Mohe Hotels with Bars

This guesthouse is located right inside the Arctic Village scenic area, so you can get great photos without even leaving the property. We originally planned to stay one night but extended our stay because we loved it so much. The housekeeper and staff were all incredibly kind. When it snowed heavily, the guesthouse's car picked us up from the airport. They didn't want us to walk far in the snow, so the driver pulled right up to the airport terminal entrance and then carried our luggage all the way to our room. The room was so warm, I was able to walk around barefoot in a t-shirt, sipping an iced coffee while watching the snow outside. The owner pays extreme attention to detail; the common areas with gym equipment, massage chairs, and tea facilities are truly excellent. And the crispy fried pork for breakfast? You can have unlimited refills, and it's absolutely delicious!

This wasn't the most expensive room I stayed in during this trip, but it was definitely the most comfortable and my favorite. The quality of the hotel amenities is evident in the details; the provision of disposable towels and bath towels eliminates any concerns about hygiene, which is often an issue with B&Bs. The toiletries provided in the room are also of high quality, and there are so many of them that even as someone in the industry, I worried the owner's operating costs might be too high. The room was quite warm, which might be unusual for someone from the south, so the landlady cooled us down with delicious ice cream, half a dozen bottles of mineral water, and frozen pears and persimmons. Both the interior and exterior of the building show signs of professional design. As someone who is very particular about hotels, I surprisingly found almost no faults. If I had to pick something to tell the landlady, it would be this: Was that light box in the courtyard with the big flame and the 'Beiji Village' (Arctic Village) lettering placed there by your designer? It really detracts from the overall aesthetic of your courtyard! Hahaha.

🌲 Mohe Arctic Village Songjian Yueju Wild Luxury Hotel [Strong][Strong][Strong] | Stay in a Daxing'anling Mountain Cabin Finally found a place in Arctic Village with an amazing atmosphere ✨ Surrounded by a sea of forests, open the window to northern mountain views, where you can encounter cloud seas, border rivers, and wild forest fun. The log cabin's night lighting creates an incredible ambiance. The rooms and public areas are spotless and well-maintained, with attention to detail making for a worry-free stay. The public lounge is spacious and tasteful, and the guest rooms have complete amenities, offering an excellent living experience. The staff are friendly and thoughtful, and even provide many local travel tips. Heading to the northernmost part of China, choosing this place won't disappoint! #Mohe #ArcticVillage #LuxuryHotel #CabinLife #ForestGetaway

After a harrowing journey to Beiji Village, almost getting stranded by a bad driver, we finally arrived at the hotel late at night, still shaken. We hadn't eaten all day due to rushing for our flight, and the owner kindly brought us warm dumplings. The owner's family didn't say much, but they were all very kind. **Facilities:** The wooden house has high ceilings, making it feel very open and comfortable. The mattress was soft, and the view outside the window was beautiful. Staying in a wooden cabin surrounded by nature was perfect for relaxing and sleeping. However, the only downside is that wooden structures don't offer much sound insulation. If you happen to have noisy neighbors, it could be a bit of a headache. **Hygiene:** For extended stays, the room was cleaned promptly, showing a strong commitment to cleanliness. **Environment:** Beautiful. **Service:** Just right. You can tell the owners put a lot of effort into running the hotel, and I would choose to stay here again if I revisited. My only minor suggestion would be if the shower area could be a bit larger; it was a little cramped.

The facilities in the winery are relatively old. There is no wardrobe in the room, only a clothes hanger, but there is a wall of wine bottle display cabinets 😅; the TV is very small and can't be watched; the Arctic Village splashing water into ice is ten yuan per time in the park, and the hotel does not provide hot water and splashing scoops. This is really not as good as Beihong Village; I asked, and the boss said that I could boil water to play, but there were no tools; in fact, I just wanted to compare and ask, the homestay owners in Beihong Village are more simple and kind.

The hotel is located on Mokou Old Street. The owner has developed a comprehensive mixed-use complex encompassing lodging, dining, entertainment, and tourism, complete with a Mohe County Yamen, a food street, and various bars. It's set for a grand opening soon. The overall planning and design are quite impressive; it's clear the owner has invested heavily and put in a great deal of effort. However, the attention to detail is severely lacking. For instance, the shower stall was leaking. While they advertise a laundry room, there was no detergent, and the room itself was tucked away in an obscure corner, piled high with the hotel's soiled linens – a stark contrast to the well-maintained laundry facilities at chain hotels like Atour or Hanting. The service staff appeared undertrained. At breakfast, the plates were wet, and there wasn't much appealing food available. I took two eggs, but a staff member immediately stopped me, stating only one egg per person. This kind of restriction is frankly unacceptable for a hotel priced at over 400 RMB. For lunch, I ordered the 'Stewed Chicken with Mushrooms' and found it to be predominantly chicken necks. To top it off, there were flies buzzing around in the dining area. I truly hope the owner dedicates more effort to improving service quality, beyond just the significant investment in hardware. I had originally planned to stay for several more days, but the poor service truly put me off. I ended up checking out after just one night.