Pet friendly Hotels in Mohe

First of all, there's no forced spending, it's a pure, no-nonsense experience, which makes me feel especially at ease. You can leisurely stroll through Pingyao Ancient City; the old streets and houses are incredibly charming and photogenic. There's no rush at all, making this tour perfect for families with elderly members and children. The only downside is that you'll need to rent an audio guide near the scenic area if you want a commentary, but overall, it's quite cost-effective. Highly recommended! (*^∀^)

I absolutely loved my stay at this homestay! The place is cozy, warm, and beautifully decorated — every corner feels thoughtful and inviting. The rooms are clean and spacious, and the wooden design gives a very relaxing vibe, especially with the snowy scenery outside. The common areas are bright and comfortable, perfect for reading, resting, or just enjoying the peaceful environment. The staff are friendly, helpful, and really make you feel at home. The location is great too — quiet, scenic, and close to local attractions. Truly a gem in the area. I would definitely come back again! ❤️❄️

Beihong Village is truly the northernmost village in China. This guesthouse is clean, tidy, and well-equipped. The shampoo, shower gel, and conditioner are all common household brands. They provide both reusable and disposable slippers, as well as disposable bath towels. The food prices aren't cheap, but they're fair, considering how inconvenient transportation is to this area, which significantly increases the cost of ingredients brought in from outside. The dishes taste like home cooking – simple and delicious, not overly oily or salty like some restaurants. Oh, and the local beer is really good; definitely give it a try. The village itself is very neat, with straight, orderly streets, and it's very quiet. You can strike up a conversation with the villagers if you meet them! Finally, a word about the owner's family of three: their university-aged son is very handsome, the owner is a down-to-earth person who does the cooking, and the landlady is gentle, kind, and very welcoming. During dinner, they even brought us cucumbers from their own garden – a bit crooked, but green-hearted and very sweet! For breakfast, we had eggs, steamed buns, corn porridge, and pickled vegetables. After breakfast, as we were getting ready to leave, the owner and landlady stood at the door to bid farewell to each and every guest!

I forgot to take pictures of the B&B, so I'll use some photos of the surrounding area instead. When we drove up, the exterior didn't look like much, but as soon as we stepped inside, I absolutely loved it. The facilities are very modern and unlike other B&Bs in the area. It's super clean and well-equipped, and they even provide disposable bath towels and hand towels for guests, which is a fantastic touch. Definitely worth a visit!

The room is large and bright. The bed was also very comfortable. Hygiene is also good. The shower head may not be suitable for the replacement, but it is no problem to use. The water is very hot and flushing, and it is quite comfortable to take a bath. The network is good. The car parked right in front of the hotel. You can actually park at the front and rear doors. But because the street where the front door is located is being renovated by another house, parking is temporarily unavailable. There are many hotels nearby, but it is quite quiet at night. It's very convenient to eat nearby and close to the market. It is also close to Polaris Square. Excellent location.

While scrolling through Xiaohongshu for travel tips, I stumbled upon a photo of this place featuring motorcycle travelers – helmets hanging on the wall, group photos of fellow adventurers – and it instantly resonated with me. Driven by an impulse, I set off, and the moment I walked through the door, I wasn't disappointed. The walls weren't just adorned with photos of motorcycle enthusiasts checking in; there were also postcards and handwritten letters from guests all over the world. These messages conveyed sentiments ranging from the exhilaration of riding thousands of kilometers to the joy of seeing the aurora for the first time. It felt like stepping into a 'spiritual gathering place' for passionate travelers, where even the air hummed with the warmth of dream-chasing. Settling in, I felt even more at ease. Both the room and public areas were spotlessly clean and tidy. The bedding was neat and odorless, there was no clutter on the tables or floor, and even the smallest details in the corners were meticulously maintained. This cleanliness wasn't a forced orderliness, but rather a comfortable ease that instantly melted away much of my travel fatigue. What truly touched me was the human warmth here. The front desk staff were enthusiastic and genuine, taking the initiative to chat with us about travel routes in Beiji Village, sharing aurora forecasts, and offering photography tips. The hotel even provided free hot water and ladles, allowing us to experience the fun of 'splashing water into ice.' Everyone else at the hotel was also very friendly. Occasionally, when chatting with other travelers in the common area, the feeling of being strangers vanished instantly. In the biting cold winds of the far north, 'Motorcycle Enthusiast Home' wasn't just a clean and comfortable place to stay; it fulfilled my passion for motorcycling and allowed me to experience an unexpected warmth.

The room is bright and very well-ventilated! The lighting at night is also sufficient. The bedding is new and dry. The bathroom is the most spacious and clean I've experienced in all the places I've stayed in Beiji Village. There's also a large courtyard where chili peppers were just planted. It should be beautiful if you come in late June or July. The chives and green onions in the courtyard are ready to eat. We even got to try homemade dumplings from the owner's family! The couple who runs it provides excellent service. The only suggestion I have is that the showerhead is placed too high; it's uncomfortable for shorter people from the South. (This seems to be common throughout Northeast China...) I'll definitely stay here again next time.

I was incredibly surprised and delighted the moment I checked into the North Pole Village Snowman Cabin Hotel! The room was spotless, and every detail, even in the corners, showed meticulous care. The bedding was soft and gentle on the skin, so friends who are particular about cleanliness can totally go for it with their eyes closed. The log cabin style combined with warm yellow lighting created an amazing Nordic fairytale ambiance. What was most heartwarming was the staff's service; from front desk check-in to helping with luggage, everyone was super enthusiastic and attentive. They even patiently shared tips for exploring the surrounding area, making it feel like coming home. You really can't go wrong choosing this place when you come to North Pole Village; I'll definitely stay here again next time!

The hotel is a bit far from the city center, but it's only a one or two minute walk away. It may be the Spring Festival, so not many restaurants are open nearby. If they are open, go early or you'll have to queue. The hotel has good facilities and offers free parking. The room is clean and warm, but you need to open the window. You can walk to the post office and square in the city center, but you need to take a car to other attractions!

This trip to Beiji Village was absolutely perfect! The food was delicious, the scenery was beautiful, and the hotel I chose was fantastic – excellent service, convenient, and affordable. I highly recommend it! After buying your attraction tickets, you can drive directly to the hotel, and the scenery is right outside your door. The room was very clean and warm, with a stunning view of the snow-covered landscape. The staff were friendly and helpful. A truly five-star review!