Hostels in Inner Mongolia, China

This hostel made for a very comfortable and well located base to explore Hohhot. It is very straightforward to find, located in a large high rise apartment building, with key to the door provided. The owner/manager is very responsive and helpful. The bunk space is great, with everything I needed, and also comes with a fan. I met some very decent people in this hostel which is also an important part of travelling. Highly recommend this place. Just be mindful that Chinese toilets and shower rooms are rather different from European/Western standards. Flipflops provided. Cheers.

I traveled on a budget and came to Ergun. I saw the Ergun Wetland and stayed in an extremely comfortable youth hostel. I love it here. The aunt at the front desk is also very nice. She greets me every time and asks me to walk along the road in front of the bus station to see the wetlands and people swimming in winter. I will recall this trip countless times. It is better to travel when you are rich than when you are young.

Excellent location. Take the airport bus to Chunxi Road and then take the Metro from Chunxi Rd Station to just one stop away Xinnamen Station. Make sure you come out at the right exit. You can see the hostel as you come out. The room is spacious! There is a roof garden and a nice lounge area. P.S. Google map does not work in China. Download MAPS.ME. Also download Wechat - you text in English they translate to Chinese and vice versa.

It is located in Hailiang Mingmen, with various large shopping malls downstairs, where you can eat, drink, and have fun. It only takes about ten minutes to ride an electric bike to reach the Dazhao Wuliang Temple. The hardware is pretty good, except that the area for washing and going to the toilet is separated by a room with a door. Inside is a squat toilet for showering and going to the toilet (I personally prefer squatting, after all, there are so many people), and outside are two washbasins. The boys are in two rooms behind the white curtain, and the girls are behind the pink curtain. Maybe my luck has almost run out. Although the environment is okay, I was not happy living there. First, there was a boy in the room smoking in the public area. Fortunately, after I reminded him, he went out to smoke (but there were still people smoking later. It was even more exaggerated the next morning. They didn't smoke in the public area, but directly behind the curtain. The whole public area was smelly, and even the girls' room could smell it with the door closed. I was too lazy to follow their instructions when I was about to leave). There was a peculiar smell, and the boss said it was a human problem. He moved me to a bed in another room. As soon as I opened the door, I was overwhelmed by the strong smell of takeout. A pile of takeout was left on the table and not thrown away after eating, and the window was not opened to disperse the smell, even though there was a big trash can at the entrance. I said goodbye to them, opened the window to get rid of the smell, and reluctantly fell asleep. To be honest, the static electricity from the bedding was really strong. Fortunately, I was wearing pure cotton, but when I touched the exposed skin, sparks and lightning still occurred. See the last picture for my experience the next morning…I’m really speechless. I had originally wanted to get up early and pack up so I could go to the half marathon finish line to join in the fun, but the public area was filled with smoke, so I had to drag my suitcase back to the room. Other people were resting in the room, so I didn’t want to make any noise, so I had to pack up slowly. By the time I finished packing, it was too late to go over. I stayed in two youth hostels during this trip, and none of them was like here where everyone closed their doors and didn't communicate with each other. Before, even if there were boys, everyone could chat in the public area and even eat and play together. Later, I realized that maybe no one wanted to stay in the public area because it was always filled with smoke, and even if there were people there, they would just watch the washing machine wash clothes alone. I've said so much, it's not that this youth hostel is bad, it's just that I'm unlucky, I didn't meet a good companion here~

The hostel itself is very cute and cozy, though you will notice that it's already been through some years. The rooms themselves were nice and clean. The bathrooms only have squatting toilets, which in itself is not a problem; however I believe there were some guests around that didn't know how to properly use them and the bathrooms weren't cleaned daily so unfortunaly I cannot give more points on cleanliness. I don't know how much English is spoken and I'm not sure how many tips staff can give about the surrounding sights. We asked if it was possible to get to the Xilamuren grasslands by public bus and the receptionist told us it wasn't. It is though, you can take a long distance bus to Zhaohe from the long distance bus station. We didn't ask for any more directions afterwards...

It should be the best youth travel in full Erguna. The facilities are complete and clean. The public space is even bigger. Even the bunk beds are a bit wider than the average youth travel. The boss family is even more enthusiastic and interesting. The youth travel also runs catering, and there is no need to go out on rainy days.

A very good youth hostel. It is located in a community and is as comfortable as home. The public space is very large. There is a living room, a dining table, a kitchen, a sofa, a TV, a refrigerator and a washing machine. The facilities are very complete. Everyone is very nice (forgot I took some pictures of the place and will post some travel pictures)

Long-term residents of the Youth Hostel stayed for a month and met a lot of friends.        When I left, I just came to a few friends who were playing music. I said that I was leaving tomorrow. Brother, you will play ”Farewell” later. Let's sing together! The proprietress said, ”or you can stay for two more days, you see that Brother Zhao arrived in Hohhot from Datong last night to send you, you stay two more days”     “I certainly didn’t want to stay, and I loved you the most when I wavered for you.” “But when I go back to solve my problem.” “When I love you the most.” “I am tired, but I am getting a love home.” ”Bye, bye, and it's not okay.” Before coming to Inner Mongolia, I read Dabing ”Ok, OK”. The sentence inside said ”people must choose a few times that they are not their hometown”. Finally, one day I found a hometown that is not my hometown in the city of Nanhai and Beibei. ”Hohhot” Man grows together, meets and rejoices, Listen to the song, toast.

The boss is very good, arrived very late but waited for me. The room was clean and there was a big wardrobe. In the most central location in Hohhot, it is very convenient to go anywhere, let alone eat. Overall a good person experience. The hotel is great, beyond my imagination