Homestays in Inner Mongolia, China

This place is AMAZING for the location right at Wanda Plaza - convenient to get anything you need at an affordable price. The room is very clean and completed with all amenities you need - after travelling around China for almost 3 weeks, this is the only accommodation providing hair conditioner :) The only strange thing is that we found particles floating in the cattle every time we boiled water, so having to use bottled water to prepare tea. Guess it's issue with tap water in the town rather than the accommodation itself. Overall, we are very happy 😊

This guesthouse at the foot of the volcano is simply divine! Open the window and you're greeted by a stunning volcanic landscape, and at night you can lie back and gaze at the Milky Way – the ambiance is absolutely incredible! 🌋✨ The room was clean and well-designed, a fantastic mix of Mongolian and Instagrammable styles, perfect for photos. The owner is super friendly, and you can even pet adorable animals. Bonfires, fireworks, and BBQ – this is exactly how a grassland volcano experience should be! Young people, don't even think twice, just book it! It's already on my list for a second visit!

The room facilities are very good, the hotel location is good, the check-out day is a bit late, the store also delayed us by 20 minutes, and the hotel used to be charged for a few more minutes. Suggestions for improvement: If you live for two days, you can clean up once in the middle, put some disposable slippers, bath towels, paper towels, and mineral water. In general, it is a warm trip.

There are many B&Bs around the volcano. I thought this one has three stores and is relatively large, so I decided to stay at this one. We were upgraded to a starry sky room. The room was very big, with two double beds, and it was cleaned very well. The bedding and towels should all be washed together, very new and clean ~ But the horse-riding sculpture outside the window looks a bit scary 😅 It was still very cold during the May Day holiday. I turned on the air conditioner and covered myself with a quilt at night. The quilt was quite thick. The bathroom is still quite cold. But there is nothing we can do about it. At night, I caught someone setting off firecrackers after 10 o'clock. It was right next to the house. It was very noisy. There should be regulations on the area and time for setting off firecrackers. It is not very friendly to the baby's sleep. I hope it will be improved~

The location is absolutely fantastic, making it incredibly convenient for getting around and dining out. The room gets amazing natural light, and the bedding is super soft and cozy, ensuring a really sound sleep. Even the hard-to-reach spots were spotless. Overall, the experience was top-notch, and the value for money is just unbeatable. I highly recommend staying here!

I booked this tent because I wanted my child to be able to play in the sand right outside. First, the positives: The room was unexpectedly spacious and clean, with new and tasteful furniture. Even though it's a tent, it felt very stable during windy nights. The room's location was truly excellent. We stayed in room 1019, which was at the very end, with sand dunes right outside our door. Adults could sit at their tent entrance and watch their children dig and slide in the sand – it was very convenient and felt like a real vacation. Although meals aren't provided, there's a BBQ and hotpot restaurant just over a small dune, open from 6-10 pm, which was good enough. However, there were a few minor downsides: There was no hot water at the sink. While I understand that conditions are limited in the desert, it was very uncomfortable to wash hands and face with icy cold water when the temperature was low, especially since my child needed to wash their hands frequently after playing in the sand. I suggest the hotel's vending machines sell some wet wipes. When checking in, I asked the front desk if we needed to wear sand-proof shoe covers on the way to the tent, and the staff said no. This was completely misleading. There were many sections on the way where we had to walk through sand. Without shoe covers, sand definitely got into our shoes by the time we reached the tent. Checking in required purchasing a ticket package for Yuesha Island. We didn't actually use any of the facilities on Yuesha Island. It would have been better if this cost was included in the room rate. Otherwise, if you don't look closely at the booking, you might not notice this fee. Ultimately, the value for money wasn't as good as Fusha. However, being able to play in the sand right outside was my core requirement, so I didn't fuss about the price. Frankly, with these conditions in the desert, I would have been fine paying over a thousand yuan a night. Splitting it into a room fee and a package fee just made the package feel not worth it. Finally, when we returned to the tent at around 9 pm, we found the air conditioner was broken. With temperatures around 5-6 degrees Celsius, and my child having just returned from playing in the sand outside, the need for warmth was immense. We reported the AC issue to the housekeeper. Although they dealt with it immediately, it wasn't resolved until close to 10 or 11 pm. My child took a hot shower before the AC repair person arrived, and we were very nervous while drying him off, fearing he might get sick. After sleeping through the night, it still felt very cold in the tent in the morning. While the tent experience was fun, we really didn't dare to stay a second night. And the fact that the camp didn't offer any form of apology or comfort for the broken AC was disappointing. The next day, it was as if nothing had happened. In Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai, something like this would at least warrant a complimentary afternoon tea or something similar. Of course, later, when I slipped and fell at the Lotus Hotel and they also offered no acknowledgment, this incident with the AC seemed less significant in comparison. Perhaps this is just the level of service here. Overall, without the AC issue, I would have given it five stars.

The mattress and pillows were so comfortable, I slept very well. The decor was tasteful, and every photo I took looked great. The host was very communicative, and the check-in instructions were clear. The room wasn't large, but the layout was well-designed. I've stayed here many times, and the location is super convenient. In short, a perfect 10/10! I've already recommended it to all my friends! For those of you visiting Hohhot, you can't go wrong with this place! See you next time!

Very comfortable, very hygienic, the equipment is very modern, the lighting is also very good, the transportation is also convenient, the service attitude is also very good, the only drawback is that it is too hidden, not very easy to find 😂

The snow scene in Genhe may not be the most beautiful in the whole of Inner Mongolia, but sitting in the B&B in the forest, a southerner’s best expectations for the snow season have all come true. Environment: Compared with other more well-known (and more expensive) B&Bs, the location of this B&B is actually more unique. It's only one kilometer away from the busiest place in the city center, so it's convenient for eating or shopping. The most precious thing is that it is really ”sitting and looking at the forest”! The location is right on the edge of the Gen River. Directly south of the large floor-to-ceiling windows is the Watching Bridge and the forest. You can watch the sunrise on the left hand side around 7:30 every day and the sunset on the right hand side around 4 p.m. This should be unique in the entire Genhe! Facilities: The room is very warm, the design aesthetic is online, and it is comfortable to live in. When the weather is cold and you don’t want to go out, it’s good to stay in your room Service: The lady at the front desk and the boss are very enthusiastic. I originally planned to stay for two days and then leave Genhe for the next stop, but later I decided to stay for two more days. One day in the future I will definitely miss this wonderful time in Genhe. 50% of this wonderful time is because of this unique B&B. (I didn’t take any photos in the room, but the pictures were all taken on the terrace or side of the B&B)

Facilities: Very complete, with all kinds of items available. Cleanliness: Clean and cozy; it's rare to find such clean and cozy accommodation in such a remote location. Environment: The filming location for ”Goodbye My Love,” the surrounding area is quiet, and the residents are all locals, very kind and simple. You can see a shepherd herding sheep right outside the door. There are bonfire activities and fireworks at night. Service: Everyone was very warm and attentive. When we arrived, our room was on the shady side and a bit cold. Worried that our child might get cold at night, the manager kindly upgraded us to a larger room on the sunny side. Thank you! 🙏🏻