Mohe Inns

"After a 2,000-kilometer road trip, we finally reached Mohe, China's northernmost tip. Although we were exhausted, the shuttle bus service to our B&B was a revelation, and both adults and children were thrilled. The B&B was just as pictured in the reviews, with a beautiful, clean, and unique environment. However, upon checking in, everyone's excitement faded. The receptionist remained silent, asking questions several times before responding. They say Northeasterners don't let words drop when chatting, but this guy shattered every sentence, leaving us adults speechless. He was constantly looking down at his phone behind the counter. We thought he was busy with business or doing homework, but upon closer inspection, he was chatting. For a college student, with such emotional and verbal intelligence, no matter how much his father earns, it's hard to say. The owner clearly knows how to handle business, and his approach is truly pleasant. He's down-to-earth and incredibly hardworking, constantly busy tending to the vegetables in his garden."

"I rarely write reviews, but this stay was surprisingly good. The guesthouse owners are a husband and wife. On our first night, we found the air dry, so we contacted the owner's wife, who brought us a basin of water in the middle of the night. The next day, they even arranged a ride for us to Beihong Village, and the driver was very helpful. On our last day, they took us to the riverbank for a free water-splashing activity, and then, learning we hadn't visited many attractions in Beiji Village, they immediately drove us around for free before we left. We booked a family room, a small wooden cabin, which was very comfortable, quiet, and clean."

"The pancakes that my aunt made for breakfast were the best noodles I have ever eaten. It was freezing outside, but warm inside like spring and summer. It was a very cozy stay, just like returning home. If I come to Mohe again, I will come to my aunt's house again. I give it a full five-point rating and strongly recommend coming to Beihong Village to experience it."

"The facilities in the winery are relatively old. There is no wardrobe in the room, only a clothes hanger, but there is a wall of wine bottle display cabinets 😅; the TV is very small and can't be watched; the Arctic Village splashing water into ice is ten yuan per time in the park, and the hotel does not provide hot water and splashing scoops. This is really not as good as Beihong Village; I asked, and the boss said that I could boil water to play, but there were no tools; in fact, I just wanted to compare and ask, the homestay owners in Beihong Village are more simple and kind."

"The location is very good, not along the street but behind the village committee, very close to the river, very quiet, the boss and his wife are very welcoming, the room is very clean, the cucumbers and eggplants in the vegetable garden are delicious, and parking is very convenient."

"The rooms are all on the first floor and are quite clean. The only minor issue is the lack of ventilation in the bathroom, but it's not a big problem. Overall, it's acceptable. Breakfast is a bit lacking, consisting only of flatbread, pickled vegetables, and egg porridge. For lunch or dinner, the owner cooks the dishes himself, which are decent and reasonably priced."

"A very good B&B. The room is very warm and comfortable. The car can be parked at the door or parked at the Nuangku for 50 yuan, which is very convenient. The surrounding area is very close to the northernmost post office, and there are many places to eat, including ramen and dumplings. This is very convenient if you don’t have a car. It’s even more convenient if you’re traveling by car, especially if you’re traveling by car. I highly recommend it."

"The location is very good, just beside the main road. The decoration is very new and the facilities are very smart. The food cooked by the boss and the boss is delicious. Very affordable. I will stay here again if I have the chance to return to Beihong next time."

"In the peak tourist season in August this year, I went to Beibao Village. According to locals, the house price is the highest in nearly a decade. Our two elderly people traveled freely and chose a Fulai B&B that was acceptable for three nights. The homestay has a separate bathroom. I saw a guest changing quilt cover and sheets. It is hygienic. It is a 3-minute walk from the passenger station, the northernmost post office, and the hotel. However, because it is not on the main street, it is quiet in the middle of noisy and has a good rest at night. The boss is hospitable and attentive. But you must be mentally prepared, do not use the standards and prices of homestays in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. In the peak season of Mohe, this homestay is a cost-effective homestay."

"The shop is a natural village with convenient parking in the yard. The big stone, the symbol of Beihong Village, is right outside the door. The boss has a good service attitude, the room is clean and tidy, and there is breakfast, which is very satisfactory."