Hotels With breakfast in Inner Mongolia, China

"This hotel gives off a Macau vibe, like a tourist attraction where many people come to visit for free. Even though you need a room card to use the elevator, there's always a lot of foot traffic, making it feel less serene. The room itself was generally good, and we received complimentary attraction tickets upon check-in. Other than that, I found it to be just average. The breakfast, in particular, was disappointing – not many varieties and limited fruit options. It didn't feel like a 5-star breakfast experience, perhaps because we visited during peak season."

"Originally, I booked a standard twin room, but when we arrived, my child really liked the look of the family room opposite. After speaking with the front desk, they kindly moved us to the family room, which made my child incredibly happy. The room was spacious and comfortable, and most importantly, clean and hygienic. The bed was also very comfortable, so we didn't hesitate to extend our stay for another day. The hotel staff were very friendly and enthusiastic, and the breakfast food was abundant and fresh, perfect for children and the elderly. There were many Russians staying at the hotel, and we saw beautiful Russian girls everywhere. Downstairs from the hotel is the most bustling commercial area, making shopping and dining very convenient. It was a perfectly wonderful stay! 🥰🥰🥰"

"The hotel's accommodation environment is excellent, and even though it's a pet-friendly hotel, it manages to be very clean with no unpleasant odors. Our room offered a view of cattle and horses grazing on the mountainside from the window. If you woke up early, you could even see herders guiding their livestock up the mountain, sometimes passing close to the hotel to drink water, or even walking by the hotel fence. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel's selection of local products was excellent; we bought many souvenirs and local specialties to give to friends, and the hotel even offered a home delivery service. The quality of the toiletries provided by the hotel was also very good. They provided Baishishan bottled water, and the tissues were especially thick and high-quality. There were also disposable toilet seat covers, disposable bath balls, bath towels, and bathtub mats, which made for a very comfortable bath. Plus, the small gifts given at check-out were very practical and delicious. We were just in time for the last bonfire party of the evening and got to experience a Mongolian-style bonfire night. We enjoyed a small concert featuring local traditional instruments, a spectacular fireworks display, and iron-spark performances. In addition, there was a stargazing activity at the observatory at night. The staff showed us different constellations, and finally, we even got to see the craters on the moon's surface through a high-end, hundreds-of-thousands-yuan telescope, experiencing a professional telescope's view of the moon. The hotel offers many activities. Besides those that might be canceled due to extremely cold weather, there are regular activities like petting baby goats and archery. The baby goats are incredibly cute and beautiful, with small horns. They are very docile and let you pet them freely, and you can even pick them up, though sometimes they can be a bit squirmy when held. I looked them up, and they are a local specialty breed. Their fur is smooth and soft, very pleasant to touch, and you can even pick some grass from the hotel's lawn to feed them."

"Absolutely loved my stay! The room was incredibly smart and the voice control feature was super convenient. Being able to turn lights on/off, adjust the AC, and open/close the curtains all from bed without lifting a finger was a real treat. The facilities are modern and practical, making for a very relaxing and comfortable stay. The environment is clean and tidy, and the service was thoughtful. This is now my top choice for accommodation when traveling – highly recommend!"

"This hotel left a lasting impression on my child. Our family of six stayed in a bunk bed room – the lower bunk was 1.5 meters wide, the upper bunk was 1 meter wide, and there was also a 1.8-meter bed next to it, plus a 1.5-meter wide wooden tatami mat. The space was used very efficiently, and we didn't feel cramped at all. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet area, which was convenient. The hotel is very close to Jin Street, making shopping and dining very convenient. The staff were very friendly and even gave us several extra breakfasts for free, which was very thoughtful. Most commendable was the unexpectedly good quality of the breakfast for a budget hotel; both the elderly and children were very satisfied. When checking out in the morning, we saw many guests had already left, and the doors to the empty rooms were open. The staff were quickly changing the sheets, which made us feel reassured that the bedding was indeed changed after each guest. The entire floor of the hotel is occupied by ”Juzhijia” (a type of guesthouse), and it's quite large and well-managed. Regarding parking, it might be a bit tight in the courtyard if you arrive late, but you can park freely on the main roads on both sides of the hotel as long as you don't block the way. The Manzhouli traffic police won't interfere, and I have to give a thumbs up to the traffic officers on the roadside. Also, there are very few traffic lights in this area, and everyone driving by seems quite gentle; the city's pace is very comfortable. In short, this stay exceeded my expectations, and I'll definitely miss this beautiful Ulanhot. I highly recommend this hotel!"

"This hotel in Erenhot is pretty good. Everything looks very new, and the environment is nice. However, the breakfast selection was a bit limited—hopefully, they can improve on that. The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful, thumbs up to them! The hotel also has a laundry room, which was super convenient. The washing machine handled clothes that couldn't be hand-washed, and there was a dryer as well. I traveled with my family this time and booked two rooms; both were great. I'd definitely stay here again next time I visit."

"Traveling to Hohhot, I chose the Wanda Vista Hotel, and it exceeded my expectations. The hotel environment is elegant and tranquil, with a great ambiance. The guest rooms are spacious and bright, with impeccable hygiene, and the bathroom features a wet/dry separation, making for a very comfortable stay. The entire staff is professional and attentive; any requests are handled quickly, and they are humble and patient with guests. The breakfast offers a rich variety of options, including local specialty dishes. The surrounding area has excellent amenities, making shopping and dining very convenient. Staying here was relaxing and reassuring, adding many wonderful experiences to my trip. I will definitely prioritize this hotel next time I visit Hohhot."

"The food at the hotel was excellent, and there were so many activities to enjoy. The VIP queue experience was also great. From a value-for-money perspective, even though it was expensive, I felt it was totally worth it. However, there were a few minor shortcomings: 1. A very small number of staff members tried to shirk responsibility. When we first returned to the hotel from Xiangshawan, the waiting area was completely empty. A drowsy older gentleman told us to just get on the next jeep that arrived. As soon as the jeep pulled up, about a dozen people appeared, led by a female staff member. She immediately started bossing us around, saying it was for *them* and that we should go queue up. I was quite annoyed and said that when we arrived, there was no one here, and now that *they* have arrived, we're suddenly told to queue up, meaning we'd be stuck behind these dozen-plus people and God knows how long we'd have to wait. Seeing my strong tone, this female staff member simply said, ”I don't know,” shrunk her neck, and stayed silent. She made no effort to help us or manage the other group, acting as if we should just sort it out ourselves. Fortunately, another vehicle arrived quickly, and the driver was excellent, immediately saying there was space for everyone and that there were plenty of cars. If it weren't for the good driver, and me being tired, I would have definitely noted down the employee number of that staff member who was so aggressive at first but then immediately cowered and dodged responsibility when faced with someone assertive. 2. The wait time for the small train shuttle to and from the room was very long. I suggest informing guests how long the wait will be. The first time we left, it arrived in about 2 minutes, so I assumed it would always be quick. The second time, I waited for ten minutes and it still hadn't arrived. Only after calling again was I told it would be another five minutes. I recommend informing guests of the expected wait time during the initial booking to help them decide whether to continue waiting. Furthermore, the so-called QR code reservation system was not user-friendly at all. You couldn't note the number of people, it didn't show how many people were ahead of you, and I didn't see any time advantage. I specifically took a photo of the QR code and made a reservation while I was in the lobby, but when I went upstairs, I was still behind people who only reported their room numbers to the staff *after* arriving upstairs. Overall, the positives far outweigh the negatives, and I definitely plan to come back in the summer."