3-Star Hotels in Ulanqab

Great location just under 10-minute drive away from the Volcanoes Park North entrance. We arrived very late and the owner kept the restaurant open to make us some dinner. The breakfast was very tasty with several local specialties like meat buns, yoghurt pancakes, and their own free-range chicken eggs. It all appealed even to our Westerner taste buds! Our favorite breakfast of the trip! The property is not large, but it is very tidy and clean with a courtyard, lawn, paved walkways and lounging areas. The room was exceptionally clean as well - clean floors, clean bathroom and clean white sheets (which is not always a guarantee...). We had a spacious 2-storey loft which our kids enjoyed. Of note - the stairs are very steep to the loft. The beds were quite hard (something we have already come to expect in China), so we used one of the comforters as extra padding. While it was nearly +25 degrees outside, the air conditioning worked great. Overall, we were very happy with our stay and definitely recommend!

This small town is close to the highway, with convenient parking and a restaurant downstairs. The cleanliness under the table could be improved. I moved the coffee table and found two pieces of trash underneath. The breakfast was average, but it fits the Home Inn's image. I recommend this delicious shaomai restaurant not far away.

Fantastic location! It's super close to the high-speed train station, and the free pick-up and drop-off service was incredibly convenient. The driver was punctual and friendly, even sharing local tips. Plus, it's really near Wulanchabu Night, making evening strolls a breeze. The room was absolutely amazing: newly decorated with no strange smells, spotlessly clean, and the bedding was so comfortable. The whole room was smart-controlled by Xiaodu (a smart assistant), and the soundproofing was excellent – I slept like a baby until morning. The service was top-notch: the front desk staff were gentle and professional. On a rainy day, they proactively offered an umbrella and ginger tea. At checkout, they even gave me hot bottled water. Every detail was meticulously handled! Free parking, laundry room, and gym were all available as well.

We stayed at the hotel for one night on our way back from the volcano trip. The hotel is opposite the Banner Government Service Center; the facilities are new and complete, and the environment is clean and hygienic. We didn't see any small flying insects. The bed was very comfortable, and the breakfast was plentiful; I highly recommend the lamb offal soup and milk tea.

The location is easy to find. The room is clean and tidy. The house is equipped with disposable bath towels. It is very close to the volcano, only 20 minutes drive away. You can have a barbecue at night. The most important thing is that this B&B is pet-friendly. You can bring your dog. You can bring your dog. You can bring your dog. I say it three times because it is important. This is especially great! ! !

The room was fine, except there was a price list for the room's items on the bedside table, clearly stating the cost of repairs if anything was broken. The phone wasn't on the bedside table, but on another table; you had to get out of bed to contact anyone. The breakfast was a bit disappointing. I went around 8 AM, and there was only a little soy milk left. Someone next to me asked if they could get some more, and the lady there said it was made from soy milk powder, basically meaning she wouldn't give them any more. Then the wontons were freshly cooked, but the lady wouldn't tell you there were wontons unless you asked. When you first arrived, she would tell you that this was all the breakfast items laid out.

Take four 80-year-olds to see the grassland, dare not let them live in yurts, choose the only better hotel. Sure enough, very good. Environment: It's the best on the grassland Hygiene: very good Facilities: Pillows are not good, everything else is good. The restaurant is too small and people can't eat more. Service: Generally, the restaurant cleans up the table and the big sister always urges people to leave. The elders are embarrassed to sit there and eat and be driven away.

The hotel is very big. We set the hot water in the old building. The hot water in the old building is not too hot. In the morning, I called the front desk and said that I would put it for 10 minutes. He would change the room. I would wash it with not too hot water. It was very troublesome to change the room. Check out and call the front desk. The room card is placed in the room 11: The 100 yuan deposit charged for 10 has not been refunded. I called the front desk and it is estimated that they forgot.

They have nice Mongolian buildings around the corner. When we arrived there, we asked for a non-smoker room, yet the room stinks badly and there was a bug in the bed. I asked the staff and they promptly changed the room. The new room was better but it still stinks a bit. Breakfast is all Chinese foods and they taste good, but they’ve got good Mongolian milk tea and cakes as the best part of it. Overall experience was good but could be better if the room smells better.

Booked in here by mistake 😂 (i took a train to Shangdu, which is not the same place as Xanadu!! (Its about 4 hours away)… the hotel is gorgeous though; huge, modern rooms and a great breakfast too. Watched a midnight storm through the huge floor to ceiling windows. One of those high end gems you find in China because they have the money to build places such as this. I probably wont come back to Shangdu again (although it does break up the train journey from Hohhot to the real Xanadu) but if i do, its an obvious, top grade option. Lovely staff too, who helped me with my train bookings.