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The location is very convenient, and parking is easy too. When we arrived around 10 PM, the owner thoughtfully turned on the room heating for us in advance! The service was unbeatable! They even reserved breakfast for us at 10 AM, which was a real treat. We are so grateful to the owner for making our trip to Ulanqab so enjoyable.

Exceeded the expected stay experience! Arrived at 9 o'clock the night before, and I could eat a hot dinner. The roast lamb chops were really amazing! The owner of the hotel was very enthusiastic and prepared fruit for us. The room was large and tidy. The bath towels and face towels were also disposable. I like this very much~ The hotel provides free Mongolian costumes to experience, very popular! Behind the house is the No. 8 volcano. I got up in the morning and finished breakfast. I went out and turned left and went directly into the scenic spot. I avoided the long queue at the entrance of the scenic spot. On the first day of the trip to Inner Mongolia, I experienced the enthusiasm of the locals and I was very happy. ❤️

The volcano homestay in Ulanqab is really a treasure trove! The biggest surprise of this stay was the authentic roasted lamb leg. The skin is baked golden and crispy, and the meat inside is tender and juicy. Every bite is the ultimate temptation for the taste buds. The environment of the B&B is also great. There are spectacular volcanoes outside the window, and you can look up at the starry sky at night. It is extremely romantic. The service is also very considerate. The boss is warm and thoughtful. He helps with luggage when you arrive, making you feel at home. He will also call you before check-in to introduce travel tips. All in all, I was very satisfied with this experience. I would like to come here again on my next trip to enjoy the double feast of food and beautiful scenery!

Beautiful environment, perfect facilities and first-class service! The boss upgraded the suite for free, this is very good! ! ! Good food, good living, good volcano to play! It is recommended that tourists come on non-weekends and non-holidays, there are really too many cars!

After exploring the volcano until after 6 PM, I found a yurt homestay nearby to experience what it's like. I've seen so many movies and TV shows about Mongolian nomads, and today it was my turn to sleep in a place like Princess Huazheng's! I stayed at the Aliwusu Volcano Homestay, which is just a ten-minute drive from the North Gate of the volcano. I chose a yurt with a green interior, matching the color of the grasslands, which felt very fresh. Lying in bed, I could see vast stretches of grassland with cattle and sheep grazing leisurely. The large yurt in the center served as the banquet hall, and its interior was just like what I'd seen on TV – authentic Mongolian style. After breakfast, I went up the mountain to look for agates and was surprised to find that I could see two volcanoes right from there! I also fed the sheep and rabbits. I really love the free and easy lifestyle of the nomadic people.

This campsite must be reviewed highly, it is so good. Facilities: It has just been opened for a few days, and the facilities are very new. The bedding is very clean. The boss actually uses mattresses in the campsite. It is so surprising, especially the quilt is super comfortable and warm. Hygiene: I am a person who cares very much about housing conditions, especially bathrooms and shower rooms. I didn’t want to take a shower in a public shower room, so I went to visit it first. After the visit, I was surprised that it was very clean, so I took a quick shower before going to bed. Take a hot bath to relieve the fatigue of the day. Here comes the key point: the service is great! The service is great! The service is great! Say important things three times. The boss and all employees are very approachable, speak politely, and communicate like friends. Especially the little beauty Rong Rong, who is beautiful, kind-hearted, super cute and polite. Generally speaking, the most amazing thing about this trip to Ulanqab is not the scenic spots, but this camping trip. As a first-time camping person, I fell in love with it every minute. It gave me this kind of experience in a fast-paced city. People who are busy at work can relax like never before. Thumbs up👍👍👍

Facilities: Very complete, with all kinds of items available. Cleanliness: Clean and cozy; it's rare to find such clean and cozy accommodation in such a remote location. Environment: The filming location for ”Goodbye My Love,” the surrounding area is quiet, and the residents are all locals, very kind and simple. You can see a shepherd herding sheep right outside the door. There are bonfire activities and fireworks at night. Service: Everyone was very warm and attentive. When we arrived, our room was on the shady side and a bit cold. Worried that our child might get cold at night, the manager kindly upgraded us to a larger room on the sunny side. Thank you! 🙏🏻

Very good! Although this solo trip to Ulanqab was not carefully planned, the food, accommodation, scenery, etc. were just right. Staying at Yaju B&B was beyond my expectations! The room faces the yard with a glass wall. The room is very cozy. The log furniture and warm lighting make people feel relaxed as soon as they enter the door. The bedding is soft and skin-friendly, and there is plenty of hot water, so you can fall asleep peacefully in peace. The front desk also thoughtfully prepared a local specialty breakfast, and the handmade rice cakes and freshly ground soy milk are amazing! It is a 5-minute walk to the volcanic scenic area, which is highly recommended to friends who want to experience a slow life.

My kids love yurts, so we chose this yurt homestay for this trip. The owner was very friendly and upgraded us to a luxury starry sky yurt. The experience was great, the facilities were complete, the bedding was clean and tidy, and there was a bonfire at night. Breakfast was good too. Although it was still a bit cold outside in the morning and evening, the air-conditioner in the room was very warm and not cold at all. The front desk service was also very thoughtful and helped with the luggage! A recommended homestay [strong]

During the May Day holiday, Inner Mongolia was still quite cold. I didn't dare to book a tent. I saw that this was a new Mongolian yurt with thick walls, so I booked it. But it was still quite cold. There was a heater in the room, but it was too small and didn't work very well. The bed was big, more than enough for the four of us to sleep, and it was no problem for six people to sleep. The quilt was a little dirty and very narrow, and my back was exposed when I turned over. There were many RVs in the camp at night, and you could set off fireworks and have a bonfire party. It was quite lively and the atmosphere was very good.