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Far exceeded my expectations for a campsite. As a glamping tent stay, the facilities and service were already excellent. The tent itself was free of bugs and spotless. Regarding the showers, they were in clean, private cubicles nearby. My child and I are generally sensitive to bugs, but when you choose a natural setting, you just have to embrace it; it's all part of being immersed in nature. Both the BBQ and breakfast were delivered directly to our tent's private yard, making for a lovely and memorable experience.

The natural environment here is truly pristine; by day, you're surrounded by lush greenery, and by night, the sky is dotted with countless stars. The service was incredibly thoughtful and responsive. A huge thank you to Liu Jie, who went above and beyond by cooking instant noodles for us and even adding two eggs! 😏 The most thoughtful detail was that when the noodles were delivered to our room, they were still covered with cling film. It was a truly delightful trip.

Access was quite inconvenient. However, this very inconvenience meant there were hardly any disturbances, making for an experience far superior to what one might typically expect from such a secluded location. It was very quiet, and the service was still excellent. Highly recommended.

First off, I have to say, the staff at the guesthouse were excellent. Due to a heavy downpour in Ulaan Chab, we experienced internet, electricity, and water outages. However, every single staff member went above and beyond to help guests resolve issues. Since sedans couldn't reach the tent area, they even arranged an off-road vehicle to pick us up. My feedback is not directed at any specific staff member; they were all fantastic. I'd like to offer some insights for the guesthouse and future guests. The scenery here is beautiful, offering a lot more 'wild charm' compared to typical guesthouse areas. However, this 'wild' setting also introduces an element of unpredictability. For instance, before my arrival, I wished there was more detailed information about the rooms available through official channels, such as the view from each tent, or photos showing what can be seen from the courtyard looking out. This is very important for guests like me who don't like 'blind box' surprises. I'd like to see the relative positions of the tents, as well as the location of the water, grassland, and restaurant. (Fortunately, I was able to find photos, videos, and drone shots from other guests on Xiaohongshu). Based on online pictures, I confirmed the room with the view I preferred. I then called customer service to confirm the room's location and view, specifically requesting a larger lawn and a view of the lake. After confirmation, I switched from a lakeside room to Room 2, which was a bit further from the water but supposedly offered views of both the lawn and the lake. However, when I saw the room, I was instantly dumbfounded. Before me was a courtyard surrounded by overgrown weeds, taller than a person. Standing in the courtyard, I couldn't see the water at all. The pictures I saw on Xiaohongshu showed Room 2 with a beautiful view: a lawn in front, and distant houses and the lake beyond. My Room 2 was no different from an abandoned, overgrown house in a village. After a highly anticipated trip – a four-hour drive from Beijing, navigating through a heavy downpour and flooded national roads to finally arrive – the 'good room' I chose was truly beyond words (in a bad way). For those booking in the future, here are some suggestions regarding views: For king-bed rooms: Room 1 > Room 5 > Room 6 > Room 2. For twin-bed rooms: Room 4 > Room 3. With such beautiful scenery, a little weeding would go a long way in maintaining those great views. It's not about removing all greenery, but managing the overgrowth.

The design is truly remarkable, with a beautiful and serene environment encompassing vast grasslands and a tranquil lake. It also features a strong eco-conscious design philosophy. While still a work in progress, the surroundings boast many unique architectural structures, including a UFO-shaped museum designed by Zhuang Ziyu, set to open next year. For breakfast and dinner, you can opt for the Wusheng Qidi restaurant, which is equally stylish and offers superb food quality.

The views here are stunning, and I personally think they're far more beautiful than those on the opposite bank! The tent room was spotless. Upon entering, I was greeted by a lovely, comforting scent. It even has an en-suite bathroom, which is fantastic for outdoor accommodation. There were quite a few bugs, so be sure to bring insect repellent! The service from the two staff members at the camp, Xiao Wang and Changchun, was incredibly prompt and thorough. Highly recommend!