Hostels in Inner Mongolia, China

I can recommend this place. I arrived early in the morning and they let me leave my luggage as well as check in and use the bed. They also sent many instructions with directions. Place is very clean and bed was comfy with lights, fan and a power outlet. Free landry (as of now) with space to dry. First time I received a clean towel without asking in this country. Bathroom has toiletries (soap, toilet paper, shampoo, shower gel, even conditioner). It is possible to meet people in the common area. However, you will need to boil your own drinking water here. They have three kettles, though. Kitchen otherwise only has a sink and a microwave. Biggest downside is that there is only one bathroom for 14 males. People had to wait a lot. And, of course, the cultural downside that people will likely smoke in their beds, spit around, be noisy and that the male bathroom will have urine splashed around as always. I wish there was a table in the common area, too. If you want some local food, make sure to cross the big road and walk into road on the other side. Lots of local eateries on the right side.

I traveled on a budget and came to Ergun. I saw the Ergun Wetland and stayed in an extremely comfortable youth hostel. I love it here. The aunt at the front desk is also very nice. She greets me every time and asks me to walk along the road in front of the bus station to see the wetlands and people swimming in winter. I will recall this trip countless times. It is better to travel when you are rich than when you are young.

Excellent location. Take the airport bus to Chunxi Road and then take the Metro from Chunxi Rd Station to just one stop away Xinnamen Station. Make sure you come out at the right exit. You can see the hostel as you come out. The room is spacious! There is a roof garden and a nice lounge area. P.S. Google map does not work in China. Download MAPS.ME. Also download Wechat - you text in English they translate to Chinese and vice versa.

The owner is very friendly and diligent in cleaning. While it's rated lower than similar accommodations in the building next door, it's actually much better. However, it's a bit difficult to find at first, and the common areas are limited for the number of guests. There's always someone with a laptop open, taking up space, making it difficult for others to use. The owner needs to be more proactive.

The hostel itself is very cute and cozy, though you will notice that it's already been through some years. The rooms themselves were nice and clean. The bathrooms only have squatting toilets, which in itself is not a problem; however I believe there were some guests around that didn't know how to properly use them and the bathrooms weren't cleaned daily so unfortunaly I cannot give more points on cleanliness. I don't know how much English is spoken and I'm not sure how many tips staff can give about the surrounding sights. We asked if it was possible to get to the Xilamuren grasslands by public bus and the receptionist told us it wasn't. It is though, you can take a long distance bus to Zhaohe from the long distance bus station. We didn't ask for any more directions afterwards...

All college students who come to Rabda Forest to travel! ! ! You can rest assured to live in this youth travel. The boss is very good, and he will drive to the passenger station to pick up the guests. A person traveling abroad will really be touched by this intimate move. The boss is very hospitable and knows a lot of local culture through chatting with him. I have lived in a lot of youth travel, this is a youth travel I think is the most cost-effective and the best infrastructure. The bed space is very large, the shower and toilet are common areas, but the space is large, the facilities are very new, and the body feels very good! Because it is off-season, I lived alone in the 6 people that night. It was really comfortable. The bed space was bigger than the traditional youth travel. It was no different from staying in a hotel single room that night. Although I stayed for one night, I also felt that the common area environment of this youth travel was also very good. I saw the boss watering the flowers in the bed. I took a photo in the public area before leaving. In general, it is a vitality youth travel! Recommend more people to live (ps usually do not write reviews, this time I wrote a lot)

The Youth Hostel has lived for a long time and I don’t want to go home. The atmosphere is very good, especially clean. Every day, I can be seen the busy figure of the proprietress. I will rush to the next city in two days. I hope I can encounter such a good Youth Hostel, so I still have to live in this kind of niche Youth Hostel. (The reputation is very high and the hygiene is not in place) The people I met here are very good and very qualified. I hope everyone can see such a small shop and live comfortably hahahahaha

Long-term residents of the Youth Hostel stayed for a month and met a lot of friends.        When I left, I just came to a few friends who were playing music. I said that I was leaving tomorrow. Brother, you will play ”Farewell” later. Let's sing together! The proprietress said, ”or you can stay for two more days, you see that Brother Zhao arrived in Hohhot from Datong last night to send you, you stay two more days”     “I certainly didn’t want to stay, and I loved you the most when I wavered for you.” “But when I go back to solve my problem.” “When I love you the most.” “I am tired, but I am getting a love home.” ”Bye, bye, and it's not okay.” Before coming to Inner Mongolia, I read Dabing ”Ok, OK”. The sentence inside said ”people must choose a few times that they are not their hometown”. Finally, one day I found a hometown that is not my hometown in the city of Nanhai and Beibei. ”Hohhot” Man grows together, meets and rejoices, Listen to the song, toast.

At 12 o'clock, the proprietress had not slept yet, and arranged a upper bunk. Because it was late, it was not easy to disturb others. After washing up, I climbed up and found that there was no pillow and I didn't ask for it anymore. I only saw that the quilt was so dirty in the morning, I even used it as a pillow for one night! The baby put on the small shelf above is all gray, and the bedside is also gray! Probably never cleaned! Many long-term tenants. One room and one room are connected. Unlike the youth hostels I have lived elsewhere before. There is no youth hostel atmosphere, like a temporary rental apartment.