Hotels With Breakfast in Inner Mongolia, China

This is an older hotel, and the facilities are a bit dated (for example, the toilets aren't smart toilets). However, the service here is excellent. Whether it's the front desk staff, the floor attendants, the restaurant staff, or any other service personnel you encounter, they are all incredibly warm, friendly, and helpful. Thumbs up to them! 👍 The hotel's swimming pool is also quite good, and the jacuzzi is very relaxing. The location of this hotel is also fantastic. The surrounding commercial streets and Wanda Plaza are great for browsing, and there are many delicious food options nearby. Right downstairs is the Bank Plaza, perfect for a stroll in the morning or evening. If I come to Baotou again next time, I'll probably stay here again! 😊

A solid five-star review – this stay completely exceeded all my expectations! Upon arrival, the front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and processed my check-in very efficiently. They were so gentle and patient. Walking into the room, I was immediately impressed; the entire place was spotlessly clean, with no dust in any corners. The bedding was soft and dry, ensuring a wonderfully peaceful night's sleep. The soundproofing is excellent, so I didn't hear any hallway noise. The bathroom had instant hot water, and the toiletries were complete and good quality. The hotel environment is quiet and elegant, and the common areas are clean and well-maintained. It's also very convenient for getting around and finding places to eat nearby. There wasn't a single frustrating moment during my entire stay; the service was thoughtful and meticulous, and the value for money is outstanding. Next time I'm in town, I'll definitely choose this place again. Highly recommended!

I stayed at the Shangri-La during my May Day holiday trip to Hohhot. I was a bit worried beforehand about the hotel being older, but the reliable service exceeded my expectations. The location is excellent; it's a short walk to MixC Shopping Mall, and not far from Dazhao Temple and Saishang Old Street, making getting around very convenient. I stayed in an Executive Suite, which had a one-bedroom, one-living room layout. The separate living room and bedroom made for a spacious and bright environment, perfect for traveling with two kids. They had already arranged an extra bed for my older child and a cot for the younger one before we checked in. The most delightful surprise was how the hotel showcased the grassland culture everywhere. The lobby featured yurts and hada (ceremonial scarves) to welcome guests, and horse-themed artworks were visible throughout. You could even try on Mongolian robes for a free photo op, allowing us to experience the rich Inner Mongolian culture without even leaving the hotel. Breakfast also had a strong local flavor. There were freshly made lamb shaomai, authentic lamb offal soup, and Mongolian milk tea – all the local specialties you could wish for. The Executive Lounge offered soft drinks, snacks, and fruits all day. During happy hour, the light dinner included about six hot dishes, with main courses ranging from shaomai to pizza and sushi. The service, from the doorman to the cleaning staff, was warm and attentive. The swimming pool was heated, and the fitness facilities were well-equipped. As an established five-star hotel in Hohhot, it's well-maintained overall and highly recommended!

The room was a bit warm, so they upgraded us to a suite. The facilities were excellent and clean, and the surrounding area was very lively. The service was exceptional; the staff had a five-star hotel quality, being proactive and attentive. They even provided a vase for guests to display fresh flowers, which was a lovely touch.

Location: Situated right by the main road in Hohhot, with a Wanda Plaza nearby and a food street in the residential area behind. It's also very close to the East Station and the Inner Mongolia Museum. Environment: The hotel boasts luxurious decor with a distinct ethnic flair. Although it's not new, the facilities are well-maintained. Room: The room size isn't particularly large, but the layout is quite functional. The air conditioning was advertised as adjustable, but it consistently showed 24 degrees Celsius for both nights I stayed, which felt a bit warm. Breakfast: The breakfast is quite commendable, featuring a good selection of local Mongolian specialties. The lamb offal soup and shaomai were both delicious.

Hotel is a queit good and clean also happy with the breakfast, I feel more yummy on a mongolian traditional milk tea with boortsog & urum... So I've had a 2 problems with 1 of it is, therefore an announcement were next to the elevator, was horribly for me, another problem is I've ordered and 1 queen size room next or nearby elevator & not so far from it, but it was

The room was quite spacious, breakfast was good, and the service was warm. The location is also decent, with several restaurants and a supermarket nearby. Overall, it's okay. However, there are some downsides: 1. The way to turn off the night light is very peculiar; you can't figure it out on your own and need to call the front desk or housekeeping for instructions. 2. It's advertised as a non-smoking room, but the smell of smoke was quite noticeable. 3. The pillows were uncomfortable. In this regard, international chain hotels don't compare to similarly priced domestic brands. The domestic competition means they often excel in providing more meticulous and thoughtful details.

The small town of Aershan is not big, it is very convenient to live here, not far from anywhere, walking is OK. , Service attitude is very good, off-season stay helped upgrade the room, the room has windows, the new decoration is light wood smell, just put it in the daytime, not pungent. Hair dryer 👍🏻

The hotel with the best service I have ever stayed in!! Roses were given on the day of check-in. The room was very clean and hygienic, very warm, with sufficient heating and two cups of warm milk. The toilet had a disposable toilet seat, the shower was good and the water was hot, so I decided to renew my reservation. On the second night, I found that the room cleaning staff sent me brown sugar ginger tea to warm my stomach. I would like to praise the front desk and cleaning staff!! I highly recommend staying in this hotel~

Im impressed by Atour group of hotels. This one located in Ulanqab didnt disappoint either. Its amentities, decor, cleanliness, service, bed, pillow and facilities are all top notch for a fraction of the price. It really puts Western hotel brands to shame. Almost anything that you could think of, Atour hotel has probably though of it already. They even provide alcohol wipes for sanitary purposes. There is even free self service laundry. Do yourself a favour, when you travel in China, skip the big western hotels and give Atour a go. You will be so spoilt that you wished other hotels has such service and amenities. Im only saying this because i booked Atour hotels by chance a few years back and now that I am back traveling in China, they are even better than before. Its also nearby the high speed rail station, so its convenient as well.