I. Hotel Location
The hotel is located at No. 76 Xiaoyuan Road, Kun District. It is right next to Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology and close to Baotou Railway Station. Boasting a quiet and pleasant environment, it blends the warm campus atmosphere with urban prosperity. We provide smart, comfortable and affordable accommodation, perfect for exam candidates, visitors, short-stay business travelers and student guests.
II. Hotel Facilities
Guest Rooms
A full selection of room types is available. All rooms are fully equipped with smart voice control systems, branded bedding and Mousse mattresses, as well as high-speed Wi-Fi and private bathrooms with wet and dry areas separated.
Dining Area
Our self-service breakfast hall offers 88 kinds of food, including local Baotou specialties such as Inner Mongolia siu mai, buckwheat noodles and lamb offal soup.
Laundry Room
We provide free self-service laundry and drying facilities, a shared gym and business printing services. The 24-hour front desk offers one-stop services including luggage storage and emergency consultation. Free parking is available in the courtyard.
Gym
Guests can unwind after busy trips or work in our free gym. It is fitted with modern fitness equipment to meet your daily workout needs. The complimentary laundry room also brings great convenience for business travelers.
Business Center
The business center is equipped with advanced computers and printing devices to cater to all your business requirements.
"I had high expectations before going because Jin Yi and Mouzhu have always been hotels I trust. No matter how much they claim their service and facilities are great, I think the reality is what matters. During my short stay, I didn't experience any service at all; it wasn't even what a typical hotel offers. I hesitated for several days about whether to write this review because low ratings significantly impact a hotel's overall score. However, reflecting on my experience, I felt I had to share to prevent others from having the same experience. First, the pre-arrival call should have been made in a quiet, one-on-one setting, not while I was on the phone and you were still responding to other guests. I was driving when I received the call, which was very inconvenient. A single call isn't a big deal, but I was constantly waiting for you to respond to other guests in a noisy environment. When I arrived, there was no butler or concierge. These are things that are optional and don't really matter, but the fact that they were absent was a major problem. Check-in at the front desk involved two steps: check-in and uploading to the police system. While this required two steps, the check-in information was consistent, including my name and contact information. If it were a professional front desk, they could have completed the entire check-in process by asking these questions once, instead of having me repeat myself step by step. My room reservation included breakfast for one person, but I brought a minor with me. They should have proactively asked if I wanted to add another breakfast. Moreover, the room details page listed adult breakfast as ¥48 and minor's breakfast as ¥38. When I proactively asked for an extra breakfast, they charged me ¥48 without asking why it wasn't ¥38 for the minor's breakfast. I was tired from driving two or three hours and didn't want to bother asking, but this definitely left a bad impression. Why is the front desk so unprofessional? After check-in, they didn't proactively provide basic information such as breakfast time, location, whether the gym is open 24 hours, its location, whether the room has Wi-Fi, password, and check-out time. If I wanted to know these things, I would have had to ask them one by one, but in my many hotel stays, every front desk has proactively provided these information. Regarding breakfast the next morning, I gave my room number, but there was no staff on duty in the restaurant, only one staff member endlessly replenishing supplies. It felt like entering an unattended hotel. No one asked for my room number, no one checked if I had breakfast, so what was the point of me buying breakfast for an extra person? Everyone might as well just go in and eat. No one greeted me, and even though there were 40 minutes left before breakfast ended, they didn't offer any extra food. I don't understand who's managing this hotel, but given its decent location and generally good hygiene, such poor service is quite rare. I don't need any explanation or compensation; I'm just objectively stating my experience."