Ergun Kajia Zhijia Homestay

This was our first time staying in a *mukelen* (a traditional Russian-style log cabin). While the room's soundproofing wasn't great, both the room and the courtyard were impeccably clean. It's located a bit away from the main street, so if you prefer convenience and a lively atmosphere, you might want to look for something in the city center. However, if peace and quiet are what you're after, this is the perfect spot—it's wonderfully tranquil. Breakfast was absolutely delicious, especially the blueberry jam and *lieba* (Russian bread)! Our child had a wonderful time playing in Enhe, and the proprietress and her daughter were incredibly warm and welcoming. Overall, we were very satisfied! The only drawback was one night when a child in the adjacent room locked themselves in, causing a disturbance with knocking on doors in the middle of the night. On top of that, other children next door were playing noisily until well past midnight. It was quite disruptive!

Absolutely wonderful stay! The owner kindly upgraded our room for free upon arrival, and the room was incredibly spacious. The small courtyard even features a swing, and the aroma of drying mushrooms was quite pleasant. Parking was also super convenient. The hotel is nestled in a quiet corner of E'nhe village, making it incredibly peaceful. The following morning, we were treated to a delicious breakfast featuring milk, Lieba bread, and wild blueberry jam.

The owner was very friendly and welcoming. The guesthouse isn't very large, but it was kept quite clean. It was my first time staying in a traditional wooden house, and the sunlight streaming through the windows into the room was beautiful.

All I can say is, it was super comfortable. It's not right in the city center, which means it's really quiet.

This guesthouse is a great option for families traveling with kids. Parking in the courtyard is convenient. With just a few rooms, it's wonderfully quiet at night, and sitting on the swing watching the stars was incredibly relaxing. The local folks are genuine and welcoming, and the owner's son was particularly hospitable. Our kids quickly befriended the others and started playing together. When it was time to leave, they were so reluctant to say goodbye that it made me almost hesitate to step on the gas.

The courtyard is beautifully paved with colorful tiles, complete with a covered seating area, a swing chair, and lovely planted flowers. It's impeccably clean! The room itself is quite spacious, and the cleanliness is excellent. However, the bathroom is a bit small, and the bedside tables are undersized and don't really match. On the positive side, the breakfast spread is very generous, and the service is incredibly warm and friendly.