Mikuolu Manor

We checked in at the end of September. The room had heating, but it was still very cold and I woke up in the middle of the night. It may be that the wooden house is not heat-insulated and drafty, and the sound insulation is not good. It is the most expensive and bad hotel I stayed in during the whole trip to Hulunbuir.

I upgraded Chief Choroko and I am very happy. The indoor area is large enough. Although the bathroom is not separated into wet and dry areas, the facilities in this place are already very good. If you have the chance, you should experience the bathroom.

This is a very unique hotel where I stayed when I went to the forest park during the summer vacation. It is also a very popular hotel nearby. They held a bonfire party in the summer evening, which really got the kids excited during the summer vacation. The service is also very considerate. There was a small problem with the shower, which was solved immediately after contacting. My wife forgot her sunglasses when checking out, so we helped to send them back. Thank you for the wonderful memories you brought us.

I call it the best hotel in Mordaoga. The hotel is the first one you enter the city at the intersection and is very easy to recognize. The exterior is a typical wooden house with three floors. Special thanks to the boss and the front desk staff. Seeing that we brought our children with us, they immediately upgraded us to a family room with stargazing. The room is made entirely of wood. There is only a faint wood scent when you enter the room. It is very clean and comfortable to live in. The area around the hotel is very convenient, with supermarkets and restaurants available. There is also a bonfire party after 8:30 in the evening, and the atmosphere of the party is great. The next day, when we had breakfast, the boss prepared bread and Russian sausage for us kids. They were delicious. Thanks to the hotel staff for a very warm holiday experience.

This hotel is located at the entrance of Morgao. It is an open wooden building, locally called Mugeleng. It feels like a homestay, borrowing the words "tall, noble and elegant" from the manor. The rooms on the 2nd floor are quite crowded, while the rooms on the 3rd floor are attic but more spacious. The furnishings in the house are unique, but unfortunately the bed structure is uncomfortable. Is it because it was cheap or too old and was not replaced in time? It made me sleep poorly all night. Does not match the price. After washing clothes, be careful to prevent dust from the chimney, otherwise there will be a layer of black spots on light-colored clothes. .

The temperature dropped sharply, so the hotel turned on the heating in advance. We wanted to experience the fireplace, so we lit it up to satisfy our curiosity. The children were also very curious, and the brick wall next to the fireplace was also warm. The service is thoughtful, the room is neat and clean, and the family of four lives very comfortably!