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The location is excellent, the transportation is convenient, and the surrounding area is very lively. The hotel environment is elegant and clean, the rooms are spacious and bright, the service is in place, there are many parking spaces at the door, parking is free of pressure, the overall price is very good, recommend self-driving passengers

The room is spacious and bright, clean and tidy. I was attracted by the desert sunset in the room, as if I were in the desert. The rushing Yellow River map out of the elevator door is also amazing. Very careful layout, very comfortable to live. Recommended.

The big bed room booked in the room exceeded expectations overall! The bedding was very clean, the mattress was moderately hard and soft, and I could fall asleep soon after lying down. There is no smell in the bathroom, hot water is fast, and the toiletries are complete. The room has good lighting, good ventilation, sound insulation is online, and the sound of walking in the corridor is basically inaudible. The check-in and check-out speed at the front desk is very fast, it is convenient to travel downstairs to eat, very close to Beiguo Shopping and Baita Park, very cost-effective, recommended!

The food at the hotel was excellent, and there were so many activities to enjoy. The VIP queue experience was also great. From a value-for-money perspective, even though it was expensive, I felt it was totally worth it. However, there were a few minor shortcomings: 1. A very small number of staff members tried to shirk responsibility. When we first returned to the hotel from Xiangshawan, the waiting area was completely empty. A drowsy older gentleman told us to just get on the next jeep that arrived. As soon as the jeep pulled up, about a dozen people appeared, led by a female staff member. She immediately started bossing us around, saying it was for *them* and that we should go queue up. I was quite annoyed and said that when we arrived, there was no one here, and now that *they* have arrived, we're suddenly told to queue up, meaning we'd be stuck behind these dozen-plus people and God knows how long we'd have to wait. Seeing my strong tone, this female staff member simply said, ”I don't know,” shrunk her neck, and stayed silent. She made no effort to help us or manage the other group, acting as if we should just sort it out ourselves. Fortunately, another vehicle arrived quickly, and the driver was excellent, immediately saying there was space for everyone and that there were plenty of cars. If it weren't for the good driver, and me being tired, I would have definitely noted down the employee number of that staff member who was so aggressive at first but then immediately cowered and dodged responsibility when faced with someone assertive. 2. The wait time for the small train shuttle to and from the room was very long. I suggest informing guests how long the wait will be. The first time we left, it arrived in about 2 minutes, so I assumed it would always be quick. The second time, I waited for ten minutes and it still hadn't arrived. Only after calling again was I told it would be another five minutes. I recommend informing guests of the expected wait time during the initial booking to help them decide whether to continue waiting. Furthermore, the so-called QR code reservation system was not user-friendly at all. You couldn't note the number of people, it didn't show how many people were ahead of you, and I didn't see any time advantage. I specifically took a photo of the QR code and made a reservation while I was in the lobby, but when I went upstairs, I was still behind people who only reported their room numbers to the staff *after* arriving upstairs. Overall, the positives far outweigh the negatives, and I definitely plan to come back in the summer.

We spent several days traveling in Inner Mongolia with our family, and stayed at this hotel one night. The hotel is located on a small alley, so it's a little hard to find, but it's not a problem following GPS. It looks like a new hotel; the facilities and equipment are quite new, and the staff were very friendly. Aside from the slightly out-of-the-way location, everything else was great. There's a huge parking lot in front of the hotel, so parking isn't a problem. There are also plenty of parking spaces nearby. This hotel is worth considering.

The hotel's front desk service was excellent, and the environment was also very nice. The lobby design was simple and elegant, the room was spacious and bright, the bedding was soft and comfortable, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offered a wide view, with a stunning night view! The corridors and public areas were clean and tidy. The front desk lady checked us in very quickly!

Large room with all the required amenities, less a fridge, shower amenities should be inside the shower cubicle and not at the vanity area (floor is polished tiles hence pretty slippery). Free laundry area with detergent provided. Breakfast can be improved; drinks could be provided (at least plain drinking water). Rather sloppy check-in process but not too key in affecting the stay experience. Good pit stop before heading to the desert.

It's newly opened and very clean. It's very close to the scenic area. It also includes breakfast, which is all handmade and fresh. The soy milk is also freshly ground. The service of the ladies at the front desk is very good, and the aunt who makes breakfast is also very good. The breakfast is delicious and healthy. It has a six-star rating and I will choose it again next time I come.

The service attitude is five-star. The room is very good. I didn't expect to get such a high-end room in Ordos at this price. Although the breakfast is not many types, it is of high quality, including beef jerky, haggis noodles, and a laundry room for drying. It’s so convenient to travel with a baby. It’s the best hotel I’ve stayed in along the way. It makes me feel happy and so welcoming.

The hotel is very cost-effective, 5 minutes drive from the Kubuqi Desert Scenic Area and 15 minutes from the Yinkentara Scenic Area. The environment is very good, there are yurts in the small yard and small sand dunes. The eight sisters I contacted were very friendly. When they stopped at the nearby intersection, they took the trouble to help us navigate. Stayed for two consecutive days. The hotel also has a self-service laundry room^^