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.

This guesthouse is, without a doubt, the best place to stay in Enhe. The owner, a lovely lady, and the young man working there were both incredibly warm and welcoming. We wanted to stargaze at night, and they kindly turned off the lights by the entrance, allowing my child to see a sky full of stars. The scenery in Enhe is simply breathtaking. The first picture was taken from our room, looking out the window, and the following photos capture the grasslands and forests around Enhe. All taken with a mobile phone, no special effects or filters needed! 🌈

When driving through Hulunbuir, I chose the Wanting Deep Breath Hotel, and the experience exceeded my expectations ✨. The wooden house, with its traditional Russian-style architecture, creates a wonderful atmosphere, and there's a faint, pleasant woody scent when you step inside. The entire house was meticulously cleaned, the bedding was soft, and the hot water supply was excellent. It was incredibly quiet at night, allowing me to sleep soundly after a long journey. The courtyard is spacious, parking is convenient, and there are even charging stations, which is a huge plus for self-driving travelers. Breakfast included milk tea and Russian bread (lieba), offering a unique local flavor. The hotel is not far from the Argun Wetland, making sightseeing easy. The staff provided attentive service and were quick to respond to any issues. I highly recommend this place for anyone driving to Ergun.

I found this guesthouse as I was driving up the G331 from Erguna to Beijicun as part of my 2 0 day road trip loop from the northernmost part of China to A'ershan and back. Mo'edaogazhen is a very small, quiet town and I was the only guest in this guesthouse. I got a friendly welcome when I arrived by the Auntie and Uncle. I was welcomed to my room and got settled in. As an Englishman, I had to go down to the police station and then to another hotel to have my location registered - a Chinese Government requirement. The boss jumped in the car and saw me get it sorted nice and smoothly with no hassle. The room was nice and comfy and in the traditional wooden style which suited my trip well. A couple of improvements would be to make sure the room has a kettle on arrival and that the shower won't flood for other guests. But no harm done, I slept well and enjoyed plenty of Gongfu tea sessions. As I left, the Auntie/Sister gave me two Russian pastries which I was very appreciative of. Things like this leave a lasting impression, especially for us foreign travellers. I ended up driving from Erguna to Beijicun via the G331 - the most isolated section in the nation - and these pastries saw me through the journey well. Thank you both and Happy Chinese New Year!

The room was great overall, the yurt, even if it was not in the remote place of Heitou Mountain, the facilities could be considered good, and the breakfast was very good. The owner of this store can also have a discount price for horse riding. I enjoy the sunset after watching the sunset. I can see the stars after four or five in the morning. There is a free sunset observation point one kilometer nearby. You can climb the mountain to see the sunrise and sunset on the Genhe.

Let's start with the positives. The location is great, right off the main road not far from Moerdaoga town, making it easy to find. You can tell the entire estate was thoughtfully designed; the wooden cabins are unique, spacious, and the surroundings are lovely. The room's cleanliness and basic amenities were also decent. However, there were quite a few minor details that weren't well executed. In some spots in the room, the floor felt soft when I stepped on it, and I almost twisted my ankle because I wasn't paying attention. The curtains were likely too high, making them difficult to pull. The central clasp was even pulled off, leaving a hand-width gap that wouldn't close. Considering it gets light before 4 AM in June there, this really affected my sleep. Also, due to a lack of experience, it was too hot during the day, so I didn't turn on the AC at night assuming the room wouldn't get cold – I woke up freezing in the morning!

Over 20 years ago, when I first visited Inner Mongolia, even the so-called best yurts were just grassy husks and cowflies swirling around when the tap was turned on. Now, with a child, choosing accommodation is still not easy. I wanted to stay on the grasslands, but the larger campsites were too crowded with all sorts of guests, and the noisy bonfire parties and clubbing were simply not to my taste. After much searching, I finally found this place. It's small, perched on a hillside near a village, with a view of pastureland. After checking in, I found the landlady was truly attentive: free freshly ground coffee, a separate wet and dry bathroom, soft beds (surprisingly the most comfortable in our five nights in Inner Mongolia), thick, absorbent towels, a heated smart toilet… The horse riding area she recommended was also very reliable, reasonably priced, safe, and legitimate. After riding, it rained, so we didn't go out and ate barbecue at the hotel. The meat was fresh, and my husband wanted cold noodles, so the landlady even went out to buy the ingredients—corn and perilla leaves, all freshly picked from the field. I'd been lamenting that I'd missed the sunset at Heishantou, but then, while eating, I looked up and saw a fiery sunset (there's a hillside nearby; it must be even more beautiful up there). I've always felt that tourism development in Inner Mongolia is quite challenging. The peak season is very short each year, prices are high, and the quality of cultural activities varies greatly. Shops cater to all sorts of customers, and dealing with difficult or even obnoxious guests can be incredibly frustrating. If guesthouses could all be run with the same care and hospitality as this lady, I believe things would be much better.

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.

Real name thanks to the boss lady Liu! The night we arrived in Ergun, the northern hemisphere experienced a rare aurora outbreak, which coincided with the Perseid meteor shower reaching its maximum. We filmed in the wild until around one o'clock in the morning before going back. Sister Liu was still waiting for us to check in at midnight, and personally She took us to the room without any impatience and upgraded the room type for us. Thank you very much to her. The room is very large and spacious, decorated with local characteristics, clean and tidy, with complete dry and wet separation, and all kinds of supplies are fully prepared. It is the most satisfactory B&B we have ever stayed in during our trip to Hulunbuir. If you have a room, Everyone, please feel free to rush! I believe that this stay experience along with the Aurora will become our best memory in Ergun.