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We specially made this hotel our last stop during our 7-day stay in Hulunbuir, and it didn't disappoint us! As soon as we entered the lobby, we felt the warmth of home. There were a lot of snacks at the door. The professional concierge helped us take our luggage upstairs, wrote us a warm note, and finally gave us a souvenir, which was the famous local bread, and it tasted very authentic! The room was also very good. After the original king-size bed room was upgraded, it became a family room with a small balcony, and the decoration was particularly warm; the bath water was also very hot at night, and the breakfast in the morning was particularly rich. When I got up, I didn't expect there was an office area!

First off, the hotel is quite new, and the facilities are well-appointed. But I really have to highlight the breakfast, which far exceeded my expectations. I usually don't have high hopes for breakfast at independent hotels in tourist areas, but this place truly surprised me. The baozi (steamed buns) are freshly made by an auntie who gets up in the early hours; they're not those pre-made, chain-style ones. The milk is local fresh milk with a rich, creamy flavor. And the fried local small fish were also incredibly fragrant. A few simple stir-fried dishes also added a lot of variety to the breakfast spread. All in all, the experience was beyond what I expected. Highly recommend!

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.

I took my parents to drive on the most beautiful border highway. We set out from Shiwei in the morning and planned to stay at Wulanshan Camp Hotel at night. Unfortunately, the X904 road was closed. The hotel was very considerate and informed us of the closure in advance, so that we were fully prepared. There will always be various maintenance during off-season travel. When passing a section of the road that was temporarily closed, we contacted the scenic spot and it immediately replied with the estimated time of opening to traffic, which gave us a sense of belonging in the unknown journey. I originally planned to stay in a yurt, but the hotel gave me a big surprise during the off-season. I was upgraded to the Sky Room. Standing on the balcony, I could see the Tai Chi diagram, the sunset, the Milky Way, and the mist on the river at 6 a.m. It was really beautiful. The hotel is very considerate to have a butler. The butler, Tang Long, is very nice and enthusiastic. He drove an electric car to take us around the scenic area and was always available at our beck and call. The horse riders were also responsible for taking photos for us, so I really have to give them five stars.

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.

On the day I set foot in Montenegro, the Yemaling B&B was like a familiar old friend, waiting on the roadside early. The enthusiasm of the proprietress was not a deliberate chill. The words were refreshing with local talents, and they instantly dispersed the dust of the journey, which made people feel very ironed. I only found out when I lived in that this warmth was hidden in every detail. The service is neat and thoughtful. The design of the room is ingenious, not public but relaxing, the wooden floor is barefooted to step on the temperature, the bathroom is clean and surprising ~ for me, who cares about hygiene, it is a small luck on the journey. Sitting on the window sill in the evening, making a pot of tea, chatting with the family, comfortable. When I was tired, I lay on the bed. The softness of the pillow was just right, like tailored for tired travelers. This road was tossed around Hulunbuir, and I slept the most here. In Montenegro, you can make the homestay like this. It can be seen that the proprietress is more serious about quality. It is not only doing business, but also entertaining every guest from afar. If you come to Montenegro again, Yemaling must not hesitate to choose.

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.

The room was clean and hygienic. The facilities were all new, and it had a full set of Xiaomi smart home devices. What's really amazing about this hotel is that you don't need to buy a ticket for the wetland. The view from your room is the same as from the wetland viewing platform. The stairs connect almost directly to the scenic area's viewing platform. The hotel staff were very welcoming. The two-story duplex room was very comfortable, with large-screen TVs on both floors, just like at home. A fantastic experience.

Bringing children, we wanted to experience this pristine environment, allowing them to connect with and feel nature. The scenic area boasts natural birch forests and sacred black birch trees. The receptionist explained the history and culture of the Mongolian people, which piqued our curiosity. The scenery was unparalleled, a natural primeval forest. The accommodation was quiet and secluded; we chose the unique capsule-style room, a perfect blend of technology and nature. The developer was very creative, building such a room type in such a secluded location—a truly unique experience. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, plenty of hot water, and the breakfast ingredients were very fresh. Waking up to birdsong in the morning and falling asleep under the stars at night—this experience was truly unique.