Kanas Birch Hotel

The yurt is not recommended for people with mysophobia. It is a bit far from where you can take the local train.

Friendly reminder: Friends who are going to Kanas Scenic Area, please find out whether the hotel is inside or outside the scenic area before booking a hotel, so as not to affect the itinerary. The 2 beds were upgraded to a 3-person tent. It was my first time to experience the Mongolian tent. It is considered to be one of the better ones in the area, not bad.

It's cold at night. It's troublesome to go to the toilet in public bathrooms. You have to queue up and sleep in a yurt. It's really crowded at night and the door can't be locked. It was different from the yurt I imagined. In fact, we lived in a 10-square-meter tent. It was too cold at night and I caught a cold on the second day.

Although I filmed a 6-person room, the boss arranged a 4-person room for me. The 4-person room for girls is not a place for people to live. I hope to give a piece of advice to the ladies who come later, don't film the 4-person room. This hotel has only one public toilet. The 4-person room for girls and the public toilet are separated by a board of a mobile house. The public toilet and the female dormitory are in the same room. Everyone can hear who goes to the public toilet, and the sound of peeing is deafening. And every time the door of the public toilet is closed, the whole 4-person room will shake once. The flushing sound is even louder, and it is basically useless to wear earplugs. And it is obviously a place for ladies to live, but the door is not locked, there is a big crack on the door, and the whole door cannot be closed tightly. Because the room is too small, the video I filmed involves the faces of several ladies, so I won't post it. The girls who come later must not film the 4-person room for their own safety! ! ! ! And the only heating device in the whole room is a simple little sun. I am worried that the little sun will burn the randomly connected wires in the room, so I didn't sleep all night. And because of the air leakage in the room, the four of us were woken up by the cold, and basically no one slept.

The bed room is very small. You need to go outside to open the box. There is no space in the room. The door of the room cannot be locked. Anyone can open the door and go in. The room is separated by boards, and there are gaps. Soundproofing is impossible. The iron bed is very hard, harder than the hard sleeper on the train. It creaks when you move. The sheets and quilt covers will not be changed, so the smell is random. It depends on whether the person in front of you has foot odor or body odor. The place is humid and the quilt is moldy. It was very cold at night and I slept in a cotton coat. There is only one toilet and there is a long queue. It is impossible to take a shower. I have stayed in hundreds of hotels, inns and hostels, and this one is the most difficult one. Kanas is too popular, but the various supporting services are really hard to describe.

The room conditions are quite simple, but the boss and his family are so nice. They picked me up and dropped me off, and even helped me with my luggage on the last day. 5 points for the service and the boss's girl, they are so cute. Thank them, it's so warm and reassuring!

I was walking in a hurry and accidentally dropped the BOSE headphones under the pillow. I knew it was there because I had just listened to them the day before when I went to bed. When I left, an old man who didn't speak much Chinese came to clean up the room. After I remembered it, I called the boss and asked me to ask the clerk. The clerk spoke normal Mandarin and hesitated for a long time. There was someone whispering softly next to me (you can hear it on the phone). Tell me to ask. Didn't even call me back once I asked I called him again and said he didn't see it after asking. Okay, it’s a thousand pieces of stuff, but it’s a pity that I can’t give it zero points.

It is very simple. Five people rented an eight-person yurt. The paving is uneven and there are height differences. The bathroom is outside. There is a single squatting toilet, a shower toilet, and a public toilet that can be used. The sanitary conditions are poor. Lying down with your clothes on provides a sleeping place that meets the most basic needs of shelter from wind and rain. The boss is very nice. I heard about the Kanas ticket restriction in Burqin the night before. I asked the Burqin Culture and Tourism Bureau and they said that there are no tickets online or offline. I originally thought that I needed to change my itinerary and not go to Kanas, but later I consulted Kanas. The boss of the Mongolian yurt gave accurate advice.

I stayed in a 6-person room with bunk beds and continental beds. There was not even a table or chair. There were only 3 continental beds pushed together. The place was very small and the accommodation environment was poor. It is not recommended for tourists to stay. The other four-person room was on the same floor as the public restroom. It was worse than a yurt. I originally stayed for four nights but only stayed for two nights. I had to find another place.