Hoteles con Wifi en Mongolia Interior, China

Overall, this was a very mixed experience. There were so many things I genuinely loved about this place, but unfortunately one major issue completely changed our stay. The hotel is a family-run property in the middle of the grasslands, and from the moment we arrived we were welcomed with genuine warmth and hospitality. The owners were incredibly kind, making us feel at home right away. My son even spent time playing with the owner's child, sharing toys and feeding the goats on their small farm. It was a lovely, authentic experience that made our stay feel very personal. The accommodation itself is made up of traditional yurt-style tents, which are charming and full of character. Our tent had a comfortable double bed for my wife and me, plus a single bed for our son. The bed was comfortable, the view was beautiful, and one feature we especially enjoyed was the skylight in the roof. It can be opened and closed with a remote control, allowing you to look up at the stars at night, which creates a truly magical atmosphere. The tent was also equipped with air conditioning and heating, making it comfortable in different weather conditions. The bathroom was relatively new, although it had a few minor plumbing issues, but nothing that significantly affected our stay. The owners also recommended a nearby horse ranch just next to the hotel, where we enjoyed a wonderful horseback riding experience. Since we went in the evening after the busiest hours, we paid only 80 RMB for two horses for our family of three for a 30-minute ride, accompanied by friendly local guides. It was a fantastic experience and one of the highlights of our trip. Another outstanding feature is the restaurant next to the hotel. The food was simply exceptional. We had grilled goat ribs that were honestly the best I've ever eaten. Everything tasted fresh, authentic, and perfectly cooked. The service was fast, the atmosphere was relaxed, and it was a wonderful place to enjoy dinner with my family after a day exploring the grasslands. Unfortunately, the biggest issue with this hotel has nothing to do with the hotel itself—it is the evening entertainment throughout the surrounding area. Every night there are outdoor shows with bonfires, performances, and group activities, which are enjoyable and create a lively atmosphere. Fireworks and other entertainment are also fun for families and children. However, once the shows end, the music becomes unbearably loud. It is so loud that many guests were covering their ears, and even children were uncomfortable standing nearby. The hotel's own entertainment ended around 10:00 p.m., which would have been acceptable. The real problem was that several neighboring hotels continued blasting extremely loud music until around 11:00 p.m. or later. Because these beautiful yurt tents provide very little sound insulation, the noise travels directly inside the rooms. At one point I had to call Ctrip customer service, and the music outside was so loud that we couldn't even hear each other while I was inside the tent. I actually had to move into the bathroom just to have a conversation. After driving more than 500 kilometers that day, we had chosen this destination to relax, enjoy nature, and experience the peace and quiet of the grasslands. Instead, it felt like being next to an outdoor nightclub. We had originally planned to stay for two nights, possibly even three, but after the first night we decided to cancel the remaining night and move to a hotel closer to the city simply so we could get some proper rest. It was disappointing because everything else about this place had exceeded our expectations. I don't believe this is entirely the responsibility of this hotel's owners. They were wonderful hosts, and everything they personally managed was excellent. However, I do think there needs to be better coordination among all the nearby hotels. Guests who travel long distances to stay in the grasslands usually come to enjoy the natural bea

The hotel smelled of damp. There was a smell of cigarettes everywhere. The toilet seat was not refilled and we ran out of paper. The room light was dim. It didn't get any brighter. It wasn't good at all.

