Hotels with Breakfast in Mohe

"The renovation had a slight odor, but the facilities were top-notch, definitely the best in Mohe City. The front desk staff were also nice. However, the English names for the lobby bar and nursery room on all the floor signs were wrong. The lobby bar should be ”Lobby Bar,” and the nursery room should be ”Nursing room.” Why didn't anyone in the entire hotel notice this? From the Marketing Department to the Engineering Department, and even the Room Devision, everyone should pay more attention to the details of information."

"Triple room, peak season no breakfast 530-590 yuan floating, breakfast 28 per person, based on this as the benchmark comment Mohe County is the only Ctrip four-star hotel, ranked first in the high-end list, the price and performance are worthy of this ranking, at least more than the water 4-star in the Arctic Village. Without a doubt, this is the best hotel in Mohe that you can find on Ctrip, no one, leading the gap. The bathroom is separated into dry and wet, and the bath towel feels like it was folded and thrown on, so the top one is a bit messy, but this is not important at this price The room has good reviews for air conditioning, which is very worthy of praise in Mohe area. There is a small refrigerator at the corner of the bed that is not plugged in by default, and there are free drinks in it. Although there is noise after plugging in, it is not friendly to people who sleep very lightly, but this thought and effort are definitely worthy of praise (people who sleep deeply will not be affected by personal testing) There is a pedestrian walkway outside the first floor, and you can stare at the outside, but this price is acceptable Breakfast is very good in Mohe, a place with high takeaway prices. There are many varieties and plenty of meat and vegetables. If you are going to Beihong Village in the Arctic Village, it is recommended to eat here before going. This may be the most cost-effective meal you can experience during your next visit to Beihong Village in the Arctic Village."

"I forgot to take pictures of the B&B, so I'll use some photos of the surrounding area instead. When we drove up, the exterior didn't look like much, but as soon as we stepped inside, I absolutely loved it. The facilities are very modern and unlike other B&Bs in the area. It's super clean and well-equipped, and they even provide disposable bath towels and hand towels for guests, which is a fantastic touch. Definitely worth a visit!"

"The owner personally drove to the village entrance to pick us up when we arrived in Beiji Village. The guesthouse's location is excellent; to the left is Qixing Square, and to the right is the northernmost post office. The electric car parking spot is right next door, making it convenient to go anywhere. The guesthouse is a 4-story detached villa with a spacious and bright lobby connected to the restaurant. The backyard is quite large and has several types of vegetables planted. All the rooms are decorated with wood, and the furniture is also made of the same wood, making it visually appealing and comfortable. The bedding was clean and odorless. The owners are very welcoming and provide excellent service. The proprietress is an amazing cook; the breakfast offered a rich variety and tasted like home. We had a Chinese lunch with fried fresh small fish, Northeast-style stew, and sticky bean buns, which were all delicious. The proprietress also gave us blueberry juice and Russian sausage, both of which were tasty. We will definitely come again."

"Beiji Village doesn't really have many hotels, and this was my first time visiting such a remote place as Mohe. I was just thinking of trying out a guesthouse for one night. I was so surprised and delighted! The owner had just opened the place, so the decor and amenities were all brand new. The mattress was incredibly comfortable (the kind you won't want to get out of bed!), and the electric towel rack was a delight! No more worrying about wet towels getting smelly! The owner was incredibly thoughtful, picking us up and dropping us off, even providing icicles and water that instantly freezes, and taking us stargazing at night to take photos. Although we didn't get to see the aurora borealis as I'd hoped (other guests took some really beautiful pictures, which the owner sent me, haha), the lampposts in the cold night were mesmerizing. The next day was my girlfriend's birthday, and the owner thoughtfully prepared birthday noodles for us. A simple bowl of clear soup noodles with a poached egg, but it tasted incredibly warm and welcoming. Even in the freezing -30°C weather, they provided transportation throughout the village. The guesthouse wasn't large, but it held a heavy weight of sentiment and countless untold stories. The only regret was losing my ring while playing in the snow. I searched for a long time but couldn't find it. I'll just consider it a testament to our love, forever left in Mohe. Although I don't know exactly where it is, I'm certain it's on this small patch of black earth in front of the guesthouse, lying in the stream. My trip was rushed, and I didn't have time to take pictures of the room, but staying here is definitely something you won't regret."

"This guesthouse in Beiji Village offers a peaceful oasis despite being in a lively area. Its stylish decor makes it incredibly Instagrammable. The spacious common areas are ideal for unwinding with a book or some music. Each room boasts a unique theme. We booked the Pikachu room, which our child absolutely adored! It was the perfect size and spotlessly clean. They offer a fantastic array of unique and beautifully designed souvenirs. Guests can also collect various stamps, and our child happily collected dozens. Their newly opened Qilin branch is absolutely stunning!"

"This is a newly family hotel. Room is very clean, even though breakfast choice are limited but very tasty and all the staff are very helpful. They even extended a free transport to the airport when we departed for home which we truly appreciated. We will highly recommend this hotel to whoever wishes to visit Mohe."

"The hotel is in a great location, centrally located and convenient for everything. It has everything you need. But be careful not to choose the room type I chose. It's very small and smells bad because there's no window. The outlet is located by the bed. The service was okay; towels and other items were provided if needed."

"Facilities: Our family room was located on the ground floor, offering pleasant views of blue skies, white clouds, and green lawns just outside the window. The room itself wasn't huge, but had a lovely rustic wooden aesthetic throughout, and the bedding was exceptionally comfortable. A thermos flask was provided, which we could refill with hot water from the lobby. Disposable toiletries were plentiful, though the bathroom lacked a separate wet and dry area. Cleanliness: The place was spotless, and housekeeping was very efficient. Environment: Located about 3 kilometers beyond the scenic area's main entrance, it offered a wonderfully quiet escape. The guesthouse itself was tastefully designed with a charming, rustic vibe. It even boasted a quaint vegetable garden and a peaceful gazebo in the courtyard, perfect for sitting quietly, enjoying the breeze, and reading a book – truly idyllic. Service: The owners, a family, were quiet but incredibly hardworking and attentive. They subtly ensured all our needs were met without much fuss. They even offered complimentary rides for us to see the reindeer and enjoy a boat trip. Breakfast: Breakfast included 5 cold dishes, boiled eggs, fried dough sticks, steamed buns, flower rolls, corn porridge, and soy milk. Everything was homemade by the owner and utterly delicious. This was our children's favorite place on the entire trip; three nights simply weren't enough! We hope to return again during the snowy season."

"The accommodation is conveniently located next to Songyuan. Parking is easy for those driving, and you can contact the owner for a train station pick-up. The owner and his wife are straightforward, forthright, and welcoming. You can hang laundry outside on the dam. Because it rained and I didn't return in time, the owner's wife took the initiative to collect the laundry. Since Mohe's attractions are scattered, you can hire the owner's car for a tour without having to stay overnight in Beiji Village. (In my opinion, there's a 68 yuan entrance fee and a 30 yuan bus ride, though the service is excellent. Beihong Village is more pristine.) Driving into the Greater Khingan Forest is more enjoyable. Be sure to bring plenty of power banks when you're in the Greater Khingan Forest, as the signal in the forest is very poor, with no internet or telecom coverage."