Ulanqab Hotels with Kitchens

"The room was clean, and the front desk staff were polite. The overall facilities were decent, quite up to a local five-star standard. Since we visited during the Spring Festival, breakfast was delivered to our room as a set menu, and it was quite nutritious. However! It was incredibly hot in winter. The heating was set to an extremely high temperature, making it unbearable. Even the short-sleeved pajamas I specifically brought weren't enough. The central air conditioning also blew warm air. Due to the high ceilings and lack of screens, we couldn't open the windows very wide. I couldn't sleep all night. I tried to turn off the heating, but couldn't (as someone from the north, I believe every room should have its own heating control valve, but not here). In the end, with no other options, we had to leave the room door open, with one person staying awake while the other slept, then swapping... We basically got about two hours of sleep that night. Another room in our group had the exact same issue. I sincerely suggest the hotel adjusts its heating system. Even with central heating, as a hotel, you should at least allow each room to regulate its own temperature. Otherwise, it seriously impacts the guest experience and is incredibly frustrating!!!"

"Very nice and clean room, with a nice shower and soap etc. provided. Nice and helpful staff, we could leave our backpacks there for two days. Location close to southern railway station. However, it's very hard to find the place. Amap sends you only close to it. No sign or anything outside. You have to go from the square into a backyard (in the tunnel close to the nike store) and there you can find a hotel around the corner. But this is not the hotel you are looking for. The lady in the lobby tried to send us away. Turns out, you have to take the elevator from that other hotel's lobby to the 6th level to find this hotel. Better directions would be helpful."