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This resort feels like an oasis in the middle of the desert. Beautiful, spacious, impeccably clean, and every bit deserving of its 5-star reputation. Our room was comfortable, spotless, and thankfully free from any cigarette smell. The laundry room was another pleasant surprise, equipped with new and well-maintained washers and dryers, with detergent provided for guests' convenience. All meals are included and served in the dining hall, making the stay truly hassle-free. The food was consistently good, with hotpot available for dinner. Drinks, snacks, and refreshments were also available throughout the day. It would be difficult to leave this place without gaining a little weight! 😜 Given the size of the resort, guests may occasionally need to use the resort's transportation to get around. Fortunately, the waiting time was minimal, and we were able to travel between locations quickly and efficiently. One minor drawback of the resort's impressive size is the walking distance to some rooms. The accommodation blocks are built in a circular layout, and our room happened to be located on the opposite side from the escalator landing. This meant walking past nearly 50 rooms every time we returned to our room. While this could be inconvenient, we did notice that the rooms closer to the escalator often had a noticeable cigarette smell in the corridor. By contrast, our section at the far end was completely free of smoke odours, which made the extra walk worthwhile. Whether these were designated non-smoking rooms, I'm not entirely sure. What truly sets this resort apart is the range of activities and entertainment on offer. Guests can enjoy camel rides, ATV adventures, flying fox rides, guided stargazing walks, and nightly concerts and performances complete with spectacular fireworks displays. 🌌🐪🏍️🎆 For those looking for a Club Med-style, all-inclusive holiday with a unique desert setting, I would highly recommend this resort. It offers a memorable experience that combines comfort, adventure, entertainment, and excellent food in one remarkable destination.

Buen servicio, habitaciones limpias y ordenadas, excelente ubicación y amplio aparcamiento.

Staying at the Lanjing Apartment Hotel at Wanda Plaza in Hohhot genuinely felt less like checking into a stiff, predictable hotel room and much more like borrowing a stylish, high-rise apartment from a friend. I booked it primarily for the location, but by the time I checked out, it was the sheer convenience and comfort of the space that made me realize I’d probably never bother looking for another place to stay whenever I find myself back in the city. Finding the front desk initially takes a little bit of navigation since the hotel operates out of one of the massive Wanda apartment towers rather than a traditional standalone lobby, but the staff immediately made up for any initial confusion. They were incredibly welcoming, handing over the keys with plenty of great local food recommendations and a genuine hospitality that you rarely get at massive corporate chains. The room itself was an immediate relief, especially compared to the cramped, cookie-cutter layout of standard budget hotels. It was incredibly spacious, flooded with natural light from a massive floor-to-ceiling window that offered an amazing view of the city, which looked spectacular at night. The design had a sleek, modern, almost minimalist vibe, but it didn't sacrifice comfort for aesthetics. The bed, featuring a remarkably plush latex mattress, was an absolute dream to collapse into after a long day of walking. What really elevated the experience for me, though, were the practical, homey touches. Having a functional washing machine and a mini-fridge right in the room is a total game-changer if you’ve been on the road for a while or just want to unpack and feel settled. Of course, the absolute superpower of this place is exactly what sits right outside the front door. Being physically integrated into the Wanda Plaza complex means you are plugged directly into the heartbeat of the area. If I wanted a quick coffee, a late-night hotpot fix, or needed to grab a few things from a supermarket, I just had to take the elevator downstairs to the pedestrian street. There is no traditional hotel breakfast buffet here, but honestly, with hundreds of dining options quite literally at your doorstep, a hotel restaurant would just hold you back. Getting around the rest of Hohhot from there was entirely effortless. The Inner Mongolia Museum Metro Station is just a short, easy walk down the street, which connects you to the rest of the city's main attractions in no time. Plus, because it is only a quick ten-to-fifteen-minute drive from the Hohhot East Railway Station and relatively close to the airport, the logistics of arriving and leaving were completely stress-free. The property does have a couple of quirks to keep in mind. Because it is spread out across different floors of a busy commercial tower, the elevators can occasionally get a bit sluggish during peak hours, and if you are driving a car, navigating the crowded mall parking structures can be a bit of a headache. The room decor can also vary depending on which specific unit you get. But for anyone who values a massive amount of personal space, the freedom of in-room laundry, and having an entire modern shopping district right under their feet, it is an absolute steal. It gives you a genuine taste of city living with all the safety and ease of a managed property.

