2-Star Hotels in Fuyun

Great place. Very welcoming and helpful owner who speaks good English. She messaged me before I arrived to help me check in and get to the location. Helped me with getting the bus to the ski slopes and finding a restaurant to eat at. The location is great for the ski resort and for the town. The room is really clean and tidy with a comfy bed and soft towels. Would definitely stay again

The owner of this guesthouse has a lot of passion; the rooms are decorated with a great atmosphere, perfect for watching TV and chatting in the glass-enclosed space after dinner. The breakfast is very generous, featuring freshly baked chapata that's crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, paired with different side dishes, and the menu changes daily. Dinner is also a delightful surprise every time, so you don't have to worry about food at all. The price is very reasonable, eliminating the need to eat out every day, which is a huge plus. The rooms are very clean, equipped with underfloor heating and a humidifier, allowing you to dry wet clothes directly. The bed is 1.5m wide, providing ample space, and you can easily lay all your ski equipment on the floor to dry.

The rooms were very clean, and the common areas were nicely designed. It's owned by the same person as the first place I visited. The receptionist was patient and friendly. There were many skiers here, mostly young people. Everyone got along well and had a great time. I stayed here for a few days and met different people every day, which was very interesting. I would definitely choose to stay here again next time I come to Keketuhai.

The room was clean and tidy, the second time I lived in a more affordable price, the management staff was good, at the beginning, there was a bedside socket that was broken, and I immediately changed it to me. I was very satisfied.

Very satisfied, the room is clean and tidy, the health is very good, the room is quite big and warm, the bathroom is clean and hygienic, about the origin of the name of the hotel, I used to think that the boss was born in 1953, but now I know that it is Cocotuo Haikuang, which was reclaimed from the state-owned mine in 1953..., very satisfied with a stay experience, Praise

In the morning, you can go to the ski resort by bus. It is especially easy to go back to the ski. After sliding, you are sour and refreshing. You don't want to come out of the hot water when you go back to the room. The water pressure is stable and the temperature is always online. The room was clean and tidy, and I slept soundly at night. The whole is not exaggerated highlights, but each item is very stable, belonging to the kind of hotel that will return.

Good value for money. The room is clean and tidy, the reception is thoughtful, and all questions are answered. If you come to see the No. 3 mine, it is a little more than three kilometers away, and you can also go to the Irtysh Grand Canyon. There are food about one kilometer away, or you can go to the big restaurant to eat. It has its own yard and convenient parking. I will consider staying here if I have the chance. I forgot to take pictures, so I will say a few more words.

The beautiful receptionist at the front desk was very enthusiastic. She took us to see the room and checked us in only when we were satisfied. The room facilities were quite complete, the room space was large and the hygiene was good. The surrounding environment and transportation were very convenient. It was close to the Riverside Park and we could take a walk after dinner!

The room was clean and bright, the service was thoughtful and warm. The friend said that ”the arrangement was very high-grade,” and I felt that I was very face-to-face. Some people want to live in a good store, so you can stay at ease.

Older hotel I believe under new ownership. Carpets and facilities were old but sheets and towels were clean. Not many other options around. My partner and I were traveling by bicycle and this hotel was able to accommodate our stay for the night, but needed police assistance for registration and I think booking through trip.com in advance helped us be accepted for the stay. Little to no English, understandable in such a rural area.