Moke Ye Lulu tent camp

The environment is very good, pure desert, the boss and the boss lady are very welcoming, but the food is not very accustomed to it. It is safe for me to take my child with me, and the driver is also very good.

It was my first time staying in the desert. The blue sky, white clouds and yellow sand were really amazing. Every photo I took was beautiful. I recommend coming in after 5pm. It was too hot and I had to stay in the room the whole time. I started playing after 5pm. I got up early in the morning to watch the sunrise. I don't recommend the barbecue and breakfast. They were very average. I suggest you bring your own food.

The great thing about this place is that there aren't many people! Haha, you can really feel the vastness of the desert, especially on a clear day, when the sky is studded with diamonds, with stars hanging low over the vast plain. The camel rider even filmed a video of us, which was so sweet. The kids had a blast doing somersaults, rolling around, and sand sliding in the desert! The fireworks at night were breathtaking. You can take so many life photos here; the desert is truly stunning. Thank you to the restaurant for giving the kids roasted whole lamb and watermelon. So sweet!

The hotel's location is perfect. We booked a family room (with private bathroom) in the Tengger Desert Desert Desert Camp. The room itself boasts a sand view, panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, and treated glass, so outsiders can't see inside. During the day, you can open the curtains to enjoy the breathtaking sandscape. The sand dunes in front of the hotel are stunning, making it convenient for watching both sunset and sunrise. It's quieter than the previous camps and has a better location. The room was also very clean, which is rare in the desert. However, the water quality in the room wasn't very good, perhaps due to the desert. The breakfast was filling but limited in variety. I recommend bringing 5L of water and some snacks. The owner's pick-up was prompt, and the SUV was nearby. Overall, the hotel was a great value.

Environment: I didn't like the feeling of being crowded together in so many large camps. The owner's camp was the only one in the vast sand dunes, giving me exclusive, unobstructed views of the desert, which was a great touch. Cleanliness: Basic water, electricity, and internet were all available, and the room was relatively clean, but the bed was inevitably sandy, so if you have concerns, consider it again. Service: All desert activities were available, and there were no crowds or lines, making the experience very good. The staff were responsive and friendly. My only suggestion is that the breakfast could be slightly improved; it was just so-so.

The room was clean and sand-free, with hot water available at all times. The desert scenery outside was beautiful, and the owner provided all the play facilities. They provided sand-proof shoe covers, and the sandboard was free. The children had a lot of fun and were reluctant to leave. The breakfast was simple.