Ergun Hotels with Wifi

I traveled alone with my 3 year old daughter and we had a fantastic stay! The owner was very kind to upgrade us to the largest king size bed room which was very spacious for my kid to run around. Unfortunately she didn’t realize we booked 2 nights and made us move the second night but still gave us an upgraded room! She made up for it by helping me move and watch my child while I settled into the second room. She and the restaurant chef were so kind with allowing us to eat a late breakfast because my child was too tired and could not wake up in time before breakfast ended. The chef made us a delicious fried rice with some tomato/eggs and hot Mongolian milk te which was the best meal we’ve had in Inner Mongolia because we are tired of eating lamb. Everyone treated us so well and loved my outgoing daughter. We sang karaoke at night and my daughter sat on the swings and ran around in the courtyard playing. I loved that the light to the AC turns off when the room lights turn off but the AC is still working. It makes sleep so much better to not have a light shining on you. The rooms are very new and there’s lots of cabinet space. Parking is available. Bottled water, slippers, shampoos/body wash are all provided. We also got free tickets to the grassland which we unfortunately could not make it to but appreciated. Thank you to the owner and the staff for making our stay so comfortable! We will definitely come back and stay again!

All the staff were incredibly polite and had excellent attitudes. We went horseback riding at the stable recommended by the hostess, and it was a fantastic two-hour experience. We also tried the owner's restaurant for dinner, which was delicious. This was my first time staying in a yurt, and it exceeded my expectations—it had hot water for showering and was very clean. In the evening, we joined a bonfire party, where everyone danced together, and the owner and hostess presented us with Hada scarves. Even late at night, the staff helped us dry our clothes. They even gave us a souvenir when we left; everyone was so incredibly kind. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking to experience staying in a yurt. It was a very satisfying experience. Thank you.

Wanting Deep Breathing Hotel is the most satisfactory hotel for our National Day trip to Hulunbuir. We originally booked a double room, but the hotel took the initiative to upgrade it to a parent-child room, saying that the space is larger and more comfortable to live in. In addition, the hotel's breakfast is also delicious. We went there near the end of breakfast, but we didn't expect that the breakfast variety is still very rich and large. When we left, the front desk also prepared a souvenir for each room, which was a bag of bread and milk. I feel that this hotel is really managed very carefully, and the details are well done 👍👍👍👍👍

The hotel is located next to the most central square. The room is on the second floor, there is no elevator, the boss helped carry the luggage. The room is quite big, it is a suite, the big room has two beds, the small room has a bed, the bed is not small. The room is quite large and it is very convenient to put the suitcase. One-time towels are available, which is great. The only problem is the location of the shower. The bracket of the fixed shower cannot be adjusted at an angle. When the water is opened, the water sprayed is directly facing the wall. If the height is less than 1 meter 9, it will not be stained. The shower can be taken down and held in hand, which is really not convenient. When I checked out, the proprietress also sent two breads, thank you!

I had an excellent stay at this hotel. The room decor was beautifully designed with great attention to detail, creating a warm and inviting environment. The overall atmosphere was quiet and relaxing, making it a very comfortable experience. Upon check-in, I received a free room upgrade, which was a pleasant surprise and much appreciated. Note for foreign travelers: Due to the hotel’s proximity to the border, all foreign guests are required to register at the local police station before checking in. This appears to be a standard procedure for all hotels in the area. Overall, highly recommended for a comfortable and hassle-free stay.

It's been half a month since we got back, and my child is still talking about the little lambs at the B&B. The owner is super nice, and the service was excellent. The room was very clean! Breakfast was good too, with about twenty different options including milk, bread, and eggs. The room was spacious and thoughtfully decorated, making for a very comfortable stay. The courtyard is also very large. We loved it here and will definitely stay again next time.

I went to Erguna at the end of August. The location of the Youth Hostel is very good. It is just a roadside intersection. The store is on the second floor. There are many flowers and plants. The house is very bright. At that time, there were not many people who were not full. You can choose your own shop. The house is very dry. There is a bathroom in the room. The bath is in a separate room. The boss's mother said that the boss had been a backpacker and came back from Tibet to open this youth travel. I personally feel that living in the youth travel is very important for safety and people to get along with, these feelings are very good here. I was also very lucky to catch up with their breakfast and drink a cup of pure salted milk tea. It tastes very strange hahaha but very fragrant. The experience is very good. I will come next time I see the autumn scenery.

The room is large and the decoration is very unique. The price and photos are exactly the same as those shown on the Internet. The boss is very enthusiastic and responsive to everything. Located at the entrance of Ergun Wetland Scenic Area, it has an excellent location. If I have a chance I will come again in the summer and stay here again. I recommend it to everyone. It's really great!

The room was clean and hygienic, the owners were very nice, hot water was available, and the location was excellent, making it perfect for backpackers and solo travelers. There were also many restaurants nearby.

The first time I lived in a yurt, I rode horses in Montenegro to go back very late that night. The children said that they wanted to live in the grassland characteristics. They randomly chose this one. I heard from the boss that they missed the bonfire party. The room environment was clean and tidy. The breakfast was good. It is recommended