New Barhu Zuoqi Inn

This location is good as a transitional hotel, and the sanitation is relatively clean

The itinerary suddenly changed, and I applied for cancellation one afternoon in advance, but I couldn't cancel it (normally it can be cancelled for free before 12 noon). Negotiations with the hotel were fruitless, and the platform still refused to refund or partially refunded me after multiple contacts. How can I say it? First, I have my own responsibilities, and second, I know that this place is not very humane.

Poor service and facilities. I don't know why it's worth 267. There's not even a pair of disposable slippers.

Everything else was fine, except that it was written that the room had air conditioning when I booked it, but it didn't. Under normal circumstances, it might not have much of an impact, but we caught up with the hottest Hulunbuir in history.

The hotel is run by my family. The room is big and the windows are big. It is comfortable to live in. There are specialty shops around. You can buy some souvenirs and send them back directly. I recommend a scissor noodles opened by a Hebei native. The boss lady is very enthusiastic and the price is reasonable. Our family of three ate a big pot.

The house is clean and comfortable. The owner is very nice and pays attention to hygiene. He helped her clean up when I left. Otherwise, I would be sorry for the cleanliness when I first moved in.

It is originally a place to rest during the journey. There are actually no requirements for hotel facilities. The hotel does not have an elevator, so you have to carry your luggage by yourself. Please note if you drive by yourself, my car was scratched when it was parked at the door. The perpetrator ran away. The hotel owner said that the hotel will be monitored at night. I don’t know. Since we were on our way the next day, the boss said he was busy and would show me the monitor after he was done. Then nothing happened. It’s been a month since I drove my car and it was the first time I encountered a scratch. I still stopped at the door. I left my sunscreen in the room. The boss said that it was thrown away by the cleaning staff. Mongolian is often spoken in this place. When I went out at night, I encountered a group of Mongolian young people who were very drunk and walked in groups on the road. It's very noisy, and they don't look at the traffic lights when driving. When I encounter a traffic light and only our license plate is from outside the city, I just think it's a loss of money and avoid disaster. You can make your own decision. I personally don't feel safe living here. I suggest you go somewhere else. towns

The hotel does not have an elevator, which is normal for a B&B. There are only four of us (two of them are over 80 years old), and we have a lot of luggage. We elders also carry things. I drag a suitcase with one hand, and my old father also holds a suitcase. Everyone is very excited to go upstairs. It was difficult, but the boss accompanied me upstairs (forgot the reason), but was indifferent. I once saw a review saying that the boss is very aggressive. I don't know if he is aggressive or not, but he lacks basic service awareness. Even if you are a passerby, there are many things you can do to help others.

This is a transit station from Arxan to Manzhouli. The hotel is OK, but I was guided to the wrong itinerary and couldn't go to Baier Lake. I was very upset.