Pet Friendly Hotels in Ulanqab

Great hotel with a very welcoming host. The check in process was quick and straightforward. The restaurant food was good too. The bed is very firm, but other than that the room was great.

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. ❤️

Staying at Huiteng Mug歌 was really convenient for our trip to Huanghuagou. We didn't have to wake up super early, as it's only about a ten-minute drive to Huanghuagou. The hotel has its own restaurant that's open until 11:30 PM, which was a lifesaver because we didn't arrive until 9:30 PM but could still order food. It was very handy! The hotel's bonfire party in the evening was also lively, and the kids loved setting off fireworks. The room had two large beds, and the shower had excellent water pressure, making it much better than standard yurts. Overall, the environment was great.

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.

Especially good! ! The first time I ate at the hotel, all the breakfast made by the boss himself. The buns were delicious. The cakes were made by myself. The milk tea was also cooked! And the taste is very good! I also asked the proprietress, and the proprietress said that even in the peak season, they made their own breakfast. The whole is very clean, the decoration is very comfortable, there are no bugs, and the bed is comfortable to sleep. Very close to the North Tourist Service Center. When I went there was not the peak season, the proprietress took me to see the stars, my mobile phone was still lost to see the stars, the proprietress also took me to find, very touched

After exploring the volcano until after 6 PM, I found a yurt homestay nearby to experience what it's like. I've seen so many movies and TV shows about Mongolian nomads, and today it was my turn to sleep in a place like Princess Huazheng's! I stayed at the Aliwusu Volcano Homestay, which is just a ten-minute drive from the North Gate of the volcano. I chose a yurt with a green interior, matching the color of the grasslands, which felt very fresh. Lying in bed, I could see vast stretches of grassland with cattle and sheep grazing leisurely. The large yurt in the center served as the banquet hall, and its interior was just like what I'd seen on TV – authentic Mongolian style. After breakfast, I went up the mountain to look for agates and was surprised to find that I could see two volcanoes right from there! I also fed the sheep and rabbits. I really love the free and easy lifestyle of the nomadic people.

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!

This campsite must be reviewed highly, it is so good. Facilities: It has just been opened for a few days, and the facilities are very new. The bedding is very clean. The boss actually uses mattresses in the campsite. It is so surprising, especially the quilt is super comfortable and warm. Hygiene: I am a person who cares very much about housing conditions, especially bathrooms and shower rooms. I didn’t want to take a shower in a public shower room, so I went to visit it first. After the visit, I was surprised that it was very clean, so I took a quick shower before going to bed. Take a hot bath to relieve the fatigue of the day. Here comes the key point: the service is great! The service is great! The service is great! Say important things three times. The boss and all employees are very approachable, speak politely, and communicate like friends. Especially the little beauty Rong Rong, who is beautiful, kind-hearted, super cute and polite. Generally speaking, the most amazing thing about this trip to Ulanqab is not the scenic spots, but this camping trip. As a first-time camping person, I fell in love with it every minute. It gave me this kind of experience in a fast-paced city. People who are busy at work can relax like never before. Thumbs up👍👍👍

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!

It was completely different from what I expected from a yurt. The location was within a campsite on the grassland, with the grassland stretching out before it. The hotel, a self-operated guesthouse, was in the middle of the camp, with yurt-shaped rooms filling the courtyard, but no views of the grassland from the windows. The bathroom was a tiny spot on the rounded top of the yurt, and all toiletries, including towels, were disposable. I enjoyed the evening party and fireworks, but otherwise found it noisy and unavoidable. Fortunately, the excitement subsided, and the grassland nights were relatively quiet, allowing for a good night's sleep. Breakfast was simple: steamed buns, porridge, pickled vegetables, mutton offal soup, and milk tea. Thankfully, the mutton offal soup was quite delicious, and I ate my fill with the steamed buns. Hotels in that area seem to be like this; choose according to your needs.