Dalad Banner Hotels with Wi-Fi

"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 room was pretty good. This seemed to be the cheapest room type with a bathtub (and complimentary bathtub liner). They offer a free extra bed for kids. Even with the extra bed, we could still open our 28-inch suitcase. I saw the cheapest room without a tub, and it was indeed too small. The hotel facilities are excellent, with lots of entertainment options, including sports, arcade games, and a kids' playground. Sandboards and sand toys are also provided. The outdoor splash pool is large and beautiful; it would probably be great for swimming in the summer. Although the hotel is massive, they have a mini-train service for transfers, which the kids absolutely loved. Even during the May Day holiday when the hotel was full, we didn't have to wait too long for transfers. The food variety changed quite a bit over our two-day stay, so we didn't get bored. Drinks are free-flowing on the ground floor lounge and third floor, so basically, besides shopping, you don't need to spend any other money here. I personally felt that the quality and variety of dishes were better when there were more people. Most of the staff provided excellent service, especially the front-door staff. They were always friendly and helpful when we came and went, proactively assisting with anything we asked. They truly are the face of the hotel! Downsides: 1. The hotel was a bit warm. We were told the air conditioning couldn't cool at the time in the room. It only got less hot when we left the curtains open and let the sun in. The restaurants and other areas weren't very cool either. I wonder if it cools down in the summer; it might be unbearable for people sensitive to heat. 2. During the May Day holiday, there seemed to be too many part-time staff who clearly lacked pre-job training, especially in the restaurant! During dinner, a young server dropped a bowl while clearing dishes. I watched as the oil splattered all over our table, and the clothes of my family members sitting nearby got oil spots all over their backs. Two or three girls picked up the bowl and continued clearing the table, completely disregarding whether anyone around them had been splashed. I didn't even receive an apology. When I saw my family's backs, I realized the food on the table must have been contaminated, and I instantly lost my appetite. I asked the server, ”You splattered us, shouldn't we at least get an apology and a wet wipe to clean up?” The server said she also got splashed, which is why she didn't realize. I feel this isn't the kind of service I should expect from a hotel that costs over 5,500 yuan per night. If only I had received an apology immediately after the bowl dropped, I would have said, ”No worries!” 3. The dry-wet separation shower stall had no place to put clothes. If the children were older, it probably wouldn't be suitable to share the same room, as showering would be inconvenient."

"The hotel should be one of the best in Dalat Banner Town. Those who want to stay in a better place have no other choice. The parking lot is large and there are charging piles. The room is also quite large and clean. The breakfast is rich. The hotel is not far from the desert scenic spot by car. Overall it is good. It's just that the front desk made a mistake in payment. I booked the QuickPass on Ctrip to stay now and pay later. I explained it to the front desk when applying for the room card, but the front desk had to prepay 800 yuan first. In the end, the hotel and Ctrip had to repeat the payment after check-out. The room payment was deducted. If I hadn't noticed that the room payment was deducted twice, I would have to bear the cost of one more night's room. I hope the hotel will not make such a low-level mistake again."

"Our business trip and field research trip included a two-day stopover in Ordos City. Having already passed the peak season for grassland tourism, we were initially hesitant, as we were accompanied by many foreign experts and worried that our visit, scheduled for mid-to-late October, would prevent us from fully experiencing the charm of Inner Mongolia. We called the business owner beforehand, and he was very helpful, offering advice, checking the weather in advance, and providing travel suggestions. He assured us that although it was the off-season and nearing the end of their business year, they would still operate with professionalism and service. On the day of our arrival, it was rainy, and many desert facilities were closed. However, to allow us to experience the vastness of the desert, at our colleagues' insistence, the owner arranged for us to take an off-road vehicle for a desert tour despite the light rain. The younger members of our group ran and chased each other happily in the desert, their spirits unaffected by the rain. There were sand-fixing sample plots next to the hotel, and the photovoltaic factory was only about 30 kilometers away. We not only learned about the country's desertification control projects and ingenuity but also experienced the vastness of the desert – a truly enriching trip. The restaurant owned by the business owner offered authentic Inner Mongolian service and cuisine. Young women in ethnic costumes introduced us to local customs and welcomed us with music. At night, the owner warmly welcomed us with a campfire to ward off the chill and dampness of the overcast sky – a truly heartwarming gesture. Our foreign friends were deeply moved by the owner's hospitality, praising the warmth, wisdom, and diligence of the Chinese people. The owner also introduced us to the main industries of Ordos. As geographers, ending our research trip in Ordos was definitely the right decision! Thank you to the owner and all the staff for their care. The accommodation had air conditioning and a smart toilet, and it was very close to the Singing Sand Dunes, where we could see adorable camels roaming the desert. As the weather grew colder, we hoped our stay would bring the owner a successful end to the year, and that in the future, their professionalism, enthusiasm, and first-class accommodations would provide more guests with a truly welcoming experience! Thank you for your hard work! (We were so happy that we didn't take any photos of the accommodation, but it was exactly as advertised.)"

"This guesthouse, newly opened in June, is a courtyard-style farmhouse. The rooms are very clean; you can walk barefoot without getting your feet dirty. We stayed in a double room, which easily slept four people, even with two children. The courtyard has flowers and corn. Dinner was simple: noodles, millet porridge, pickled vegetables, eggs, and steamed buns. It's 10 yuan per adult, all you can eat. There are more choices for lunch and dinner; don't miss the hand-pulled mutton and roasted lamb chops. The prices are typical of farmhouse cuisine, but the variety of vegetables is limited, which could be improved. The guesthouse is a few minutes' drive from the entrance to Xiangshawan and 7 minutes from the Kuliqi Desert Scenic Area. There's a discount on Kuliqi ticket packages purchased at the guesthouse. We originally planned to stay one night, but we extended our stay to have two more mutton meals."

"Very satisfied hotel, especially clean and tidy, Service: Very good and very satisfied, I stayed for many days on a business trip, and the house cleaning was also very clean. I was very satisfied. The recommendation index was ten stars."

"Very clean and comfortable hotel. Warm welcome and excellent service from the staff. My car even got windscreen wash out inside before I left the next day! Delicious afternoon tea snacks and a very good breakfast selection. My bed was big and comfortable. The shower had reusable products which smelt amazing! The seating in the room was very stylish and comfortable. There was a convenience store next door too. Would recommend if you are in the area!"

"The hotel's service was incredibly thoughtful, covering everything from check-in and luggage handling to transportation. Every staff member had a great attitude, which is quite rare and appreciated. The all-inclusive package was fantastic – three buffet meals, activities, and shows, definitely worth the price. So far, aside from the yurt accommodations being a bit basic (though excellent for a yurt!), everything else has been perfect. The biggest surprise was the evening performance, 'Nomad's Home,' which was an immersive experience showcasing Mongolian culture. With live Mongolian dance lessons, a bonfire, fireworks, and a DJ, it had such a great vibe! I personally think it offers better value than the Lotus and Xiangsha resorts!"

"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."

"I am here for a business trip. This hotel is very good. The location is very good. The parking is convenient. The room is clean and the front desk is warm."