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!

We had a wonderful family stay at Hupeng Muge Resort in Inner Mongolia. We stayed in a ground-floor yurt with a big, comfortable bed, which was perfect for our family and made the stay feel both cozy and special. The kids especially loved the experience of staying in a yurt and being surrounded by the beautiful grassland scenery. One of their favorite memories, though, was meeting the adorable kittens in the restaurant! They were absolutely delighted and kept wanting to visit the restaurant just to see them again. Overall, it was a lovely family experience and a great opportunity to enjoy Inner Mongolia in a more relaxed and memorable way. We really enjoyed the atmosphere, the comfortable accommodation, and the little moments that made the trip special for the whole family.

After looking at several guesthouses and yurts, we finally chose Xingchen Mujia, right next to Huahai Ranch. I was worried my child wouldn't be used to staying in a yurt, so I picked a grassland accommodation with standard rooms, and the environment was very clean. Also, I saw in the reviews that their roast lamb chops were good, and the set menu offered decent value for money on the grasslands. We tried the lamb chops, and they were indeed excellent; our whole family was practically fighting over them! The owners are also very welcoming and friendly. They thoughtfully advised us on what to look out for when dealing with local drivers. The male owner is very talkative and can share many stories about the grasslands. Just a few hundred meters walk from the accommodation, there's a grassland high point where you can watch the sunrise and sunset. We took many beautiful photos there.

Especially good! ! The first time I ate at the hotel, all the breakfast made by the boss himself. The buns were delicious. The cakes were made by myself. The milk tea was also cooked! And the taste is very good! I also asked the proprietress, and the proprietress said that even in the peak season, they made their own breakfast. The whole is very clean, the decoration is very comfortable, there are no bugs, and the bed is comfortable to sleep. Very close to the North Tourist Service Center. When I went there was not the peak season, the proprietress took me to see the stars, my mobile phone was still lost to see the stars, the proprietress also took me to find, very touched

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.

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.

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.

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! 🙏🏻

My first time staying in a yurt was a wonderful experience that far exceeded my expectations! The yurt was clean and tidy, with a private bathroom and air conditioning, and it wasn't as damp and stuffy as I had imagined. The owner was warm and welcoming, and the location offered a fantastic view—perfect for watching the sunset over the grassland in the evening and a sky full of stars at night. It was an immersive experience of the grassland culture, definitely worth trying, and I highly recommend it!

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.