Dunhuang Dale Wild Homestay

Location: Juejuezi, at the foot of the desert. Getting around is very convenient, and parking is a breeze; the parking lot is spacious. Cleanliness: Clean, tidy, spacious, and bright. Amenities: Complete facilities, including a great humidifier. The hostess is very friendly and reliable, always responsive and helpful. Fruit is free, and the cantaloupe is super delicious. My kids ate a lot. There's a small sand dune right next to the guesthouse, which they loved playing on. Highly recommended.

Facilities: Very nice, the humidifier is awesome 😎, and the wet and dry areas are separate. Cleanliness: Spotlessly clean. Environment: Quiet, comfortable, and the air is fantastic. Service: Excellent service, the hostess is incredibly welcoming ❤️, and the fruits are incredibly sweet. The hostess recommended Encore Dunhuang, which was fantastic. It was a 38 RMB discount, which was fantastic 👍

Service: Excellent. The hostess was incredibly kind and welcoming. Upon seeing us, she enthusiastically directed us to park the car and then brought us sweet and sour apricot peel tea at the front desk. The cantaloupe was incredibly sweet. It felt like returning home after a long absence. The hostess was always helpful and patient. The recommended tickets offered a great discount. Facilities: Everything is brand new and well-equipped, including a humidifier, projector, small courtyard, and beach. The beds were clean and comfortable. Location: Conveniently located near the scenic area, and a quiet night's sleep. Environment: Excellent. Cleanliness: Very clean. After returning from Mingsha Mountain, the hot water was excellent.

The hotel owner was incredibly kind and considerate. He picked us up from our previous hotel and even took me to mail a package on the way. Apricot peel water and mineral water were readily available at the door. Even though we left early, they thoughtfully prepared breakfast for us. The three-story building offers stargazing from the rooftop—all positive features. However, the room itself was a bit of a bucolic experience. While spacious, the amenities were hostel-like, like a prefabricated shack. The location was remote, making transportation difficult. It was even hard to get a taxi or order takeout. It felt like a rural village, with no shops or restaurants nearby. It felt like exile. Booking without a car is highly recommended. The price was significantly higher. It was 100 yuan cheaper than my previous hotel, but it wasn't even a fraction of the price.

The B&B is not very big but but the owner is very enthusiastic, the B&B is also very clean and characteristic, the location is very good! It is very close to Mingsha Mountain Crescent Spring and Mogao Grottoes, 5 minutes and 15 minutes by car respectively, parking in the courtyard of the bed and breakfast is very convenient. The value for money is still good!

I usually don't comment, but this B&B is the best one we stayed in on the Qinghai Grand Loop. It's very new and interesting. There are toys for babies to play with in the yard. In the morning, we adults slept in, and the baby played alone for a long time. The room is large and clean. The towels are all sterilized and packaged in bags. This is a good detail. The Northwest is very dry, and this one has a humidifier, which is really great.