Hostels in Xinjiang, China

Facilities: All that is needed. The washing machine is good and very clean. Hygiene: Very clean. Kashgar is dusty. You can see the aunt mopping the floor every morning. Environment: The decoration in the style of local ethnic minorities is very good. There are even travel photographers who come to the door to take pictures. Service: Very good. We left in a hurry and there were some problems with the itinerary. The boss even helped us pry the lock of the cabinet (with our informed consent). Thank you boss. The atmosphere of the guests is also very good. They fed me red date soup. But there is a problem. There is an employee in the store who is quite rude to customers. I hope to train this employee more, or send him to Beijing for me to train him personally. ⬇️

Quality stay for solo traveller (men) , individual women(not suitable for women that like to comment). For me , I have stay at university hostel before. I know hostel can’t be too perfect. This hostel in my opinion already 5 star because it manage to make the bed as clean as 5 star hotel , the area at shoe rack might not perfect but overall is the best when compared to 4 star hotel. Malaysian who want to explore xinjiang, this is the place (Rm27 per night only , it is more than u needed)

We had a great 1 night stay at Kailash Youth Hostel. Besides being in an ideal location and having adequate amenities, 3 things stood out for us 3. The coffee/ espresso bar with excellent coffee. If you like coffee, you should definitely stop by and check out their selections. 2. Reading room with ******* theme was brilliantly decorated and exuded tranquility. 1. The host - interaction with this gentleman was engaging, and we enjoyed sharing interesting experiences. Highly recommended!

The location is excellent. It is in the old city of Kashgar. You can take bus No. 28 from the train station to the bus stop in front of the hostel. There are many delicious foods nearby and it is convenient to travel. The front desk lady is very warm and friendly. The room is clean and hygienic. The shower room and the public toilet are clean and tidy without any odor. The housekeepers come to check the hygiene every day. The atmosphere of the hostel is very good. There are guitars playing and singing in the lobby every night. You can also play games together. It is very atmospheric and worth recommending. Yakeshia! ! !

The quadruple room I booked is very spacious, with a separate dry and wet toilet, and a public toilet and toilet. There are boys on the first floor, girls on the second floor, and a drying area on the third floor. The drying area has a roof, so you don't have to worry about rain. There is also a clothes drying rod indoors, so you can hang clothes in the room during dusty weather, which is great. The yard on the first floor is all public areas, with indoor air-conditioned rooms and outdoor rooms. I have stayed in so many youth hostels, but the environment and facilities of this one are great. I ate some very exciting melons in just two days and saw the diversity of human beings, but the overall situation is still very good~ I will come again if I have the chance~

The hostel is not big, but small and exquisite. The community atmosphere is good. On the first day, I went to the Grand View Garden with my roommate to watch the Uyghur wedding. By the way, the four-person room is the least cost-effective, the room is very small, and the six-person room is the most comfortable.

Really nice hostel and the owner will do his best to help you. They proposed great tours that I recommend. You have shops and restaurants around and close to the railway station, which is nice because it is the picking up point of the tours.

The girl on the front desk is helpful using her phone translator, there’s beer in the fridge (Wusu is the strongest but not very strong), the 4-bed room has bathroom and curtains for the beds for privacy. Nice to hear the music from below reaching the room. Great to be in Kashgar for the brilliant Sunday Grand Bazaar livestock and food market, and for the unadorned serene Id Kar main mosque (one of 24,300 mosques in Xinjiang), the mausoleum (walk up the long side road and see it from the back first: it’s beautiful there, there’s no one else and the cemetery is also amazing). The old city isn’t so special but there is a separate part over the main road rather is much less touristy and more appealing. There’s also this beautiful cafe there shown on the last three photos here, with loads of coffees, playing Astrid Gilberto, and with beautiful features he chose to add to the original old-city building.

This was my first time staying in a youth hostel, and I was surprised by how good the experience was. I originally planned to stay for only one day, but the cleanliness and environment were excellent, so I extended my stay for another day. Sometimes, though, it's a matter of luck. On the second night, a woman snored in the bunk above me. Luckily, I had earplugs. 1. Impressive details: When checking in, the hostess provided a protective cover for my ID card if I didn't have one. She also explained the location of the washing machine upon check-in. 2. Comfortable environment: For just over 70 yuan, during peak season, there's a large courtyard, and the cleanliness is excellent. I preferred to stay in the courtyard most of the time. I have to say that the cost of living in Yili is not that high. During peak season, hotels of the same price are much better than those in mainland China. 3. There's a cat: There's a cat in the courtyard. It's very affectionate, greets people, and is very pleasant to pet. It was half the reason I decided to stay an extra day. I plan to stay in every youth hostel with cats in the future. There was also a rather shy Jianzhou cat. It ran away the first time it saw me, but the second time it actually followed me and acted cute. It's a shame I didn't bring any cat food. 4. Extended stay discount: You can ask the staff for extended stays, which are usually better than online rates. Cons: There's not much food nearby, so you'll need to order takeout or walk a bit further, and the options are quite limited. Avoid taking taxis during rush hour, as the traffic is so bad it's unbearable throughout Yining. Use taxi apps to hail taxis, as they're hard to find in the deep alleys. Also, I hope you don't run into any group of more than two people, as groups of three will start chattering, which can be a bit unfriendly to those who are already asleep. But that's how youth hostels are, and there's nothing you can do about it. Overall, the youth hostel is excellent; the environment is comfortable, clean, and hygienic, and the cleaning is done promptly. My next stop is Kashgar, and I'm planning to stay in Gumaoning again.

Environment: Very good, it is a small single-family courtyard, very beautiful. But there is a tile loose on the stairs on the second floor, and it feels like it will fall every time you step on it. Xinjiang is dark late, and it is basically quiet next to 12 o'clock. It is set for two nights. It is quiet at about 12 o'clock on the first night. The second night is full of people. Someone has been in and out of the room. It is very noisy, and there is a chat in the yard. Roommate went downstairs to chat about two o'clock in the morning. She didn't bring the room. Card, knock on the door to open... This door in the ten-person room is locked up, so often there are locks without a room card, but when it is closed, 🛏️ is shaking ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah Is there a round in each room? I don’t know. When I checked in, it was more than seven o’clock in the evening, but there were two quilts on the bed, and the sheets and quilts were not removed. The next day, a girl checked out very early but the lights were not turned off. When I came back in the afternoon, it was still not turned off... and another one. I don't understand very well. On the second night, there was a grandmother who looked very old or stayed in the upper bunk... Is this really not dangerous? I woke up and watched the video outside the house...