4-Star Hotels in Inner Mongolia, China

This stay was fantastic! The hotel's location is super convenient, and the room was spotlessly clean with a simple yet elegant design. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, was clean, and free of any odors. The indoor lighting was also very comfortable. The staff were all gentle, polite, and quick to respond. The overall atmosphere was quiet and relaxing, perfect for unwinding after a long journey. It offers great value for money and I highly recommend it!

The hotel’s location was very convenient — it’s right next to some of Hohhot’s major hospitals, which made getting around quite easy. The room was clean, and although there was no central heating, the air conditioner provided enough warmth. Our room faced the main road, so it was a bit noisy at times. Also, there was no mini-bar/fridge in the room, which was a bit inconvenient. Communication with the staff was slightly challenging since they don’t speak English, but we managed. Overall, it was a decent stay with good cleanliness and a convenient location.

Environment: The room was quite spacious with wooden floors and a tea table, and the tea cabinet was very convenient. It was a good choice for staying with parents. Facilities: I suggest putting up signs for the shower and sink stoppers. I had to ask the front desk to figure out how to use them. The trash can was too small; during peak season, with lots of purchases, there's also a lot of trash. The room lights weren't labeled, which was inconvenient – I had to try them all to see what they controlled. I really didn't expect water scarcity at night during peak season. A hotel in a tourist city without running water, relying on a water tank refill?! Service: The daytime housekeeping staff were very good and patiently answered questions. The front office service was also good, but they were reluctant to tell us how long the water refill would take when the water stopped at night. I don't quite understand why; if they had just been honest and said it would take about half an hour, guests would understand. Waiting without information is definitely not a good experience. The hotel didn't offer welcome fruit. For breakfast, there was no bread or coffee, but the 'shaomai' (steamed dumplings) and lamb offal soup were delicious. I couldn't get used to the 'min dou mian' (mung bean noodles); it wasn't chewy and seemed to be made from potatoes. Hygiene: No issues. Overall, the value for money was decent, especially being close to attractions, but the details still need improvement.

The breakfast selection was plentiful and delicious, leaving a lingering aftertaste. The nutritional balance was excellent. The room's soundproofing exceeded expectations, providing a quiet and comfortable stay; the air conditioning heated up quickly, and the room was odor-free. The shower room was spacious and clean, with a separate wet and dry area; hot water was readily available and at a stable temperature; the showerhead provided even water flow, the water pressure was appropriate, drainage was smooth, and the layout was well-designed. The staff were warm and polite, always greeting guests with a smile. I will definitely stay at Atour again next time I'm in Bayannur.

This stay was fantastic! The room was spacious and clean, and the front desk service was incredibly welcoming. I was pleasantly surprised by the afternoon tea; the elegant single-person buffet afternoon tea was very unique. The 'Lights and Late Night' warm congee was absolutely delicious. Plus, the breakfast was incredibly varied and tasty. I'll definitely be back!

Aside from a minor issue with the dining (having to pay a deposit for ordering and the F&B department using the self-service laundry), the other services were excellent. I was especially touched when the front desk proactively offered us a three-hour late checkout. We stayed for eight consecutive days, and the drinking water was generously replenished daily.

Parking was easy, and the room was clean and tidy. My kids absolutely loved the capsule beds! The shower and tap water had temperature displays, which was a thoughtful touch. Breakfast was fantastic – a great variety of delicious dishes, all served at the perfect temperature. Five-star recommendation!

I chose this hotel for my 3-night stay in Hohhot. It's located in a bustling area of the old city, directly opposite the Grand Mosque and Kuan Alley food street. The lobby is bright and spacious, and the self-service afternoon tea offers freshly ground coffee, various teas, and snacks, making it a cozy and pleasant experience. The room was comfortable and well-equipped, with a nice view outside the window – I even caught a glimpse of a rainbow, which was a lovely surprise! The front desk staff were attentive and patient, and they resolved issues quickly. The light from the bedside switch panel was too bright at night and disturbed my sleep. The staff offered a temporary solution that worked well, but it was still inconvenient to use the switch.

This Hampton by Hilton has a very convenient location. The subway station is just a short walk away, and it's a quick taxi ride to the scenic spots. The standard room type is also excellent, with strong air conditioning and super-fast elevators. The staff are proactive in greeting guests, which is a big plus. The breakfast restaurant is a high-rise revolving restaurant with fantastic views, and they offer local specialties like shaomai and Inner Mongolian milk tea. Overall, the experience was great, offering excellent value for money. On check-out day, I decisively chose to stay another night.

The location is superb, very close to Dazhao Temple and Saishang Old Street, making it super convenient for getting around and shopping. The Chinese-style courtyard has an elegant environment, and the room facilities are complete and high-end, featuring smart home systems, a Dyson hairdryer, and direct drinking water. It's clean and tidy. The service is thoughtful, and you can even bring pets. I had a very comfortable stay and highly recommend it!