Home Inn Ruibai Cloud Hotel

Excellent location right by the old city, making it convenient to get anywhere. Plenty of great food options nearby. The cleanliness and service were superb. Breakfast was also quite good. For peak tourist season, the price is acceptable. I decisively extended my stay for two more nights. It truly lives up to being a chain hotel, offering high safety and great value for money. Highly recommend!

The room was simple and clean, quite similar to a Hanting Hotel. It was quiet at night, and the location was great, right near Haila'er Ancient City – just 20 meters to the right when you step out. The lively surroundings meant parking was a bit tricky, but the service was incredibly warm. The security guard helped me find a spot and directed me the whole time. Overall, a really good experience!

The location is fantastic, right on the edge of the old city, and our room had a view of the Old City Yamen (ancient government office). The downside to this, however, is that it can be a bit noisy at night, and parking is a hassle. The hotel's parking lot downstairs was full, so we had to go to a parking garage about 100 meters away. The hotel reimbursed us for it, but we still waited in line for half an hour during peak evening hours – it just shows how lively the area is! Taxis to the airport cost 18 yuan, and it's only 10 yuan to the train station and the history museum, so it's super convenient. The hotel service was truly excellent; they were responsive to all our requests and very prompt. Breakfast options were a bit limited.

The room was clean and tidy, and the service was good and responsive to all requests. It's very close to both the old town and the commercial street, making shopping convenient. The hotel also has a laundry room with a dryer, which is great for travelers to wash their clothes.

Room Environment: The standard twin room was quite small; we couldn't open both our suitcases at the same time. We had 26-inch suitcases and could only open them halfway to retrieve items. Facilities: There's a gym, but it was locked when we tried to use it. Hygiene: Like many places in tourist cities, you need to bring your own bed sheets, duvet covers, and towels. However, they did provide disposable toilet seat covers in the bathroom, which was a nice touch. Location: The hotel's location is excellent, right in the ancient city. For our first night in Hailar, I'd definitely recommend it.

The room's cleanliness was pretty subpar. The smart toilet was actually quite useless and incredibly loud; it rumbled every time someone used it, so I'd advise against this place if you're traveling with young children. We went down for breakfast at 8:30 AM, and there was hardly anything left. The stir-fried dishes weren't fresh at all; my elderly family member got an upset stomach after eating them. I usually love breakfast, but all I could manage was an egg and some milk. The stir-fried dishes and fried rice tasted like they were from the day before. We only stayed one night and quickly switched to the Hulunbuir Hotel. The only good thing was that they were very quick to send an extra bed and pillows up with a security guard.

The hotel is super convenient, right below the ancient city, and most businesses around Hailar are within walking distance. The room was very clean, and the service was excellent. The only minor point is that the price is a bit high this season, but that's to be expected during peak tourist season.

Right next to the pedestrian street, though the road construction downstairs makes parking and driving a bit inconvenient. The service was warm, the room clean and tidy, and breakfast was decent. Overall, good value for money. The only downside is there's only one elevator, so you might have to wait a bit.