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"An unexpectedly great stay! I never thought I'd have such a good experience in a small place like Genhe. The room was very clean, and the amenities were incredibly thoughtful – they even provided disposable bathtub liners and toilet seat covers, which was a huge plus! The room also had a sauna, which was amazing! The front desk staff were very welcoming! Especially Xiao Shao! She helped us with our luggage, called taxis for us, and even checked in on our outdoor itinerary. When we returned to the hotel after dinner, she was already waiting for us at the entrance. Such warm and friendly staff! I'll definitely stay here again next time!"

"The hotel upgraded the room for free, which was quite good. When we arrived that day, the lowest temperature was 3 degrees and the highest was 18 degrees. There was a heating fireplace in the room, which was turned on for one night."

"Located in the Aoluguya area, the environment is pleasant with fresh air, though the navigation can be a bit off. The hotel itself is quite new and has a somewhat chic, trendy vibe. The rooms are spacious, and the facilities are good. The heating was on a lower setting initially, but you can always inquire at the front desk if you feel cold. Breakfast is simple but good value and tasty; the noodles were a bit plain, but everything else was great. Although Genhe isn't a large city, this hotel was a delightful surprise, offering a great place to relax. The nearby museum is highly recommended for its introduction to the Evenki culture. I'd definitely recommend staying here."

"We wrote this review hoping future guests and the hotel itself would see it. To be honest, the hotel's location is fantastic, nestled in the heart of the Greater Khingan Mountains. The forest scenery is breathtaking. We traveled from Ergun Wetland to Genhe, and then from Genhe city to this hotel. The hotel isn't far from the city center; a 20-minute drive along a winding path. On the way to the hotel, we even saw a wild deer. The hotel itself is quite spacious within the forest, and the four buildings are very stylish. The most commendable part was the breakfast; I found it very satisfying and delicious, especially the garlic-flavored pork belly. The milk tea was also good. However, there was one drawback: the room wasn't very large. Although it had a courtyard with views, a standard room with two beds felt a bit cramped, lacking ample space for luggage. But to be honest, considering its price at the time and the fact that it was already a very good hotel in Genhe, and it was quite clean, the hotel staff could have dressed more professionally and been more enthusiastic. If they had done that, I think the hotel would have been fine."

"The hotel is relatively new overall. It can be separated from wet and dry, which is relatively rare during the trip to Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia. The heating is sufficient. The whole park is very beautiful, you can take a walk at night, very close to the reindeer park. The hotel breakfast is very good and there is an automatic coffee machine."

"Very pleasant stay! Originally, I was fancying the unique shape of the wooden house. I brought my children to play. I didn't expect to catch up with the rainbow 🌈 rain, which was super beautiful. The wooden house hotel is in the Genhe Wetland Park. Living here is directly free of tickets, which is very cost-effective. The room was very clean and the standard of a star hotel. Room service is also in place. The staff called in advance to inform the weather and need to bring more clothes, which is very intimate. The next morning I saw the morning mist. The scenic spot is very large, there are rafting and hiking activities, this time is tight, next time you can bring your children to live for a few days"

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