4-Starhotels in Inner Mongolia, China

The hotel is located in an old building in the city center. The 4th floor houses an educational training company, and the 3rd floor is under renovation. Unfortunately, the elevator is faulty and stops and opens on both the 3rd and 4th floors every time, and this cannot be canceled. I wanted to mention these shortcomings first to manage expectations. On the positive side, dining and transportation nearby are very convenient, the breakfast is good, and the front desk service deserves five stars. They even gave us complimentary breakfast and allowed us to check out late at 2 PM.

This yurt hotel is quite good. The rooms have everything you need, and the facilities are decent. The hotel is located on the north shore, offering great views from elevated spots and easy access to the grasslands, making it a relaxed experience with fewer crowds (during peak season, cars queuing for the south shore scenic area can take half an hour). The hotel provides butler service, and responses are always prompt. The food is also pretty good... It's just that during peak season, the costs for accommodation, food, and activities are all a bit on the high side, but that's to be expected.

The hotel boasts high-end decor and excellent cleanliness, with a superb location right by the racecourse. It feels grand and impressive. However, my stay wasn't as comfortable as I'd hoped. First, my room was quite a trek from the lobby, easily 50-60 meters away. Second, the pillows were all incredibly high; all four provided were the same, offering no softer alternative, which led to a restless night. Third, the toilet wasn't smart, and the toilet paper holder was awkwardly placed behind it, feeling a bit outdated. Fourth, the staff seemed accustomed to serving VIPs; for regular guests like us, they were rather cold and unresponsive. They'd only answer direct questions, and when I asked about breakfast, they didn't volunteer information about the hours or where it was served, which almost caused me to miss it. Most hotels serve until 10 AM, but here it's 9:30 AM.

Sheyi Tea Culture hotel was an amazing stay, definitely a must stay if visiting Hohhot! Food & Drink 🫖 This hotel is also a tea house and it is a tea drinker’s dream! First the room a booked came with my own tea brewing equipment and a tea brewing table with an excellent view and comfortable seats! But that is just the beginning, as you head down to the main floor a fully stocked, beautiful tea house & cafe awaits you. Daily tea and even delicious milk tea is always available. Private table sets and outdoor seating is available too. The tea masters are skilled and attentive, which made all my tea drinking experiences fun and enjoyable! You can also purchase various tea and tea ware right in the tea house. Location 📍 This hotel is perfectly located close to the near by Ancient Street, with many close by temples and shrines to visit. A craft street is close by and available all day, while a famous local food street opens up for colourful night time snacking in the evening. Many close by restaurants offering authentic local cuisine, I recommend reading the hotel’s recommendations as they were always great. If you need even more tea experience, there is a nearby tea wholesale market and many high end tea house in the area as well. The Room 🛌 The room I stayed in had lots of space, was very clean and had everything you could need to feel comfortable. Daily bathroom necessities are provided. High quality bedding, robes and slippers are waiting for you. High end bathroom equipment is installed, with hot water always available. Premium television is set up and Wifi connection always had high speeds. A beautiful kettle and tea set can be used to make tea with daily water and a welcome tea package provided. Staff 👩⚕️ The staff were very king and helpful right from check in. Actually even before check in they were helping bring my luggage inside! They were patient with communication as I was a foreign visitor. They answered any and all questions I had. They recommended great tea and amazing restaurants! The staff were always available and always smiling! Such great people really made my stay a dream. This was probably the nicest hotel I have stayed in and I definitely would recommend it to anyone visiting Hohhot! I will be back again for sure.

Few people, beautiful scenery, and family-friendly accommodations equal a perfect vacation! The stylishly designed guest rooms are scattered across the vast grasslands, offering exceptional privacy, allowing children to run freely without disturbing others. The rooms are comfortable, and every space is meticulously designed (sitting by the window, gazing at the grassy slopes and simply relaxing is a great way to unwind). We recommend waking up in the morning to watch the mist drift across the valley, hiking the nearby grassy slopes, enjoying the dairy products of herders, and stargazing by the campfire at night—this is the true meaning of ”wild luxury.”

Specifically brought the kids here for Children's Day. The guesthouse environment is great, with a starry sky yurt and convenient parking. They even prepared snacks and drinks in the room. The surrounding area is beautiful and very close to the volcano attractions. The hotel also provided discount vouchers for hot spring tickets. Dining is convenient, and breakfast is excellent, with kids' meals available. On weekend evenings, they even arranged a bonfire and fireworks.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic! The service, rooms, and breakfast were all impeccable. The breakfast, in particular, was amazing: the chef, in his crisp uniform, prepared dishes that were true works of art. The variety was extensive, the taste superb, and it was clear he had high standards for both ingredients and presentation. I'd also like to give a special shout-out to the gentleman in the black uniform (who I assume was a manager) at breakfast. His friendly and professional demeanor made us feel very welcome.

The room was clean, tidy, and very comfortable, and the bed was also super comfy. The bathroom amenities were complete, and the bathroom itself, along with the bath towels and hand towels, were all very clean. My child also loved staying here and gave the hotel a high rating. The breakfast was rich and varied, and my child enjoyed it a lot.

I am a young Englishman on a 20 day solo self-drive road trip across northern Heilongjian and Inner Mongolia. After my stay in Hulun Buir, I decided to drive down to Arxan for 2 nights exploring. I booked this stay based off of the other foreign guests' positive experience. I arrived in the town late in the evening. The boss was waiting for me and was attentive and welcoming from the start. The room is very spacious and comfortable, and the temperature was just right. Everything is provided and replaced when needed. After hiking in the national park, I came back to the boss and his extended family making CNY preparations. Then I was invited to drink Chinese tea (Dian Hong) at their tea table. I was then welcomed to eat with the family, drink beer and eat until I was full. I was welcomed not just as a guest of theirs, but as a family friend. In mid-winter, Aershan/Arxan is a quiet and cold place. I came as part of a long journey taking my rented 4x4 Tank 300 through the snow and ice on routes apart of the Hulun Buir Snow and Ice Festival. My journey was peaceful, solemn and isolated. The hospitality and warm welcome was exactly what I needed after my long drive alone and it is a memory I will take home to the UK with me. I highly recommend this guesthouse, especially if you are travelling solo across this wilderness. Thank you brother. I look forward to returning in the near future with my partner, and when my mandarin is better.

We booked two deluxe king rooms for two adults and two children. The rooms were incredibly spacious and well-laid-out. The front desk assigned us to the highest floor available for our price range, which we were very pleased with. Even though it's on a busy street, it's completely quiet with the windows closed. The revolving breakfast restaurant was amazing, with a wide variety of dishes, including local specialties like lamb offal and peizi (a type of local bread). The only minor issue was that it got quite crowded during peak hours, and the staff were a bit overly zealous in clearing tables to seat new guests. The hotel's location is excellent, very close to the General's Mansion, and taxis are easily accessible. Nearby, Mongcheng Yiguo and Suzhou-style noodles both offer delicious food.