and it took a long time for it to drain completely. The female owner was quite nice, but the male owner wasn't very enthusiastic and was rather serious and unsmiling.

The hotel is really old, and paying over 700 during peak season is just ridiculous. When we asked for three bottles of mineral water, the staff seemed reluctant to provide them. They also said the heating would be turned on after 9 PM, but it never was.