Homestays in Inner Mongolia, China

I chose this yurt because I wanted to try something a little different, and I never expected such a warm welcome. From the moment I arrived, they made me feel at home, and it was clear that they genuinely wanted me to have a great stay. Even though we didn't speak the same language, it was never a problem with the help of a few translation apps and plenty of smiles, we were able to communicate and share some wonderful moments. I was even invited to enjoy a homemade traditional meal with the family, a simple yet heartfelt experience that will remain one of my favorite travel memories. The yurt itself is very comfortable and beautifully decorated. Spending the night in such a unique setting was an unforgettable experience. In the morning, I was treated to a delicious homemade breakfast, another thoughtful touch that made my stay even more enjoyable. I even had the chance to try on a traditional outfit, take some photos, and enjoy a fun karaoke session during my stay. If you're looking for a genuine local experience rather than a standard hotel stay, I highly recommend this place. It offers a rare opportunity to experience true hospitality, and it's a memory I'll cherish for a long time. I couldn't be happier with my stay. If I have the chance to visit China again, I will definitely come back here without a second thought.

Parking was easy, and the room was clean and tidy. My kids absolutely loved the capsule beds! The shower and tap water had temperature displays, which was a thoughtful touch. Breakfast was fantastic – a great variety of delicious dishes, all served at the perfect temperature. Five-star recommendation!

The yurt's decor is distinctly Mongolian, spacious, and boasts a stable Wi-Fi signal, shattering my preconceived notions about the basic conditions of grassland accommodations. Its location is superb, surrounded by expansive grasslands, perfect for leisurely strolls and photo opportunities – every shot is a masterpiece. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful; any needs are readily addressed, and they even thoughtfully shared information about nearby less-known viewpoints. At night, lying in the yurt and gazing at the starry sky through the skylight creates an immersive atmosphere. It's a one-stop shop for all your needs – food, accommodation, and activities – and I highly recommend it to anyone planning a trip to the grasslands!

沒看到房子內辦理入住之前説浴巾和毛巾還要收費也是頭一回聽説，跟房主溝通後，房主給好評免費送給我們，但是這個房子真的沒辦法好評，正常來講都提供的毛巾浴巾這樣好像還送了我們多大一個人情一樣，進入房間內裝修過看着乾淨，裝不過是在路邊，有車經過會吵，馬桶還是臟的，沒刷乾淨一樣，本來想退的，但是太晚了，十二點了也就算了，定的是兩晚退的話也要收費也就算了，收了一百按金，退房的時候房主還沒退，聯繫攜程客服他給退了，説是忙忘了，服務也一般，客廳窗户上還貼了一個鏡子照在外面，不知道這個房子有過什麼説法，除了是裝修過的看着乾淨實際也不乾淨

I really enjoyed the charming courtyard setting; it felt very cozy and comfortable to stay in. We drove all the way from Ulanqab, and as we planned to visit Lvshuiliang the next day, we searched for nearby options and booked this guesthouse. It's a traditional rural-style courtyard, very clean and well-maintained. There weren't many other guests, and the room amenities were quite comprehensive.

Not worth the value. ESP, if you don’t plan to travel with your own car. Lack of amenities, food, and transportation. Hotel was unable to find a transport for us that left us stranded, we had to find our own way out as it was located within the National park -private area . Food was supposed to be pre-ordered, we tried to add some extra dishes more than 5 hours before dinner, still cannot be arranged for. They arranged a private dining area for our family, however did not clean up from previous guests, there were storage of old chairs and tissue paper lying around. Hotel has no other facilities apart from the room itself and the cafe. No pool, spa/sauna or facilitators Overall the room and view was nice, but it can be accessible without the stay.

Great location just under 10-minute drive away from the Volcanoes Park North entrance. We arrived very late and the owner kept the restaurant open to make us some dinner. The breakfast was very tasty with several local specialties like meat buns, yoghurt pancakes, and their own free-range chicken eggs. It all appealed even to our Westerner taste buds! Our favorite breakfast of the trip! The property is not large, but it is very tidy and clean with a courtyard, lawn, paved walkways and lounging areas. The room was exceptionally clean as well - clean floors, clean bathroom and clean white sheets (which is not always a guarantee...). We had a spacious 2-storey loft which our kids enjoyed. Of note - the stairs are very steep to the loft. The beds were quite hard (something we have already come to expect in China), so we used one of the comforters as extra padding. While it was nearly +25 degrees outside, the air conditioning worked great. Overall, we were very happy with our stay and definitely recommend!

The room, located on a high floor in Block C, is very spacious, easily accommodating three people. Facing east, it gets plenty of sunlight, offering stunning sunrises and morning glow. Situated right by Wanda Plaza, the location is excellent with a subway station downstairs. The Science and Technology Museum and Grand Theatre are nearby, and it's a short taxi ride to the museum, about fifteen minutes to the airport, and only half an hour to the grasslands. Wanda Plaza itself is in the adjacent building, providing a huge variety of dining options. Plus, there's a China Resources supermarket on the ground floor with an extensive selection of food and fruits.

This Luxing homestay place in Ejina Qi banner is very convenient for backpackers and families to visit Populus trees Geopark, which is about 1.5 km away. The owner is friendly and approachable to ask any question about tourist attractions around Ejina Qi. The hostel facilities is good.

It's an apartment turned into hostel by lining it with bunk beds - a concept popular in China. The hostel is unstaffed. You have to contact ahead for address and instructions. It takes a while so patience is key. There is a deposit of 100 yuan. Other reviewers say it's clean. I don't agree. The apartment I strayed at had 4 rooms, 18 beds in total, one bathroom, and a kitchen. One bathroom for 18 people means that sometimes you wait. They call them capsules but they are normal bunk beds with curtains. It was stuffy, but every bed has a small electric fan. The problem is that there is only one power socket next to the bed, so I had a choice: beat the heat or charge my phone. The location is good, just two metro stops from the railway station, and walking distance (2-3 km) from the old town area. Downstairs there're a supermarket, several restaurants, shops, which is very convenient.