Hotels with Parking in Ergun

This is the most satisfactory hotel in this trip. It is clean and the heating is very good. The lady at the front desk also upgraded our family room, gave us a children's breakfast, a gift box of homemade large bread, and three coupons for the Bread Culture Center. After learning that the child’s birthday was the next day, we gave him an extra coupon to experience making black bread. The next day after breakfast, we visited the Leba Cultural Center. It was very nice and had great film production. The child also made a loaf of bread by himself. He was very happy and had a special birthday! A very satisfactory hotel!

The hotel is clean and tidy, and there is no sanitary corner in the details. The heart of the stay is particularly practical, and I don't feel the feeling of someone living before. The front desk service is enthusiastic, and the consultation and eating and playing are answered in detail.

First, the location is exceptionally convenient, very close to the scenic area entrance, saving families with children a lot of hassle. The guesthouse's overall design is warm and playful, with attention to detail that caters to families with children. The rooms are spacious, bright, and impeccably clean, with soft and comfortable bedding that instantly relieves travel fatigue. Special praise goes to the guesthouse's service. The butler-style service is incredibly attentive, with professional and enthusiastic communication before check-in and suggestions throughout the trip. The guesthouse also provides ample space for parent-child activities, where children have a blast. The breakfast is varied, authentic, and shows the freshness and care put into the ingredients. Here, you can not only admire the magnificent Ergun Wetland but also experience the warmth of home. Both in terms of facilities and service, this place sets an industry benchmark. If you're planning a family trip to Ergun, this is the place to go—highly recommended!

The hotel has a good location and is easy to find. The newly renovated facilities are new and complete, the front desk service is excellent, and they even provide tourist maps. It's nice to be able to drink fresh, hot milk for free in the morning.

The boss is super good, this time I am very grateful, the boss helped to arrange the room in advance, and gave my girlfriend a surprise during the holiday. When I entered the room, I was speechless, but behind it was the boss’s hard sweat. There were a hundred small lights and dozens of balloons. The boss personally lit and inflated them. Finally, I confiscated a penny, pure help, too enthusiastic! Of course, the hotel is also very good, clean and hygienic, delicious breakfast, I came to live once two years ago, so this time I came to Erguna and chose this one!

I found this guesthouse as I was driving up the G331 from Erguna to Beijicun as part of my 2 0 day road trip loop from the northernmost part of China to A'ershan and back. Mo'edaogazhen is a very small, quiet town and I was the only guest in this guesthouse. I got a friendly welcome when I arrived by the Auntie and Uncle. I was welcomed to my room and got settled in. As an Englishman, I had to go down to the police station and then to another hotel to have my location registered - a Chinese Government requirement. The boss jumped in the car and saw me get it sorted nice and smoothly with no hassle. The room was nice and comfy and in the traditional wooden style which suited my trip well. A couple of improvements would be to make sure the room has a kettle on arrival and that the shower won't flood for other guests. But no harm done, I slept well and enjoyed plenty of Gongfu tea sessions. As I left, the Auntie/Sister gave me two Russian pastries which I was very appreciative of. Things like this leave a lasting impression, especially for us foreign travellers. I ended up driving from Erguna to Beijicun via the G331 - the most isolated section in the nation - and these pastries saw me through the journey well. Thank you both and Happy Chinese New Year!

We stayed one night in Ergune and chose the Qiuguo Hotel. The service was excellent. The front desk staff was very friendly and even from the same hometown! Anything we needed was promptly delivered by a robot. The bathroom also provided what looked like very nice slippers, though I didn't use them. My only suggestion for improvement would be the lack of milk at breakfast. Many children, adults, and seniors typically drink milk, so I hope they can add it. The red date soy milk was good, though. And it was nice that they had noodles and wontons.

Had a very satisfying trip! The hotel's location was easy to find and parking was convenient. The breakfast was especially good; the ingredients looked incredibly fresh. I heard from the restaurant staff that the vegetables and fruits come directly from their own garden, ensuring they are absolutely natural and organic produce. Definitely a conscientious establishment, deserving of a five-star review! 👍

The location should be said to be very good, just next to the Erguna Hotel, just behind the building, less than 50 meters. But the room is lived by the landlord himself, because of the peak season, it is poured out for the guests, there is no space. The house is actually not small, but there is too much debris and furniture. The health situation is still very good.

The landlady here is incredibly warm and friendly! It's not far from the new Ergun Bus Station, and about the same distance from the Ergun Wetland; a taxi should cost around 6 yuan! (I walked to the wetland, just along Jinque Street. The taxi driver on the way back was dishonest; he didn't use the meter and charged me 10 yuan! He even tried to make money off my trip to the National Wetland and Birch Forest, so of course I didn't take him! 😡😡) She also recommended a wonderful driver named ”Jing,” who was kind and fair-priced! Because there are no longer large buses running to the National Wetland and Birch Forest after the pandemic, you can only hire a car or share a ride… After going to the National Wetland first, I found that the birch trees had very few leaves left. On the driver's suggestion, I went to Heishantou instead. She even found me a girl from Hunan to share a ride with. The trip was very rewarding and enjoyable! If it weren't for witnessing two cars hitting and killing two cows crossing the road on the way back—the front of the cars was completely destroyed, and the drivers had to be hospitalized—everything would have been perfect! (Don't drive fast, especially after dark!)