Hemu Tuwaju Hotel

Sister Wang at the front desk was very nice and provided a lot of help. The hotel heating was sufficient. I liked it very much and will come again next time.

The boss provided good service. There is an uncle in charge of the restaurant in the store. The service is good, polite and enthusiastic. I stayed for two nights and it was pleasant. The scenery of the accommodation is very good. You can see the snow scenery on the mountain at the breakfast place. Because of the snow, I suddenly asked to change to snow tires to go up the mountain. It was the boss who helped me find a driver to go up. In short, it was a warm feeling. They also gave us breakfast. Recommended to stay

A friend decided to stay in Hemu for the sake of seeing the scenery. I had seen the introduction of the village before and thought the conditions were average. When I checked into Tuwaju, the boss arranged for someone to pick me up at the visitor center. There were not enough rooms. The boss upgraded me to a suite, which I am very grateful for. The 1st suite was entered through the office. It felt like it was vacated from the staff dormitory. A thumbs up in the middle of the night. A big beetle crawled on the bed, which woke me up 😓; in the other suite, the shower head couldn't get stuck and could only be held by hand. The hot water outlet was small and not hot, and a black voltage regulator-like device was installed directly on the water pipe. The box is connected to a power source, but I dare not use it for fear of electric shock. The so-called viewing suite is actually an attic, and the windows are only 80*50 ventilation windows. You can’t see the sky, only the yard and the opposite building😌. Although the suite can accommodate 5 or 6 people, there is only one dry and wet room. There are no separate small bathrooms, which is very inconvenient to queue up in turns, and the floor drain smells loud😓; the food in the restaurant is average. Because I had to catch the last shuttle bus at 10 o'clock, I checked in in a hurry and didn't take any photos. My personal suggestion is to visit Hemu first, and then check in at Kanas Lake. There are many B&Bs and hotels in the visitor center, which is more convenient.