4-Star Hotels in Ergun

Wanting Deep Breathing Hotel is the most satisfactory hotel for our National Day trip to Hulunbuir. We originally booked a double room, but the hotel took the initiative to upgrade it to a parent-child room, saying that the space is larger and more comfortable to live in. In addition, the hotel's breakfast is also delicious. We went there near the end of breakfast, but we didn't expect that the breakfast variety is still very rich and large. When we left, the front desk also prepared a souvenir for each room, which was a bag of bread and milk. I feel that this hotel is really managed very carefully, and the details are well done 👍👍👍👍👍

I accidentally set up a treasure hotel, the environment is good, very new homestay, the area is also large, the room is comfortable, very friendly to children, will prepare washing sets and slippers! The front desk lady also intimately helped us upgrade the room type for free! Sleep more comfortably! There are also children in the hotel who dig sand pools. When they dig one, they don’t sound, free their hands, and parents need to play with their mobile phones next to them. Water and souvenirs were also presented at the store!

The Wulan Mountain Scenic Area Hotel is also recommended by colleagues at work. Reason for recommendation 1. Save the ticket money 2. You can let yourself and your family slowly feel the beauty of Wulan Mountain 3. Trip.com The price is not expensive, and the butler service is also sent (other platforms are not available). 4. You can drive the car into the scenic spot, which is equivalent to entering the scenic spot by car. 5. Send breakfast. The housekeeper surnamed Tang received him, super enthusiastic and caring. He drove the housekeeper's special Jingjiao car, accompanied + explained + played all over Wulan Mountain. The service was such as: we were taken to the starting point of grass sliding, and then the car was driven to the end of grass sliding; the housekeeper could send the food to the room; Let the housekeeper pick us up to the monkey car... Wait, I recommend everyone to come and choose this housekeeper!

Enhe was truly the most beautiful place on our Hulunbuir road trip, and choosing to stay at the Linyue Hotel was definitely the right decision. It's less than 20 minutes from Enhe Village, very secluded and quiet, and opposite a scenic area. The hotel room was incredibly cozy, spacious, clean, and warm, with many cute little lights and a humidifier. The abundance of negative forest ions instantly put me to a deep sleep. I didn't open the skylight for stargazing at night because I was too sleepy to ask the staff, haha. Overall, it was really great, and the hot water was plentiful. One small suggestion is to add a table/stand in the living room for bags; our family had a lot of stuff that was all spread out on the floor.

The scenery was stunning, with views of the wetlands from the bed. The service was excellent; they gave the children a souvenir, helped with their luggage, and provided electric shuttle service to and from the restaurant and ranch. They also gave us unlimited access to the wetlands and ranch feeding vouchers. There were lambs, alpacas, deer, raccoons, rabbits, and swans. My child said it was their favorite hotel in Hulunbuir. The restaurant was delicious, and there was so much meat in the pork stew that we couldn't finish it all.

The room was a good size, clean and tidy. There were parking spaces right outside, though not many. We arrived quite late, but the owner quickly processed our room key and even provided disposable bath towels, hand towels, and milk – very thoughtful! What surprised me most was the breakfast! I didn't have high hopes, but there was quite a lot of food, including mutton offal soup! The mutton offal soup was so delicious; I drank three bowls.

This is a hotel built fifteen years ago. It has not been renovated in the past fifteen years. The entire hotel is quite large and it should often receive groups for recuperation. The room is spacious, but the lighting is a bit dim. It feels like the lamps are a bit outdated. The shower room is a bit small and only has a ceiling shower. Bathing is a bit inconvenient, especially for children. The shower room also leaks water, and after taking a shower, the entire bathroom is covered with water. There is no air conditioning in the hotel room, but the ventilation in the room is not particularly good. At night, even if it cools down outside, there is no ventilation with the windows open, and it happens to be extremely hot these days. The room will be a little stuffy. The staff are very enthusiastic and patient. But the hotel is located in a very good environment and is worthy of being a health resort. One kilometer away is the Bailu Island Observation Deck. If you come from the direction of Mordaoga, the accommodation is also very convenient. It takes about an hour to drive to Qigan, but the hotel needs to issue a visitor card in advance before Qigan can be released.

Inside the scenic area, the scenery itself was nice, but the facilities were terrible. The restaurant smelled awful, and the wait was incredibly long. The air conditioning in the ”starry sky room” was completely ineffective, making it very cold to sleep in; I had to wear my down jacket. The hot water ran out after the third person took a shower, and the temperature was about body temperature – truly unbearable in -3°C weather. In the morning, the pipes froze, cutting off the water supply entirely; no water for brushing teeth, washing my face, or even flushing the toilet! Seriously, that's enough! 😡

The room exceeded my expectations; it was exceptionally large with two bathrooms, easily accommodating several people. Even during peak tourist season, the price was acceptable. The view was fantastic, situated in roughly the same location as the observation deck at the wetland scenic area, allowing you to see the Ergun Wetland from the moment you wake up. Plus, staying here means free admission to both wetland scenic areas. The only drawback is its location outside the city center, making it inconvenient to go out at night; I recommend having dinner before returning to the hotel.