4-Star Hotels in Ulanqab

Although school has started, I still took my children to this B&B recommended by a friend. The location is easy to find and parking is convenient. When I parked my car and saw the B&B, I immediately felt that I had chosen the right place. The retro green exterior wall was eye-catching and my favorite color. I called the owner’s sister before entering. She greeted us enthusiastically and helped us as soon as we parked at the door. We took our luggage and took us all the way to the room. The overall style of the small courtyard makes people feel warm and comfortable. There are dogs, cats and rabbits in the courtyard, which are so cute. Because it was just me and my child, we only chose the double room. The room was also super clean and hygienic, especially the quality of the bedsheets. It was amazing! ! The courtyard of the B&B is relatively large, and there are independent courtyards for spring, summer, autumn and winter. The names are also quite distinctive. The interesting slogans are full of literature and art. The small details are particularly in place. It can be seen that the owner has paid attention to it. The courtyard has a library, a terrace slide, a bonfire at night, and fireworks. The Mongolian songs are so beautiful. What’s more, the kitchen is open and very clean, and I also like the food. I tasted the Mongolian milk tea, which was salty and delicious, and the grilled lamb chops, which were charred and fragrant. It is very close to the volcano, and the surrounding scenery is also beautiful. However, our time out this time was short and we did not stay enough. Next time, come and experience the blue sky of the grassland, the white clouds of the grassland, the wind blowing in the grassland, see the cattle and sheep in the grassland, and the enthusiasm of the grassland people! ! !

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.

Choosing Shan Yin Qi Zhu was absolutely the right decision for our family trip to Ulan Hada! The room was spacious and bright, plenty of room for my three-year-old to run and play. There's also an enclosed small courtyard where he immediately started playing freely, so we didn't have to constantly watch him. The owner even gave free fireworks to the kids, and my son played so much he didn't want to come back inside. The breakfast, with its buns and millet porridge, was light and perfect for my child's taste. The owner also gave us some homemade, additive-free milk candy, which my son clutched and ate the whole way. It’s only about a twenty-minute drive to the volcano, and the owner even recommended a less crowded, gentle slope route, which made climbing with a child totally manageable. Our whole family had a fantastic time, I highly recommend this place for families with kids!

Advantages: 1. The guesthouse is quite beautiful, and there are many room types. The family room I chose was perfect for a family of four. 2. The rooftop terrace is absolutely gorgeous at sunset – a must-see! 3. It's very new, and the bathroom facilities are good. However, newness is also a drawback; our room had a strong odor. Overall, it's much better than those so-called camping tents nearby, and it's not expensive. Disadvantages: 1. There's almost no service. I didn't see anyone at the front desk from the moment I arrived. The owner sent me a WeChat message telling me to open the door myself with a password. Checking out was the same; I just left on my own. 2. Breakfast is quite late. We stayed at about six different places that day, and three of them were waiting for breakfast at the restaurant entrance. We waited for half an hour. Everyone knows you need to enter the volcano early to avoid the crowds. It would be great if the restaurant opened breakfast earlier. Tip: If you're driving to the volcano, you need to enter from the south and exit from the north. This restaurant is on the north side, meaning you need to drive to the south gate about half an hour early to avoid traffic.

Self-driving to Ulanhada volcano chose poetry and mountain famous hotels without stepping on thunder at all, the overall decoration style and comfort far exceeded expectations. Accommodation facilities at the B&B This time I chose a parent-child room with large floor-to-ceiling windows and a wide view. The temperature difference between day and night is not cold at all; the zero-pressure mattress is moderately soft and hard, and the bedding is not stuffy. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry, equipped with a smart toilet, 24 hours stable hot water, intelligent details are full, there is no dead corner cleaning, no dust odor in the corner, and the quality of toiletries is online. Intimate service like a housekeeper The owner and clerk of the hotel are very enthusiastic. After arriving at the store, they take the initiative to help carry the luggage, warmly introduce the volcanic route, and can also book tickets for the scenic spot. Free parking in the courtyard, any needs are responded quickly, quiet and do not disturb the guests' rest. Environment and location advantages The location of the homestay is not on the main street, there are no noisy shops around, the night is quiet, and the starry sky can be seen clearly. It is only a 15-minute drive to the entrance of the volcano group, and it is very easy to play back and forth. The courtyard has created many online red punching sets; The public area is clean and tidy, breakfast is a simple meal in Inner Mongolia, there are not many types but the ingredients are fresh.

This Atour location is a safe bet – no disappointments here! The bed was huge and the pillows were super comfy. There are restaurants on both sides of the hotel, so if you're not keen on the hotel breakfast, you can grab some authentic Mongolian food right downstairs, which is really convenient. They even have frozen lamb hotpot, so it's a good option if you don't want to venture far.

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!

Compared with the sanitary conditions of the yurt, I chose to stay in the hotel. It should be the best hotel near Huanghuagou. Near the high-speed exit, the National Day high-speed is free, the hotel bed is more comfortable, breakfast is Mongolian breakfast, there is sheep soup. The room was very warm and quite big as soon as it entered. It was an electric shower. It needed to be burned for a while before taking a shower. The parking lot was also very large and there was a separate yard.

Hotel hardware is very good. Say a few things to be improved. 1. Staying outside the window of Building A is the building under construction, a bit noisy. (This can be communicated with the residents in advance, and the quiet residents are changed to other buildings) 2. The hotel restaurant is open until 9 o'clock in the morning. I took the food and ate it until 9:10. The waiter turned off the lights without notice. Normal operation should not be 9 o'clock to stop serving food. Then wait for the last batch of guests to finish eating and turn off the lights? This experience is very bad, even if you don't say hello, I think it is the same as catching people. 3. The washing machine in the laundry room has not been maintained for a long time, and the machine's feet are unstable and swayed outside the cubicle. The above hope to improve.

Upon entering this hot spring hotel, guests are asked to change into slippers, which is completely understandable. The staff guided us attentively throughout, providing exceptionally thoughtful service. The hotel's environment is absolutely stunning, with direct views of the volcanic grasslands – it's spacious, quiet, and offers a magnificent vista. The room facilities are brand new and fully equipped, and the bedding is soft and comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. The cleanliness is impeccable; both the guest rooms and the hot spring area are spotless. The breakfast offers a wide variety, served as individual set menus, including authentic Mongolian milk tea and 'shaomai' (steamed dumplings), with the option for refills if needed. It was perfect for both seeing the volcano and enjoying the hot springs. I wholeheartedly recommend this hot spring hotel! Oh, and there's also an outdoor hot spring and a kids' water world, making it great for families too.