Hotels and Ger Camps
Hotel Chao, Beijing
Amazing hotel very close to Sanlitun centre
We
stayed
on
three
occasions
during
our
trip
to
China
and
Mongolia.
We
had
a
king
room
on
the
17th
floor,
which
was
large
and
mod
-
ern
yet
very
elegant
with
a
complimentary
bar
of
soft
drinks
and
beers.
Very
helpful
staff
with
excellent,
friendly
customer
approach.
A
great
innovative
breakfast
menu
from
the
normal
hotel
buffet.
The
reception
staff
speak English but the waiters are no so profi
-
cient. Overall a wonderful stay.
Seerco Hotel Huanglong
The
hotel
is
perfectly
located
within
a
few
minutes
walking
distance
of
the
cable
car
station
and
is
surrounded
by
beautiful
land
-
scape.
It’s
an
ugly
building
but
beautiful
inside
with
very
comfortable
rooms,
although
there
are
no
non-smoking
rooms
so
its
bad
luck
if
you
stay
after
a
smoker.
The
staff
are
friendly
but
don’t
speak
any
English
(except
for
a
few
day
time
reception
staff).
The
breakfast
was
very
Chinese
and
rather
unusual
to
a
western
person
–
hot
fruit
juice,
hot
milk
or
hot
sweetened
coffee
in
a
glass
and
no
tea
-
not
to
mention
the
food
on
offer!
Bear
in
mind
that
there
are
very
few
western or Australasian visitors in the area.
Sheraton Jiuzhaigou Resort
A
large
hotel
with
very
comfortable
western
style
rooms
and
facilities,
at
a
very
reason
-
able
cost.
Excellent
décor.
The
buffet
break
-
fast
and
dinner
had
a
huge
selection
of
Western
and
Chinese
food.
There
is
also
a
Chinese restaurant in the hotel.
Unfortunately,
the
hotel
does
not
serve
any
lunches
–
note
even
in
a
small
café,
but
I
guess
most
guests
are
out
for
the
day.
Eng
-
lish
is
spoken
at
the
reception.
It’s
in
an
excellent
location
but
is
at
least
a
20
minute
walk
to
the
park
or
you
can
pay
15
/
20
RMB
for a taxi each way..
Blue Sky Hotel
A
modern,
comfortable
hotel
just
off
the
main
Sukhbaatar
Square.
We
stayed
there
twice
–
once
on
the
16th
floor
and
then
on
the
14th
floor.
The
former
was
a
much
bet
-
ter
room.
We
had
requested
a
non-smoking
room
but
noticed
the
ashtray
in
our
room
-
fortunately,
it
did
not
smell
too
bad.
The
reception
staff
are
very
friendly
and
helpful
with
excellent
English.
There’s
an
excellent
choice
of
food
for
breakfast.
The
Sky
Bar
is
a
great
venue
to
enjoy
a
drink
and
a
snack
with
a
wonderful
view
over
the
city
and
hills
in the distance. Excellent wifi.
Gobi Discovery Ger Camp
Standard
ger.
New
toilet
/
shower
block
near
the
main
building
but
less
convenient
to
the
guests
than
the
old,
unused
blocks.
Can
be
very
windy.
A
bit
shabby
although
the
food
was acceptable.
Tultin
Tokhoi
Ger
Camp,
Delger
River
This
wonderful
rustic
camp
in
a
stunning
loc
-
ation,
is
run
by
Esme,
and
his
wife
Moogii.
They
are
extremely
friendly
and
made
our
visit
a
most
enjoyable
experience.
Esme’s
English
language
is
excellent.
The
comfort
-
able
gers
are
well
decorated
and
even
have
a
mirror!
The
outside
viewing
terrace
is
wonderful
and
very
atmospheric
at
night
when
the
central
camp
fire
is
lit.
A
few
minute’s
walk
away
at
the
peak
of
the
hill
is
a
stunning
360
degree
view
of
the
river,
open
plains,
granite
and
woodland
hills.
There
is
a
bench
table
at
the
top
so
you
can
enjoy
a
glass
of
wine
whilst
watching the sunset over the valley.
Ar
Davkar
Ger
Camp,
Lake
Khovs
-
gol
Spectacular
location
on
the
east
side
of
Lake
Khovsgol
away
from
the
tourist
west
side
-
it
is
a
10
minute
boat
ride
but
worth
it.
An
ideal
place
to
be
at
one
with
nature.
Very
relaxing.
A
rustic
eco-camp
run
by
a
National
Park's
ex-ranger,
Tomorsukh,
and
his
exten
-
ded
family,
all
with
a
will
to
please
guests
–
nothing
seems
to
be
too
much
effort,
how
-
ever
they
lack
English
language
so
their
help
is
limited.
Comfortable
gers
but
they
are
positioned
on
the
north
side
of
the
bay
and
hence
go
in
the
shade
by
8pm
whereas
sun
-
set
is
after
9.30pm.
It
was
very
cold
at
night
(about
6C
so
we
had
a
log
fire
that
made
the
ger very, very warm).
Three Camel Lodge, Gobi Desert
Listed
in
the
National
Geographic
unique
lodges
of
the
world,
it
has
40
hand-painted,
traditional
gers
(many
with
ensuite
facilities
in
an
adjoining
ger)
and
a
main
lodge
designed
in
the
style
of
an
ancient
temple.
The
Lodge
bar
has
a
very
interesting
assort
-
ment
of
books.
They
often
have
evening
cultural performances.
The
camp
is
owned
by
an
American
Mongo
-
lian
who
supports
the
local
community
and
organises
a
mini
Naadam
every
year.
Very
efficient
and
helpful
staff
who
greet
you
when
you
return
to
the
camp.
Good
food,
but breakfast could be improved.
Terelj Hotel
A
large
5
star
hotel
with
very
comfortable,
beautifully
decorated,
western
style
rooms
and
facilities.
There
were
few
guests
and
the
restaurants
were
closed
so
we
ate
in
the
little restaurant off the bar.
We
stayed
for
one
night
at
the
end
of
our
tour
and
it
was
too
luxurious
to
feel
comfort
-
able,
having
spent
9
nights
saying
in
gers.
Aah,
well,
back
to
the
reality
of
Western
hotels.
China
Mongolia