3-Star 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.

The B&B is located in the B&B Village near the north exit of the Volcano Park. It's very convenient to reach after touring the area. The courtyard is filled with beautiful geraniums in full bloom. The owner and his wife were very warm and friendly, making us feel like home after a long journey. We booked a family cabin on the second floor and were pleasantly surprised. The child's bed was placed against the wall to prevent them from falling, a very thoughtful touch. The room was also very clean. The children had a blast playing on the second-floor terrace, and the adults were also very relaxed and comfortable. The overall experience was a perfect score!

Since I was traveling with elderly family members and was concerned about them getting cold at night, I decided against booking a ground-level yurt and instead chose this 'Starry Sky Pasture' accommodation. I was pleasantly surprised upon arrival. First, parking was incredibly convenient, which is crucial for a group of five traveling in a 7-seater minivan. Then, we were greeted by charming Mongolian-style buildings, topped with yurts perfect for stargazing. The rooms were fantastic, and the owner was incredibly kind – he even upgraded our room because we were with seniors. The room was spotless, the bedding was clean and comfortable, and disposable toiletries were provided. The 'starry sky yurt' had air conditioning, so it wasn't cold at all. We could even watch the sunrise and sunset from the third floor, which I thought was great value! The restaurant food was absolutely delicious. We ordered roasted lamb ribs, mushroom with sliced meat, cold beef slices... and even some kumis. Wow, both the taste and price exceeded my expectations – so tasty! Especially the beef and lamb ribs, they were incredibly fragrant and highly recommended! The owner even gave us a small gift when we left, which was a very thoughtful touch. I will definitely recommend this place to my friends because I feel I made the perfect choice! It's very unique, clean, and tidy, in a great location with easy parking, and delicious food! The main thing is, the owner is wonderful!

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! 🙏🏻

This is truly a secluded paradise, perfect for quiet relaxation. Changchun and Liu Jie provided incredibly dedicated service, patiently bringing us whatever we needed multiple times. While there were some mosquitoes, they weren't excessive, and with proper precautions, they didn't pose a problem. It got a bit chilly in the evenings, so the electric heater was a welcome amenity. The food, however, was only average and quite overpriced.

I specifically brought my child to Huitengxile and, after comparing several options, chose Huiteng Mug歌. It completely shattered my stereotype of yurts being primitive! The yurt itself was spacious, with an private bathroom offering stable 24-hour hot water, and the air conditioning worked perfectly for both heating and cooling. Given the significant temperature difference between day and night on the grassland, sleeping with the heating on at night was incredibly comfortable. The cleanliness was exceptional; the bedding was changed for each guest and had no odors, and even the floor and bathroom corners were spotless. I felt completely at ease staying there with my child. Stepping out, you're greeted by vast alpine grasslands with lush green grass and white windmills. You can watch the sunrise in the morning, and at night, with no light pollution, you can lie in bed and gaze at a sky full of stars. The staff were warm and attentive, proactively suggesting grassland sightseeing routes. The restaurant's Mongolian dishes were authentic, the milk tea was rich, and they even offered milder options perfect for kids. The camp had a free bonfire party, which created a fantastic atmosphere, and parking for chartered cars was convenient. If you're looking for an immersive grassland accommodation experience, this place is a must-book!

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!

Location: Very close to Huanghuagou Scenic Area, and a free admission ticket is included with your stay. Cleanliness: The cleanliness was so-so. Upon entering the room, I saw a long hair on the tea table, and there was a handwritten label on the bath towel – a bit odd. Service: The staff's service attitude was okay, but they were a bit overwhelmed with customers, and check-in was a bit slow. Facilities: I briefly set up the air conditioning for heating, but it wouldn't turn on; I'm not sure if it was a settings issue. The room phone wasn't connected; I had to find the number online to contact the front desk. There was no welcome gift upon departure, but they gave me one when I asked if I could take the toiletries kit. Overall, my experience at this Ji Hotel was just average; the details weren't great. I chose this hotel because of its location and the free admission ticket.

I've never stayed in a yurt before, and I prefer guest rooms. I searched online for a long time before my trip and found this place that had guest rooms, and it was a newly opened hotel last year, so I booked it without hesitation. In September, the grassland was already turning yellow, there were relatively few people, the air was excellent, and the sky was high and clear. It was a bit chilly, though—6℃ outside and 28℃ inside. The air conditioning was very effective, and they even had electric blankets! The service was excellent, but unfortunately, there wasn't a bonfire party because there weren't many guests. Otherwise, it was great and highly recommended!

Booked in here by mistake 😂 (i took a train to Shangdu, which is not the same place as Xanadu!! (Its about 4 hours away)… the hotel is gorgeous though; huge, modern rooms and a great breakfast too. Watched a midnight storm through the huge floor to ceiling windows. One of those high end gems you find in China because they have the money to build places such as this. I probably wont come back to Shangdu again (although it does break up the train journey from Hohhot to the real Xanadu) but if i do, its an obvious, top grade option. Lovely staff too, who helped me with my train bookings.