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The underfloor heating was wonderfully warm. You could open the window or the door and immediately see the snow-capped mountains. The service was enthusiastic and proactive, the facilities were brand new, and everything was clean and hygienic. The bathroom amenities smelled lovely, and the courtyard was beautifully designed.

Nice place higher up than the main tourist zone so it's quiet and there's great views of the mountains. You can walk the shortcut down and take the bus back up which is super convenient. The lovely staff greeted us at the bus stop and had good tips and recommendations. The rooms were clean and spacious with great views from the upstairs bedroom. Breakfast was tasty and diverse too. And the resident dogs are friendly and might follow you into town. Would stay again.

The location is excellent, extremely close to the shuttle bus bridge station for the scenic area; you can get there as soon as you alight. It's also slightly away from the busiest areas, providing a quiet environment perfect for resting. From the large window in my room, I could see the distant Haden Platform and mountain views. The hardware facilities and in-room amenities at Hemu Yijing are absolutely top-notch. The staff were dedicated, warm, and thoughtful. The breakfast and complimentary afternoon tea were exquisite and delicious, and they even delivered a warm sweet soup in the evening. Overall, the stay was a fantastic experience!

The room facilities were great, the bedding was comfortable, and everything was clean and hygienic. The bathroom had a separate shower and toilet, and the room had both floor heating and air conditioning. While the breakfast selection wasn't huge, it was clean and tasty. The front desk staff were very friendly and the shuttle service was available on call, making it easy to get around.

Located n the Hemu scenic area, so you must have a ticket to enter the area to stay here. Access is via a couple of mandatory buses (you cannot drive directly here) so best not to bring heavy luggage. The suite is basically a self-contained 2 storey wooden hut. Adequate but a little cramped despite the 55sqm claim. Staff are friendly and try to be helpful, the room is well heated, and the breakfast is ok. WiFi very bad though. (Note that all the hotel rooms in Hemu village are wooden huts.) Close to the local free bus stop, so easy to get around. But note that it’s a 20+ minute walk home from the night market area because the buses stop running at around 9pm. To be honest, it’s expensive for what you get but I guess Ok for a one-night experience.

The hotel's location is very convenient, and we received a free room upgrade. There's a food court a few hundred meters behind the hotel, and a bus stop right at the intersection. As we were about to drive out, the concierge kindly reminded us that we could leave our car at the hotel, as the visitor center had no parking available for the next two days. When we arrived at the visitor center and saw '0 parking spaces' everywhere, we were so glad we listened to the advice. The concierge also knew we missed breakfast and packed some pastries for us to take away. Thumbs up for the hotel's warm service!

The room is quite nice, and the location is excellent, right opposite the Jiadengyu Tourist Service Center. It's very convenient to catch a bus to the Kanas scenic area in the morning. There are also dining options inside the tourist service center, and small shops selling food and other items downstairs from the hotel. However, the lack of air conditioning was a significant drawback for me, though I'm not sure if it bothers other guests. We stayed on the second floor, and it was noisy if we kept the windows open. If we closed them, it got stuffy. Even though we asked the front desk for a fan, it wasn't very effective, and it was still too hot to sleep comfortably. Before leaving in the morning, I noticed two puddles on the floor in front of the wardrobe and saw water stains above both light fixtures, indicating a leak. I was in a rush to catch the bus, so I didn't take any pictures. Also, the welcome fruit that was promised when I booked the room was never delivered. All the other hotels we stayed at brought it directly to our room.

This hotel is a hidden gem! It's perfectly located – the back entrance is just a two-minute walk to Hemu Bridge, and the front is on a quiet, peaceful street, so it's very tranquil at night. The breakfast is simple but features fresh, homegrown vegetables and corn. The room was decent, though a bit more attention to detail in the cleaning would be a plus. The courtyard was nice but lacked a bit of finesse, and some of the lounge chairs were a bit worn. Overall, I'd still recommend it; it's quite good value for money in Hemu.

We drove to Altay for this trip, and after doing a lot of research, we decided on this hotel. After staying there, I feel like we made the right choice. We arrived at the hotel in the evening after a full day of driving. The front desk staff was incredibly attentive and quickly helped us check in. The room was even better than the pictures; it was meticulously cleaned, with not a single stain on the floor or in the bathroom, and the bedding felt dry and comfortable. The biggest surprise was the environment. The temperature in the mountains was perfect for summer, and when we opened the window, all we saw were lush mountains and forests. It was so quiet at night, with no bothersome noise, so after a long day of travel, we slept incredibly soundly.

I stumbled upon this place while walking around and noticed it was very close to the transfer center. I checked out a room and thought it would be convenient for getting to various attractions, plus it was quiet – perfect for a traveler looking for a temporary rest. It was quite clean and tidy, with a cozy decoration, and the price was friendly. There wasn't much noise; the soundproofing in the rooms was excellent, and there was hardly any noise at night, so I could rest peacefully. The service here was attentive, and the staff were very friendly and enthusiastic. As an out-of-towner, I can definitely recommend staying here; it's worth experiencing!