Homestays in Inner Mongolia, China

"The room, located on a high floor in Block C, is very spacious, easily accommodating three people. Facing east, it gets plenty of sunlight, offering stunning sunrises and morning glow. Situated right by Wanda Plaza, the location is excellent with a subway station downstairs. The Science and Technology Museum and Grand Theatre are nearby, and it's a short taxi ride to the museum, about fifteen minutes to the airport, and only half an hour to the grasslands. Wanda Plaza itself is in the adjacent building, providing a huge variety of dining options. Plus, there's a China Resources supermarket on the ground floor with an extensive selection of food and fruits."

"The room was clean and tidy, and the stay was particularly good. The most amazing thing is the scenery outside the window. Pushing the door is the endless vast grassland, the world is open, quiet and comfortable, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Warm and intimate, location is good, I really don't regret choosing here for a trip to the grassland, highly recommended! At night, there is a bonfire, which is great 👍🏻"

"Not worth the value. ESP, if you don’t plan to travel with your own car. Lack of amenities, food, and transportation. Hotel was unable to find a transport for us that left us stranded, we had to find our own way out as it was located within the National park -private area . Food was supposed to be pre-ordered, we tried to add some extra dishes more than 5 hours before dinner, still cannot be arranged for. They arranged a private dining area for our family, however did not clean up from previous guests, there were storage of old chairs and tissue paper lying around. Hotel has no other facilities apart from the room itself and the cafe. No pool, spa/sauna or facilitators Overall the room and view was nice, but it can be accessible without the stay."

"The Glamping Base boasts an excellent location, directly facing Volcano No. 3 and just over a kilometer east of the North Visitor Center of the Volcanic Geological Park. The facilities are brand new, with full smart home integration, and the panoramic balcony is absolutely stunning. The service was also great; they proactively helped with our luggage. Breakfast was quite substantial, offering millet porridge, eggs, kimchi, fried dough sticks, and corn. The camp restaurant surprisingly served delicious food at reasonable prices, though reservations are required 1.5 hours in advance. Since our high-speed train was scheduled late, the friendly staff at the camp readily agreed to a late check-out, for which I'm very grateful!"

"Title: Hohhot's Hidden Gem! Right next to a huge park, so therapeutic! This trip to Hohhot, I really stumbled upon an amazing hotel with such local charm! The location is absolutely fantastic – right outside is Hohhot Sculpture Park, which connects to a large green area. When you open the window, all you see is greenery, and the air smells like fresh grass. Taking a stroll in the park in the morning or evening, checking out the sculptures, and catching the sunset is even more relaxing than visiting tourist spots. It's super convenient for taking the kids out or for a morning/evening run. While the hotel itself isn't luxurious, it's clean and comfortable, and the service is very friendly – it feels like coming home. Dining and shopping options are also convenient nearby, and it's not far to major city attractions by taxi. The key, though, is this environment; you won't find anything like it in a bustling area. The value for money is absolutely incredible! Overall, if you like peace and quiet and enjoy parks, just go for it! I had such a comfortable stay this time, I absolutely have to give it five stars. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in Hohhot! ✨🌿"

"Excellent environment, the room was particularly spacious and very comfortable to stay in. Facilities: Fully equipped, very satisfied. Hygiene: Good hygiene, suitable for business trips. Environment: Comfortable and clean environment, the room was very tidy. Service: The service attitude was also very good."

"This was my first time glamping in a desert RV, and the experience was surprisingly good! The campsite is right on the edge of the desert, so in the evening, stepping outside, you're treated to a spectacular desert sunset. The RVs are new, with excellent hardware. The interior space is adequate, and the facilities are complete and clean, with great air conditioning. The campsite itself has comprehensive amenities, convenient parking, and is very close to the Xiangshawan Scenic Area. It was a unique accommodation experience, definitely worth trying with family. The only downside was the 'soft' aspect, which is likely due to it being privately owned, leading to a noticeable difference from chain hotel services. The staff's service needs improvement. When we checked in at the front desk, there was no one to greet us, and the owner was engrossed in a phone call even though we were right there. With no other guests around, we still waited nearly half an hour to check in, which was a bit of a negative experience."

"The room was very clean and comfortable. The interior design was truly beautiful. The bed was very comfortable. The hostess was extremely kind and helpful. It was close to the metro station, with many food places and shops nearby. It was also close to the airport. I will definitely come again next time. and view is amazing"

"The room was clean and tidy, and the soundproofing was excellent, allowing me to get a really good night's sleep after a long day. Check-in at the front desk was very efficient, and the location is super convenient for catching a taxi or going shopping. The bedding was soft, and there was plenty of hot water in the bathroom. Overall, it offers great value for money, making my stay very comfortable. I'll definitely choose this place again for my next trip."

"23 Degrees Desert B&B – A hidden gem in the Kubuqi Desert, worth visiting countless times! To be precise, it's called 'Nansha Tourist Resort'. This time, I stayed in a yurt compound, and as soon as I entered, I was amazed by the fruit trees in the courtyard. There was an apricot tree right outside our room, and in the morning, when I opened the door, the sunlight cast the tree's shadow on the mud wall. That quiet and gentle scene still feels so healing when I recall it. It was only a little over 200 yuan a night during the May Day holiday, and although the room facilities were simple, the value for money was truly exceptional. The biggest surprise was the Moshang Horse Ranch next door! It was my first time riding a horse in the desert. The instructor saw I was nervous and thoughtfully held the reins for me the entire time. At first, when my feet left the ground, I was both scared and excited. My butt hurt from the bumpy fast walk, but when we started galloping, I slowly found my rhythm. The wind whistled past my ears, and the sunset gradually sank beyond the sand dunes. At that moment, I felt: life is truly worth living! The instructors were not only professional but also very witty, creating a fantastic atmosphere. Everyone at the B&B was super enthusiastic. There's a paid pick-up service from the station to the B&B, which is inexpensive and surprisingly uses a luxury van. Plus, someone specifically picks up and drops off for each activity, so you don't have to worry about a thing. Behind the B&B, there's also a private desert area owned by the boss, undisturbed by tourists! You can freely use the sandboards right outside the restaurant. The restaurant's pork spine, yogurt cake, and yellow tomato beef brisket are all delicious. The ATV off-road vehicle prices are also very reasonable; I recommend spending at least half a day tearing around there. Besides horses, there are also camels, sheep, and cats! While eating, I saw many people driving their own cars with their dogs, and in the morning, I even saw foreigners heading back. It's an undiscovered gem that hasn't gone viral yet! Natural scenery and an immersive experience – this trip had it all. Highly recommend it to anyone who wants to visit the desert and avoid crowds."