1. La experiencia global es excelente, la habitación es limpia y limpia, la ubicación es conveniente, el servicio entusiasta, el precio es alto, la próxima vez se optará. 2. El entorno está tranquilo y cómodo, la higiene está disponible, las instalaciones están completas, la experiencia está satisfecha y se recomienda que se quede. 3. La ubicación es excelente, cómoda para viajar, la recepción se encuentra muy pronto, la habitación está muy bien iluminada y se encuentra cómoda.

As an american traveling through Inner Mongolia with my chinese partner and her mom, this was my first time staying in a traditional yurt and honestly it ended up being one of the most memorable parts of our trip and my first ever trip to China! The power went out on our first night because of an annual power inspection and it lasted longer than expected. After a long day of traveling i was definitely disappointed because i had been looking forward to taking a shower and relaxing for the night. Even though the outage was completely outside the hosts' control, they did everything they could to make us comfortable! They brought us lights, checked on us several times and kept us updated on the situation via WeChat. By the end of the trip, what stood out to me wasnt the outage itself, but how hard everyone there worked to take care of us. They went above and beyond to make up for the power outage inconvenience. They treated us to horseback riding, paid for lunch and paid for afternoon tea which we greatly appreciated. By the next day i wasnt even thinking about the outage anymore because we were having such a great time. Their kindness turned what could have been a frustrating start into a really great experience. It's easy to provide good service when everything goes according to plan but it's much harder when something goes wrong and in this situation, the hosts exceeded our expectations. Everyone was incredibly kind, welcoming and attentive. Whenever we were eating, they were always nearby in case we needed anything and they consistently made us feel taken care of throughout our stay. One of my favorite memories was feeding the young sheep! It seems like a simple activity but as someone who has never had any opportunity to experience life on the grasslands, it was an experience I'll always cherish. I loved being able to experience the beautiful scenery and slower pace of life out here. There is also a scenic spot just a couple miles down the road with a hill you can walk up for free if you are staying at the yurts as a guest. The view from the top is absolutely incredible with endless grasslands in every direction. While staying here and driving through the area, we saw hundreds if not thousands of horses, cows and sheep across the landscape which made the whole experience feel even more special!! Also, the fried beef meal was so good I had to order it twice. And the snacks with the afternoon tea were also yummy. They provide all the toiletries you need as well as several bottles of water daily. There is both air condition and heat which helped during this time of year as the room would get very hot during the day and cold at night. The way the yurts light up at night is beautiful. Thank you so much for your hospitality and for sharing this beautiful part of Inner Mongolia with us. I'm definitely not one to leave reviews but this stay was worth taking the time to write one. We left with great memories and i would gladly stay here again! highly recommended!

El hotel está ubicado en la pradera de Chilechuan, cerca de una granja de caballos y junto a un gran picadero. Primero, lo positivo: las habitaciones son espaciosas, con un gran balcón. El lado cercano a la granja de caballos ofrece vistas panorámicas de la pradera. El gerente que nos atendió fue amable y atento. Lo negativo: el desayuno era pésimo. Mi hijo tuvo que pagar 98 yuanes por un desayuno gratuito. Era simplemente insoportable quejarse, como en cualquier hotel económico promedio. Las comodidades de la habitación estaban mal diseñadas. Aunque podría haber sido un hotel con estrellas, parecía un hotel boutique. A menos que tengas un itinerario específico para las praderas y montar a caballo, no recomendaría este lugar. Es demasiado remoto.

這次帶孩子定的親子套房，一房一廳，廳也是帶衞生間，但洗浴要去裏面的房間。賓館不愧是老牌五星，非常乾淨整潔，還配備了加濕器和玩偶，佈置的很温馨，比網上的圖片配置要好很多。我們兩次前往御涮園吃飯，都趕上有宴會，衹吃了點簡餐，不過員工告訴我們，他們做的不如外面餐館好吃😋所以也不遺憾。酒店大部分都在裝修，還是有點亂，入住當天趕上滿房，早餐非常緊張，國宴燒賣非常好吃，但是每次衹有一籠，需要排隊等。總的來説還不錯，設施升級改造之後再來看看，應該更好