Yiyi Chain Hotel (Hohhot Moore City Branch)

Upon checking in, I found the room to be a bit dim and the facilities a little outdated, not very convenient to use. However, it still served its basic function as a place to stay. Overall, it was an average experience.

I've stayed here many times on business trips to Hohhot. The location is excellent, making it convenient for dining and shopping. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the toiletries are well-stocked. I always get a good night's sleep, and the service is friendly. Overall, a very satisfactory stay.

On a business trip to Hohhot, I stayed at this hotel. It was clean and hygienic, and the price was affordable.

This was the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. My family and I booked two rooms for two nights each, and here's what happened: 1. The TV was tiny and old, and the live broadcast was blurry. My kids couldn't watch anything. 2. Our booking included breakfast, but it turned out to be a 15 RMB voucher for a breakfast place around the corner. This was not mentioned anywhere on the booking page. 3. On the first night, there was a power outage around midnight, and consequently, no air conditioning. 4. Power came back on around 7 AM. When I went to wash my face, the water from the tap was as muddy as the Yellow River – completely unusable. They said it was due to the power outage. 5. Went to the breakfast place around the corner, only to be told they had no breakfast because of the power outage. 6. After sorting out our own breakfast, we went out as planned. We returned to the hotel at 8 AM to find our rooms hadn't been cleaned. We were told there were no towels and that we'd have to wait until around 9:30 PM for them. 7. I asked if we could switch rooms, but they said no and told us to wait for the towels. 8. After a long, tiring day, I asked if we could get the towels earlier, even if they didn't clean anything else. The front desk just told us to wait patiently. Around 9:30 PM, the towels arrived and the room was cleaned, so we could finally wash up. In summary: This hotel was a nightmare for our trip. I strongly advise against staying here.

This was my second time in Inner Mongolia, and the front desk staff at this hotel (a petite woman wearing colored contact lenses) had significant communication issues. She didn't seem to understand requests and showed no respect for guest needs. Because I was in a hurry, she inexplicably pulled a fast one on me. Two days later, I reported it to the manager, and to my surprise, the manager's response was just as 'unbelievable'! Aside from the unique natural beauty, I really don't want to come back to Inner Mongolia again!

Cleanliness: Clean Service: Good attitude

Location: The hotel is located in a residential area. I chose it originally because I wanted to walk to the Mongolia Mall, and it's still a decent walk, about 12 minutes. Because it's in a residential area, there are plenty of convenient dining options downstairs, including various full meals, shaomai (there's a Deshunyuan but I didn't verify its authenticity), claypot noodles, lamb soup, and more. Service: There are two parking lots. In July, parking wasn't an issue. However, you need to go to the front desk to confirm your stay before they lift the barrier. While it's a bit inconvenient, it does ensure the rights of hotel guests. Breakfast: They give you a 15-RMB voucher to use at Huamaixiang, which is about a 100-meter walk away. Huamaixiang isn't a full buffet; you pick your items and then pay. This place is popular with locals, so it's a great way to experience local flavors! Next to it are a naan and beizi shop. The beizi has a rich wheaty flavor, but half is definitely enough for breakfast! Facilities: The family room has two beds in separate rooms, offering some privacy. The facilities are new, and the hygiene is excellent. Overall, I highly recommend this place for its value for money! A small suggestion: The rosewood tea table in the family room doesn't serve much purpose and feels a bit space-consuming. Also, the air conditioner blowing directly at the head of the smaller bed could easily cause a cold!

1. The hotel was incredibly dirty and messy. I told them three times before leaving at 7 AM that I needed the room cleaned, but when I returned at 2 PM, they said they forgot. It's truly awful. We're paying guests, not staying in a charity hotel. 2. Do NOT buy the hotel breakfast, and honestly, don't even stay here. The breakfast voucher is for 15 RMB, but they charge an extra 17 RMB on the platform for it – blatant overcharging! Plus, you have to walk 5 minutes to a separate breakfast place, and the food tastes disgusting. 3. When I came back at night, my room card wouldn't work. I called the front desk, and they told me it might be demagnetized and I had to come down myself to fix it. I'm a paying customer, not a self-service guest. Do they even understand what customer service means? 4. The hotel advertised a free meeting room, but the one in the basement looks like a morgue, and they charged 400 RMB for two hours! Are they trying to rip people off? Everything I've said can be verified, and I challenge the hotel staff to respond with a clear conscience. I will also attach photos.