Yemingsha Xingxiu Hotel

Facilities: Exceeded expectations, very satisfied. Cleanliness: Spotless. Ambiance: Quiet. Service: Quick response time. Extremely satisfied with this desert hotel! The toilets have bidets, and there are electric curtains and voice-controlled lighting. In the evening, there's a bonfire party. The front desk service is excellent, and the restaurant is good too.

This desert accommodation is top-tier! The starlit rooms offer great privacy, excellent soundproofing, and dust prevention. The hot water supply is ample, and the bedding is soft. You can watch the desert sunset in the evening and gaze at the starry sky at night. There's also a bonfire party in the public area, making it incredibly good value for money. We specifically came to experience the Night Mingsha Starlit Dome, and the light pollution-free night sky was absolutely stunning. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, with convenient access to sandboarding and camel riding. The front desk and staff are attentive and meticulous. I highly recommend staying here when you visit the desert.

The room size is average. You have to be quick when entering and leaving in the mornings and evenings because it's easy for bugs and especially mosquitoes to get in.

Compared to Xiangshawan, Yetuosha is more suitable for younger children, and the all-inclusive package offers excellent value for money. Aside from camel riding and desert off-roading, all other activities are unlimited. The bonfire party atmosphere was both lively and cozy, with fireworks lighting up the desert sky accompanied by the song 'Xiao Meiman' (Little Fullness), making for the ultimate relaxing vacation. The resort restaurant prices are moderate, and although the food is a little salty, the dishes are fresh and varied, satisfying the whole family's taste buds. A special thank you to Mr. Meng Yuncheng from logistics on this trip. My family's phone was accidentally lost during our activities, and Mr. Meng found it and returned it to us immediately, which we greatly appreciated. I highly recommend this trip to anyone visiting Inner Mongolia to experience the beautiful desert scenery; you won't regret it.

The hotel is located right in the scenic area, making it super convenient for getting around; it's built on the desert. The nights are filled with countless stars, and the temperature difference between day and night is significant, so just bring a jacket. I was very satisfied; it was truly fantastic!

The room was great, the view was beautiful, and the room was very clean. The scenic area was also excellent, making it suitable for a family trip. You could see the desert from the room.

Several of our travel companions felt they made the right choice in choosing this accommodation. The room was clean and tidy, with thoughtful dust control measures. It was convenient for daytime activities, and in the evening, after watching the bonfire party, we could return to our room to stargaze. The only downside was the occasional small mosquitoes, which could be easily solved by closing the screen windows. The service was excellent, and we would definitely stay here again next time.

It took two and a half hours to drive here from the city center. The hotel combined with the Yemingsha (Singing Sand Dunes) amusement park was, in my opinion, the best combination for this trip. The hotel is clearly divided into two sections from the outside. I asked the front desk and learned that the white area (U-zone) was built with government funding and is slightly larger than the yellow area. The rooms were very soundproof, with smart voice control, a humidifier, tea set, and binoculars—everything you could need. The only downside was the shower drain wasn't working properly, probably due to too much sand clogging it. The bonfire party and fireworks show in the evening were also fantastic, making for a perfect end to my trip to Ordos.

Hygiene wasn't great, especially the shower room – I won't go into details. The so-called smart controls were a bit of a gimmick; the curtains weren't completely sealed, letting in light in the morning, etc. But! Definitely choose zone D! The location is fantastic!! Unobstructed! Go take photos in the afternoon, then enjoy the activities the next morning when it's less crowded. I still recommend it!