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The location of the B&B is very good, right next to the scenic spot. The building is similar to a cave dwelling and has a very sense of design. The soft furnishings are also very high-end, which is my favorite style, and even fresh air and floor heating are included. The hygiene is also very clean, and disposable toilet covers are provided. Breakfast is eaten at the Chunkun Mountain Hotel opposite. There is a car to pick up and drop off. I think the wooden plank road is being repaired. Once it is repaired, you should be able to walk directly to the hotel for dinner. You can also attend the hotel's bonfire party. The boss was very nice. He thought it was a bit cramped for us to live in two bedrooms, so he upgraded us to a three-bedroom apartment for free. He also provided delicious afternoon tea, a scenic spot pass, and a small gift for the children when we left. If it weren't for being so far away from Beijing, I would really like to invite my friends to escape the summer heat and stew Inner Mongolia potatoes and mutton in a big pot in the courtyard. It would be great just thinking about it, hehe.
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Cao Yuan Scenic Twin Room (Floor-to-Ceiling Window)
Guest UserA really interesting option for outdoors enthusiasts. We visited in May, before the grasslands turn green, but we were impressed with the scenery and found it to be a great place for hiking or other activities. Huddling around the nighttime bonfire felt nice on a cool night and was a good way to connect with other guests. Facilities were sleek and modern. Some guests may find the bathrooms lacking in privacy, as the doors did not extend to the ceiling.
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Price per night from:$82