The hotel of the Ulan Buh Chang's resettlement settlement

A truly wonderful stay. Each room comes with a dedicated butler who clearly introduced all the activities. The bonfire party and stargazing experience were both fantastic. The hotel amenities are easily on par with international five-star standards, and the breakfast offers a great variety.

The hotel's biggest advantage is its excellent location with fantastic views, perfect for both sunrise and sunset. The room's basic amenities are all there, but the proactive service is severely lacking. There was only one roll of toilet paper in the bathroom, and it was of poor quality; at first glance, I thought it was Vinda, but it wasn't. For a hotel of this caliber, the attention to detail is quite sloppy. The parking lot is very convenient. The hotel staff seems to lack formal, rigorous training in the hospitality industry. The dining is truly difficult to review. Exquisite food and beautiful tableware are essential, but neither was present. Breakfast, in particular, was missing many necessary items. There was very little toast, no butter, and no cheese. The pastries were also insufficient. The dining experience should prioritize the tastes of the majority of guests.

This is the top choice hotel when visiting Ulan Butong. The hotel boasts its own grassland, perfect for photos, relaxation, and recreation – almost everything can be done within the hotel grounds, and the scenery is beautiful. The staff's service is also excellent. The hotel provides only Baishishan bottled water, and each room comes with a complimentary mini-bar featuring drinks, small fruits, and snacks. This was the most satisfying part of our trip to Ulan Butong, and we will definitely stay here again!

Facilities: The bathtub was just functional; it seemed to be made of plastic. When my child was playing in it, it felt a bit wobbly. Service: The service was decent, but seriously, for the top-rated hotel in Ulan Butong on Ctrip, they don't provide a bottle opener? The server said, "If you need one, I can come open it for you. We're afraid guests might take the bottle opener if we leave it here."...??! Is that really an acceptable response??? Environment: The surroundings are indeed lovely, but there was construction going on during our stay, probably in preparation for the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays. It would have been nice to be informed about this beforehand. Welcome fruits: The cherry tomatoes were very sweet and good, and there was a nice assortment of snacks. Suggestion: Every room should have a bottle opener. If it gets lost or taken by a guest, they can just charge for it. This current policy makes them seem really stingy.

Staying at Changdiao Qisuo was the perfect choice for our trip to Ulan Butong. Parking was convenient, and it's quietly tucked away from the bustling town. The butler service was attentive, and they were very quick to respond to any issues. The breakfast spread was plentiful. Spending our days walking on the grasslands made the whole experience feel solid and comfortable. It's truly a relaxing getaway where you can unwind.

Prairie Melody, a Peaceful Retreat—Wulanbutong Changdiao Qiju Hotel Hidden within the vast prairie, opening the window reveals grasslands, mountains, and cattle and sheep dotted across the hills. The sunset glows over the wilderness, and the evening breeze blows – truly therapeutic. The room was clean and tidy, with advanced amenities. The breakfast was rich and delicious. It's also very close to various attractions. Staying here for your trip to Wulanbutong makes for an incredible experience!

The hotel's accommodation environment is excellent, and even though it's a pet-friendly hotel, it manages to be very clean with no unpleasant odors. Our room offered a view of cattle and horses grazing on the mountainside from the window. If you woke up early, you could even see herders guiding their livestock up the mountain, sometimes passing close to the hotel to drink water, or even walking by the hotel fence. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel's selection of local products was excellent; we bought many souvenirs and local specialties to give to friends, and the hotel even offered a home delivery service. The quality of the toiletries provided by the hotel was also very good. They provided Baishishan bottled water, and the tissues were especially thick and high-quality. There were also disposable toilet seat covers, disposable bath balls, bath towels, and bathtub mats, which made for a very comfortable bath. Plus, the small gifts given at check-out were very practical and delicious. We were just in time for the last bonfire party of the evening and got to experience a Mongolian-style bonfire night. We enjoyed a small concert featuring local traditional instruments, a spectacular fireworks display, and iron-spark performances. In addition, there was a stargazing activity at the observatory at night. The staff showed us different constellations, and finally, we even got to see the craters on the moon's surface through a high-end, hundreds-of-thousands-yuan telescope, experiencing a professional telescope's view of the moon. The hotel offers many activities. Besides those that might be canceled due to extremely cold weather, there are regular activities like petting baby goats and archery. The baby goats are incredibly cute and beautiful, with small horns. They are very docile and let you pet them freely, and you can even pick them up, though sometimes they can be a bit squirmy when held. I looked them up, and they are a local specialty breed. Their fur is smooth and soft, very pleasant to touch, and you can even pick some grass from the hotel's lawn to feed them.

Prairie bonfire, fireworks, iron flower show, and evening party: The show was a bit short; it would be even better with more interaction. The iron flower show was very high-tech, haha! Facilities: Excellent. Hygiene: Clean and tidy. Service: The butler was exceptionally good and even upgraded our room! It had an unbeatable view; opening the door led right to the vast prairie. We brought our child during the summer holiday, and they were mesmerized by the little lambs, unable to move their feet. As soon as they were out the door, they ran off to pet the sheep. The hotel's breakfast was also delicious. The night service even helped us get our dried clothes, even though it was already past midnight; there were still staff members available.

A must-stay in Ulan Butong! This was a very satisfying stay. The hotel's grassland, called Xiyue Grassland, has beautiful scenery. Stepping out of your door, you're right in the midst of it. What I liked most was that the hotel isn't big and doesn't have many rooms. It's just a few steps from the lobby to the backyard, very relaxing. The service was very warm and friendly. There were plenty of parking spaces at the entrance, which was very convenient, and they even had EV charging stations. I wouldn't say breakfast was extensive, given it's a grassland area. There were very few fruit options and no juice. However, they offered hand-shredded lamb and 'du bao yang' (stuffed lamb tripe), which are both substantial dishes 🤣 so it still felt very thoughtful. When my child was hungry in the evening, we ordered a bowl of tomato and egg noodles from the restaurant for only 18 yuan. The toiletries in the room were AHAVA. The hotel has a small yurt area with two adorable, very cute sheep that you can pet for free. This is much better than the deer at the European-style scenic spots that charge a fee. There are also free facilities like swings and archery. The biggest surprise was seeing a large flock of sheep pass by the hotel during their morning grazing. The scenery was absolutely stunning. Our family drove through the grasslands on this trip, staying at 8 different hotels, and this one was definitely the best. For its price, it's also excellent value. Highly recommended!