5-Star Hotels in Inner Mongolia, China

Before coming, I heard this was a family-friendly hotel on par with Sanya Atlantis, and after arriving, I feel it's indeed quite good. First, regarding the hardware, the decor certainly can't compare to Atlantis, but considering it's built in a desert, the overall quality is excellent. I saw reviews before coming saying the rooms were too simple, but if you've experienced hotels in the Sahara Desert, the facilities here are truly impressive. I really like the corridor's decoration, and my child absolutely loved the mini-train. For dining, the buffet is great. The only minor drawback is that the drinks probably aren't freshly squeezed, and they taste a bit diluted, but you can't compare the fruit here to Hainan. The room soundproofing isn't great; you can hear the mini-train passing in the hallway. However, looking at their building structure, it's clear that reinforced concrete couldn't be used. The biggest surprise was the sports area; all the activities were so much fun, and there were no queues. I'm honestly worried they might go out of business! My child loved the cafe, where they could relax comfortably on various sofas and read. All in all, the value for money is very high, and it's definitely worth recommending. Finally, I'd like to thank the front desk lady. I told her I was a Ctrip Diamond member, and although my room wasn't upgraded, I was given a room with a great view. Many thanks for that. The staff could learn from Club Med to be a bit more enthusiastic and cheerful.

Taking advantage of the May Day holiday, I spontaneously embarked on a trip without much planning, intending to decide things as I went along. My classmate's mother recommended this hotel. To find a 5-star guesthouse-level hotel at this price during May Day was truly exceptional value for money. The hotel environment is excellent; although some areas were undergoing renovation, it didn't detract from the overall guest experience. The front office manager was incredibly welcoming, asking about our travel plans and offering genuine advice, such as visiting Dazhao Temple in the evening and reminding us about the significant temperature difference between day and night, suggesting we dress warmly. On my second day, I had originally planned to go to Chilechuan and then the desert, but she advised me to visit the desert first and then Chilechuan if time permitted. I readily took her advice, and the trip turned out to be perfect. The hotel's breakfast was fantastic and highly recommended. I look forward to staying here again during the summer holidays!

The room isn't very big, and the facilities are average, but the view of the stadium outside the window is quite nice. The Executive Lounge dinner was excellent, especially the red velvet cake, which was delicious, and the sticky rice strips were very authentic. Breakfast was abundant, with particularly tasty lamb shaomai and delicious purple rice porridge. I really liked the hot milk and soy milk from the large pot. I also surprisingly discovered that the plain whole wheat toast was incredibly good when toasted – the quality of the bread overall was great. The S-shaped staircase and circular pool in the lobby are beautiful, and there are two yurts set up for photos. The elevator area is very elegant, though the glass around the buttons easily gets fingerprints, which detracts from its appearance; I'd suggest more frequent cleaning. I was initially upset when someone cut in line during check-in, but thankfully a wonderful manager promptly assisted me, and I'm very grateful – she was professional, stylish, and highly competent. However, some staff at the front desk and in housekeeping seemed a bit green and inexperienced.

I was lucky enough to check in early when I arrived at the hotel in the morning, and they even gave me complimentary welcome fruit. I was assigned a high floor with an unbeatable view – the blue sky and white clouds really brightened my mood. The breakfast was very local, with Mongolian milk tea, lamb shaomai, lamb offal soup, rose pastries, and fresh watermelon juice. I was thoroughly satisfied. The staff were also very friendly; I forgot my charger and they kindly lent me one for emergencies. You can also have food deliveries sent to your room number, and a robot will bring them up.

room was clean and spacious. No complaints here. Checking in and out worked smoothly. But 2 things I have to complain about: 1) I have no idea why some people say the breakfast is great. For me and my wife it was terrible. Possibly the worst breakfast I ever had. Yes, they have a lot to offer. But somehow they make everything taste cheap and ”weird”. I ended up eating some dry bread with jam, because I couldn't eat anything else. I suspect that they don't cook by themselves, but buy some cheap readymade food and sell it as ”fresh”. Also, the breakfast still looks exactly the same as the pictures from more than 6 months ago. No change at all 2) no option to clean the clothes is ridiculous. I have no problem to pay or wash by myself but both they didn't allow me to do. I never saw this before. All in all it's not bad. If you don't care about the breakfast and don't want to wash your clothes, this hotel might be for you. The rooms are good and the service also very nice (apart from ”you can guess” the breakfast staff)

I specifically chose the Juhua Hotel for my trip to Hohhot to see Zhou Shen's concert, and I was very satisfied. The hotel is grand and luxurious, and the revolving restaurant on the top floor is excellent. The breakfast was especially plentiful. They were incredibly kind to fans, giving out lots of support gifts, which was very touching. It's not far from the Olympic Sports Center, just a ten-minute walk, and even closer by subway, making it very convenient for getting around. I would definitely recommend it to friends.

This stay exceeded my expectations. The hotel's location is excellent, close to a commercial district with convenient transportation. The room was well-lit and very clean, and the mattress was just right, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. The thoughtful additions of a humidifier and water purifier were a nice touch. The front desk staff were warm, professional, and patient in answering questions, making check-in and check-out very efficient. The public areas were tidy and quiet, with complete facilities. It's perfect for both business trips and leisure travel. I've already recommended it to friends.

Having stayed in countless hotels, this experience truly stands out! From the moment I stepped in, I felt the warmth and attentiveness of the staff; every smile and every direction was just perfect. And my exclusive butler, Molly, was incredibly thoughtful! From patiently assisting with check-in to meticulously arranging local food recommendations and sightseeing routes tailored to my preferences, nothing was overlooked. After a tiring day out, I returned to find my room tidied and a comforting herbal tea ready. Interacting with Molly, I could genuinely feel her passion and sincerity for her work. With such fantastic hotel service, I'll definitely be staying here again on my next visit!

First impression of the hotel was good. We stayed at 25th floor, So that the room is bigger than others. The reason we choose this hotel because It has a swimming pool. So, after checking in, I went to check the pool. I was shocked to see so many people there. It turned out there was a swimming lesson with 6 instructors and twenty something students. The lesson is running from 9am to 8.30pm. ( pool is closed at 9.30 and only 4 line.) I was very disappointed, therefore I called the duty manager and told him the issue. Soon after, the front seat manager Mr Li came to my room with apologetic attitude. Even though he couldn't resolved the issue, we felt that it was out of his hand. Food at fifth floor was so so. Breakfast has a lot of room to improve. If you want to relax in the pool. Don't go there. Otherwise it is a good choice to have a peaceful sleep.

I'll reluctantly give it a full five stars! The hotel's smart central air conditioning couldn't be adjusted, and my child was freezing in the room, which was only 19 degrees Celsius. I wish the hotel had some common sense – what's the comfortable temperature for a human body? I ended up catching a cold while sleeping. I only found out about the issue when I called guest services in the morning! Thankfully, Li from the ticketing center had genuinely good service. She kept explaining, apologizing, and even thoughtfully sent a souvenir, which my child loved. For a 2780 (RMB) room, it's a miracle I wasn't utterly furious. Sigh! Reluctantly five stars, all thanks to Li's excellent service at the ticketing center.