4-Star Hotels in Inner Mongolia, China

I'm a tourist from Macau. A friend originally booked a five-star hotel for me, but I saw good reviews and decided to give it a try. I even had to pay the original hotel some compensation. I was worried about losing both sides if it turned out badly, but thankfully, I made the right choice. Although the lobby of this hotel isn't large and lacks the grandeur and elegance of a grand lobby or fountain, it's youthful and stylish. It offers welcome drinks, vending machines, a water dispenser, and many thoughtful amenities for guests, like eye masks and facial cleanser...too many! The best part was the breakfast, featuring abalone, cheesecakes, roasted lamb, and other local Inner Mongolian dishes. It made our trip feel special. The food wasn't extensive, but I felt it had everything you could want, catering to a wide range of tastes. Fruits (dumplings, dragon fruit, and cantaloupe) were available, along with vegetarian options like lettuce, wax gourd, and steak. Hot dishes included dried meat noodles and instant wontons. There was also afternoon tea and a late-night snack, and the kids could enjoy all-you-can-eat popsicles! The lounge has arcade machines and X-Box video games, perfect for families. Room supplies are delivered by robot! The room was a good size, with separate wet and dry areas and electronic fogging glass! This is usually found in high-end hotels. It also had a high-powered hair dryer, and the low-voltage electrical system was controlled by Xiaodu Smart. The only drawback was that the showerhead in the shower wasn't very sensitive when adjusting the temperature. It stuck at 44 degrees Celsius and then dropped to 38 degrees Celsius. Also, the water level in the washbasin bounced around when in use, easily spilling onto the floor. Overall, I've stayed in many five-star hotels, but this budget hotel was incredibly thoughtful and had a very high quality. I'd definitely choose it if it were anywhere else in the country!

The hotel facilities are excellent, and the rooms are clean and tidy with great hot water. The breakfast was plentiful and far exceeded my expectations. The front desk and restaurant staff were warm and attentive. Overall, it was a fantastic stay, on par with Atour and Hanting hotels.

This stay was absolutely fantastic! The hotel's decor is simple yet elegant, with a great sense of quality in the details. My room had plenty of natural light and good ventilation, with no strange odors. The bathroom's wet and dry areas were well-separated, and the hot water supply was consistently stable. Breakfast offered a wide variety of choices, and the ingredients were fresh and delicious. The location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around, and the staff were all very friendly and attentive to our needs. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied and highly recommend it to everyone!

Excellent Stay at a Beautiful New Hotel I spent a night at this hotel and had an awesome experience! Everything was perfect—from the modern, stylish decor to the overall cleanliness and comfort. The hotel is brand new and you can really feel the quality and attention to detail. Front desk girl was an amazing host—friendly, helpful, and went above and beyond to make the stay special. Highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a comfortable and welcoming stay. I’ll definitely be coming back!

We received awesome service from the helpful and friendly staffs who gave us informations on where to have our meals, etc. Going the extra mile of finding the location of our DiDi. Gave us complimentary coffee and snacks. The room was excellent with the Stary Sky theme of stars with shooting stars on the ceiling. 4 bottles of drinking water was an added advantage. Walking distance from hotel to Shopping malls of BHG as well as Wanda. Indeed an awesome designer hotel.

The hotel's location is in the old town, very close to the General's Mansion, about a 5-minute walk away. However, beyond that, there isn't much else to explore, and the surrounding area is just average, not as clean or grand as the new district. The hotel facilities are decent. The room wasn't particularly large, but the layout was well-designed, and the details were thoughtfully arranged. We stayed for three nights and didn't feel cramped; there was a place for everything. The service was good and very responsive. Hohhot is very dry, and when we asked for a humidifier, it was provided quickly. Breakfast is served in the revolving restaurant on the top floor, which has a nice atmosphere. However, there aren't many tables, so you might have to wait during peak hours. The breakfast selection was standard, with all the essentials, but nothing particularly outstanding.

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.

I wanted a hot drink in my room late at night, and I thought I'd have to figure it out myself. But after contacting the front desk, they thoughtfully brought me a cup of hot milk within ten minutes. Thumbs up to this hotel! The ”local breakfast” at the buffet restaurant was even more amazing; I could enjoy Hohhot's specialties without leaving the hotel. As I was checking out, the front desk smiled and offered me a bottle of warm ”departure water.” From the tea offered upon arrival to the warm water I received on my way home, the experience far exceeded my expectations. Next time, this will definitely be my first choice!

made a reservation at the Manchurian Grand Hotel. There is a gym on the 4th floor, but it was a lie that it was free for those staying at the hotel, and they demanded to pay 50 yuan to get in. I was charged 100 yuan when I was picked up from the plane and delivered.

The room is quite spacious, larger than what you typically find in chain hotels. Breakfast is good; in addition to common dishes, bread, etc., they also offer freshly cooked noodles and wontons. They even have Mongolian milk tea. After the meal, there's fruit and yogurt.