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Went during the Spring Festival, the price-performance ratio is very high, the service is super good, the buffet has a rich variety, there are hot pot and roasted whole lamb for dinner, the performance is also very good, the children don't want to leave. You can experience camel riding and all-terrain desert off-roading at the door of the hotel, unlimited times, and you need to queue up again if there are too many people. Free sandboards are provided. You can find a place with a slope and slide as long as you want. The ski resort shuttle bus picks up and drops off. The ski resort has paid projects according to your own situation and the price is relatively reasonable. There are PS game consoles and shooting, archery and other experiences. It is a paradise for children. There are a wide variety of drinks, tea and snacks in the lounge, unlimited drinking

The room is good. I also asked the local driver and it is considered the best hotel here. It takes half an hour to go to Xiangshawan. It is very convenient. If you can’t afford the Lotus Hotel and don’t want to stay in a B&B, this hotel is a good choice.

The hotel is old, the bathroom door can't be closed, the sliding door feels almost falling, the shower water is very small, not worth the price

The rooms in this hotel are super big, the suites are very affordable, and the living is very comfortable. The service staff are all nice. There is a VIP building in the hotel park where you can dine, which is worth staying in.

The front desk service attitude is very good. The room is very clean. The waiter's attitude is also very good. I recommend everyone to stay here. The breakfast in the morning is also good. It is a buffet with a wide variety of dishes. It is very suitable for the public's taste. The price is also very affordable. We stay in the hotel for a good price and comfort. There are not many hotels with such an affordable price and good front desk service attitude. I sincerely recommend everyone to stay here

Me, my wife, and 3y/o daughter took a family trip to Saibei Inn for October Golden Week 2023, and the experience was great. We were not interested in the normal Inner Mongolia trips that some agencies offer since they are travel intensive, so we stayed for 5 days and 5 nights in this location. If you’re solo or couple travelers, you might want to consider a few less days and do the more intensive trips to the grasslands, etc. Having been to Inner Mongolia previously, we knew what to expect (slow pace/relaxing/nature), however, my expectations were exceeded with the amount of land and activities that Saibei Inn offered! We were able to take a RZR to the desert every morning and give our daughter and ourselves some play-time, plus relaxation, as the desert area is huge and never busy. We saw a wild camel, went sledding, and walked the endless dunes. A car is quite necessary and almost everyone had one, but since we didn’t have one, the boss personally brought us out to get snacks, drinks, and such to keep in our hotel, set up airport pickup and drop-off in Baotou, and took us on any excursions we wanted. The dune buggy sunset ride was a thrill and nearby desert camel rides, “flying boat”, and zip line were appealing attractions as well. The downside were the bathrooms were a bit difficult to navigate since they have a wet shower and take time to dry, plus the shower head was constantly leaking, leaving a wet puddle in the middle. The carpet held the sand and plant material which also contained thorns, so could use more regular vacuuming, The lunch/dinner food was exceptional. The veteran cooks there have a natural knack for cooking great Chinese food with unique tastes. The actual menu is quite small, but the boss was more than happy to take our order in advance and buy the food we wanted at the local market for the next day’s meal. They also can cook virtually anything you want and have a load of different things in the kitchen, which can be seen from the seating area via a viewing window spanning the length of the entire wall. It was apparent that their meats were cooked over a long period of time, including tender stew-style beef & potatoes, and of courses delicious mutton! The downside of the food was that you couldn’t get out of there without spending a pretty penny. And being the only restaurant within miles/kilometers, you don’t have much of a choice. Another aspect that could be improved is the breakfast. There was a choice of mantou bread, porridge, and boiled eggs. All with very little flavor or appeal. We opted not to eat breakfast 4 out of the 5 days. Opt for bringing some protein bars, yogurt, or packaged breakfast if you stay, especially with toddler. The facilities and environment were fairly well-kept. The Inn was also under construction, not loud or anything, but there is a plan to expand and its evident with a few areas that have rubble around and whatnot. Having said that we were not disturbed by that aspect because we were not there for a pampered and pristine vacation. We stayed in the white yurts on the hill with 2 beds, and overall, the room was cosy and great during the chilly October mornings (A/C has heat) and beds were comfortable.

Foreign friends of China welcome here. Convenient location near the desert. Free parking right next to the entry of the hotel.

Hotel lobby can be, the room is booked without windows, no way, relatively old, general health, facilities, breakfast, fortunately, the overall feeling is general, may be the reason for the high level of consumption.

Accommodation: The hardware facilities in the room are indeed relatively simple, but the parent-child room has cartoon sheets and pillows, which is a thumbs up. Food: There are rich varieties and the taste is particularly good. Needless to say, mutton can beat the restaurants in Beijing. After staying for a few days, I found that most of the meals were different. The unfinished dishes were directly thrown into the trash can, which made me feel painful. Hotel activities: There are many small activities, and the interaction is also very good. The children also actively participated in the activities to win small stickers. Sand painting, beading, feeding lambs, changing national costumes for photos, and archery are all very good. Stargazing in the desert is also very meaningful. Hotel drinks: The main meal is served with red wine and beer; there is juice coffee in the lobby beverage area. The coffee is freshly ground and even has latte art, which really surprised me. Tours: The Xiangsha Bay project needs to be paid separately, so I didn’t go to play. I mainly went to Xiansha Island and Yuesha Island. It was really comfortable without queuing. I rode a camel five times, played a sand car five times, and zipline three times, etc. Disadvantages: 1. The TV has almost no network signal and cannot cast the screen. 2. There are no plastic slippers in the room, which is a bit inconvenient. 3. The distance between each island is a bit far, and we have to change several means of transportation to Yuesha Island. We almost missed lunch. 4. When stargazing in the desert, you have to sit on the ground in the dark desert. There is no cushion. It is best to bring your own cushion. It is recommended to equip the staff of the desert stargazing with a microphone. There are many children and it is a bit noisy. The staff are tired of shouting and we can't hear clearly.

Very cost-effective, highly recommended. It's a few dozen meters away from the entrance to the cable car. You can avoid queuing by staying here and enjoy a day of fun at Xiangshawan. Breakfast is at the Miliangchuan Restaurant at the door, which is quite filling. There are also two restaurants nearby for dinner. Although the room is smaller, it is fully equipped and hygienic. We stayed for two nights and the towels and water were replaced in a timely manner.