Pet Friendly Hotels in Chifeng

The self-driving grassland chose this yurt and the experience was very good. The yurt was cleaned and the living comfort was very high. The proprietress is very warm and thoughtful, and the whole service is intimate. The restaurant's dishes taste great, and each dish is very appetizing. The boss has his own ranch at home, and the play items can enjoy exclusive discounts after check-in, and the charges are fair and reasonable. There is also a bonfire party and fireworks show in the evening. Whether you eat or play, it is very worry-free, and I really recommend it to friends who come to the grassland to play.

We went to this hotel on a family trip and booked a lodge. We arrived after dark, the hotel team was helpful in getting us to our lodge, although the languange barrier was clear. Transport was done by electric carts. The lodge was cosy and comfortable, with a nice terrace with wetlands view. Good beds, and a spacious bathroom. It was clean. The dinner we had was good for people liking chinese food (kind of chinese barbeque). The breakfast was chinese too, which may be an issue for people who are into more traditional western breakfast. The buffet was diverse, a lot to choose. The location of the venue is great, plenty of activities for families. We were there during Golden Week. Perfect temperature (10-15 degrees), blue skies... We can recommend this hotel and its amenities and would go back again.

The overall stay experience exceeded expectations! The hotel is clean and tidy, the facilities are very new, the beds are comfortable and soundproof. The service staff is gentle and caring, and the work efficiency is high. Bring your own free compound parking lot, worry-free parking, convenient location, very close to shopping and eating. There is plenty of hot water, the bathroom is very clean, and the details are in place. Traveling with children is worry-free and comfortable, and the price is online. It is a great place to stay on the grassland self-driving road. It is recommended!

A comfortable stay in a great location, the yurts are located just a ten minute walk away from the ticket counter for the Dalinuoer Lake Scenic Area. It's a pretty small town, so it's also close to pretty much every restaurant. The boss is also very friendly, he answered all my questions and helped me with finding transportation. The conditions of the yurt are actually quite good, there's a heating/air conditioning unit, which I used to keep cozy at night, and a full bathroom (shower, toilet, sink, hot water etc.). There's also a TV, a variety of charging cables, and free WiFi. The bed is massive, very comfortable and able to fit a family. Body wash, shampoo, hairdryer, toothbrush and toothpaste are provided. For those who may be concerned about such things, it may be useful to note that the door locks from the inside using a deadbolt, and when you leave your yurt for the day you lock it from the outside with a padlock as there's no electronic lock or keycard. It didn't bother me and since the town is very small, I felt pretty safe. As for cleanliness, for what it is (essentially a semi-permanent tent in the rural grasslands) it's very clean. There are vinyl floors and clean sheets, everything seems well maintained. Sometimes little critters like moths fly in, but this is glamping. Of course you shouldn't expect the same type of environment as a regular five star hotel. Overall I had a wonderful experience here! Felt connected to nature while still enjoying my creature comforts.

Facilities: Fully equipped, even has charging stations. Cleanliness: Clean. Ambiance: Nice lighting. Service: Very attentive service. Overall, a great experience. Will come again if I have the chance.

The hotels inside the scenic area are sparsely populated with vast grasslands, so we couldn't expect too much. It wasn't peak season when we went, and the price per night wasn't too expensive. Dinner was at the restaurant in the courtyard, which was very average—quite expensive and not very tasty. However, the breakfast was incredibly affordable: 10 yuan per person for several small dishes, porridge, steamed buns, and milk tea. Breakfast was the best part of the hotel for me.

This time I stayed at Shangkeyou Chain Hotel, the price is affordable, the whole house has intelligent language control, shouting small to control the whole house lighting and air conditioning, there is a projector, the screen is large, you can cast the screen, the room is a tatami bed, the mattress is very soft. Overall cost-effective

The homestay owner is friendly and kind. I think the place is still new because the room that we stay looks really new and clean. The room also very big, i think enough for family of 3-5. The location is really beautiful in the morning and you can see clear sky at night. However, at nights you will see some bugs in the room😅. Other than that, all good.

The hotel in the scenic area has good overall quality. I will stay here again next time. Advantages: Breakfast is included and it is self-service. The breakfast is good Clean and hygienic Comfortable bed Shower room, dry and wet separation The restaurant food tastes good Dari Lake ticket is 20% off Service is OK Disadvantages: The water heater is too small and it gets cold halfway through the shower No elevator The floor drain has a slight odor and the hotel blocked it with a plastic bag The towel is a bit old

Overall, the facilities are acceptable. The owner's service attitude was excellent. Although some issues couldn't be resolved, he was responsive. The facilities were generally new, and the air conditioning and electric blanket were very thoughtful. There was a pine oil smell, so be cautious if you have sensitive noses. I, a chronic rhinitis sufferer, didn't notice it. The black toilet was unique, a first for me. In the first room, the showerhead leaked, and the toilet didn't flush. A different room the next day fixed the problem. Be sure to check the toilet and showerhead for proper function upon check-in. Areas for improvement: 1. The roof is made of sunroom glass, and it's incredibly bright at 5 a.m., practically a cure for lazy sleepers. 2. Always choose the room at the back; there's zero soundproofing. A tour group left at 6 a.m., and I was woken by the constant noise. 3. There's a cultural festival or something a few dozen meters away, with electronic music and fireworks throughout the evening, ending at 12 p.m. If you're looking for an early start, forget it; the speakers will make your bed shake. Of course, this isn't the owner's decision, so I can't blame him. Finally, I want to say that if you want to experience the yurt experience, you must be prepared to sleep for 5 hours, because theoretically there is only so much time to sleep. However, as someone who often travels for business and has average sleep quality, such a room is not my best choice.