3-Star Hotels in Ulanqab

Facilities: The whole house is smart home, which is very convenient, and the smart toilet is also very comfortable. Service: The breakfast was absolutely delicious! The meat buns, millet porridge, and yogurt pancakes were all incredibly tasty. You can also order à la carte for lunch and dinner; I tried the blood sausage, milk tea, and cold oat noodles, and they were all excellent. In short, if you're visiting a volcano, I highly recommend considering this guesthouse! 🫡

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!

Excellent yurt accommodation! 👍 It caters to the mid-to-high-end market, so it's a bit pricey, but you definitely get what you pay for. I took an early morning stroll around the village and found that among the various options, Huiteng Muguo has a superior location, larger grounds, and cleaner rooms. The family rooms are on the second floor, directly above their own restaurant on the first floor, giving it a cozy, homely feel. The proprietress is a thoughtful person who really values guest experience; she's not one for many words, but she's very attentive – you can try to spot her when you arrive! 😊 There's a bonfire party at 9 PM which is great for bringing people together. My only slight regret is that the village is too brightly lit, with dazzling lights and lots of activity, making it impossible to see the stars as I had hoped.

After looking at several guesthouses and yurts, we finally chose Xingchen Mujia, right next to Huahai Ranch. I was worried my child wouldn't be used to staying in a yurt, so I picked a grassland accommodation with standard rooms, and the environment was very clean. Also, I saw in the reviews that their roast lamb chops were good, and the set menu offered decent value for money on the grasslands. We tried the lamb chops, and they were indeed excellent; our whole family was practically fighting over them! The owners are also very welcoming and friendly. They thoughtfully advised us on what to look out for when dealing with local drivers. The male owner is very talkative and can share many stories about the grasslands. Just a few hundred meters walk from the accommodation, there's a grassland high point where you can watch the sunrise and sunset. We took many beautiful photos there.

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.

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.

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! 🙏🏻

My first time staying in a yurt was a wonderful experience that far exceeded my expectations! The yurt was clean and tidy, with a private bathroom and air conditioning, and it wasn't as damp and stuffy as I had imagined. The owner was warm and welcoming, and the location offered a fantastic view—perfect for watching the sunset over the grassland in the evening and a sky full of stars at night. It was an immersive experience of the grassland culture, definitely worth trying, and I highly recommend it!

It is very good to be able to live in this hotel in this city. Every time I go here, I choose here, because there is no better place nearby, and the environment of staying here is very good.