This desert oasis is not abroad.

🏨 Natrail Hotel 🏨 This hotel is a unique resort that combines natural scenery, aesthetic origins, fabric culture, and home decorations from nomadic cultures around the world. It is located 4.8 km west of the Ada Line in A Town, Ejin Horo Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia. Here are some of its features: - Architectural style: Inspired by three native buildings in Ordos—yurts, adobe houses, and cave dwellings—the exterior walls are made of local soil and gravel aggregate, giving it a unique local style. The rounded corners and parapet walls give the building a soft appearance, while the slightly slanted walls are thick and solid, suitable for the cold local climate. - Interior design: The polished concrete tones of the interior are consistent with the outdoor earth walls, while leather, wool carpets, and cashmere bed blankets are the main elements of the soft furnishings. The open washbasin and dressing table, and the spacious and upright room layout reflect the strong and generous character of the nomadic people. - Public areas: The hotel has public areas such as an outdoor swimming pool, pool bar, and bonfire lounge area, providing guests with a variety of leisure and entertainment venues. - Cultural experience: Not only is it a place to stay, but it is also a museum full of world nomadic culture and a library full of books, allowing guests to explore Inner Mongolia's cashmere culture up close. The way of life here has infinite possibilities.