Hot Springs Hotels in Xinjiang, China

The entire hotel staff felt so stiff that I tried not to ask for anything. If it was a hotel under one thousand, I wouldn't say anything. After all, it's a small city with a population of only more than ten thousand people and I can't ask for too much. But the hotel dared to set the price at more than two thousand, and there was nothing outstanding about either the hardware or the software. I can only say that it was very mediocre. Only the front desk lady at the hot spring and the female manager of the buffet restaurant on the second floor were quite nice, and they had the professional qualities of service industry practitioners. The scenery around the hotel is very ordinary, and the scenery from Sai Lake is also unremarkable. When I was taking a hot spring bath, the staff were live streaming and selling goods by the pool the whole time, which made my head hurt. I felt like I was being taken advantage of and spent more than two thousand to suffer.

This accommodation truly exceeded my expectations! The entire check-in and check-out process was smooth. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful, processing procedures was quick, and they even proactively recommended some lesser-known attractions. The room was a pleasant surprise—spacious, bright, and spotless, even the corners of the bathroom were impeccably clean. The bed was soft and comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep without any disturbance from the outside world; the soundproofing was excellent. The breakfast selection was incredibly diverse, including local specialties—the ingredients were fresh and delicious. From service and cleanliness to facilities, everything was impeccable. It's excellent value for money, and I've already recommended it to my friends!

The biggest surprise of this trip to Yili! I didn't expect that there is such a luxurious, comfortable and well-equipped hotel in the scenic area, which can be compared with the five-star hotels in the city. The room is large, well-planned, quiet and comfortable, and I slept until dawn. The breakfast is rich and delicious. Special praise for all the staff, warm and thoughtful, especially Zhang Yuze at the front desk, who also gave us food and fruits. Thank you very much, and I feel at home. I will stay here again if I have the opportunity to come next time, and I will recommend it to my friends. I hope Jinling Villa will get better and better!

The cleanliness was okay, but when staying in a hotel, the details of cleanliness are to see if there's hair from the previous guest on the floor, so you should pay attention to this. The environment is fine on the south side, but there's a central air conditioning unit on the north side, so those who are noise-sensitive should be aware. Service is subjective, and honestly, both the front desk and the guest rooms are average. One detail: the ”Do Not Disturb” button turns on, and when you press it, a red light turns on outside. It's not noticeable, but that's how it's designed. Sometimes, when I sleep in late and want to get up later, I'll specifically turn on the ”Do Not Disturb” light. Just after 10:00, the housekeeper knocked on the door and asked if I wanted to clean. I was speechless. I went out to ask the front desk if the housekeeper checked the ”Do Not Disturb” light on the door, and she said yes. I told her to pay attention. The best hotel service in Wensu should be Four Seasons, so they should learn from them. The amenities in the standard rooms are a bit high (I'm a man, 175 cm tall), making them uncomfortable to sit on. It's square, and the two front corners dig into my thighs when I sit down, which is a bit bad. I wonder if the owner didn't know to sit on them and experience it when they were decorating the model rooms? The high-end rooms have electric toilets. When you sit down, they flush first. Perhaps due to the high water pressure, there's a chance that water will splash onto your butt. But this hotel has a unique trick: its mousse mattress is incredibly comfortable. It's no exaggeration to say it surpasses 99% of hotels, even five-star hotels. When staying in a hotel, the most important thing is comfort. For this mattress alone, I can tolerate all the other shortcomings. So, I stayed at this hotel for over 20 days. Then, after repeated price adjustments, I felt it wasn't worth the money, so I moved. I have to give a bad review for breakfast. I'd rather go out and eat steamed buns at a breakfast shop, or even go hungry if I'm too lazy. I wouldn't even bother with the hotel breakfast. It looks sumptuous, but there's actually not much that goes well with rice. The hot dishes early in the morning were stir-fried sausage with chili peppers, mapo tofu, and fried eggplant with green beans (which was super oily). They were completely lunch-like, and the taste was truly average. I couldn't eat them. I complained to the front desk twice, asking for a lighter breakfast, but I don't know if this has been improved (I stayed here from mid-July to early August 2025). Alas, when running a hotel, the owner and staff should act like customers and experience the experience to see where things are going wrong. I bet they didn't do that, but if they were willing to improve, this hotel would undoubtedly be the best in Wensu. Another small detail: the air conditioning vents have louvers that fold downward, so the cold air is directed towards the floor and bed, which isn't very friendly.

This stay left a lasting impression on me. The location is excellent, close to the airport. Our room was spacious, the service excellent, the room clean and tidy, and the facilities were new. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious. The staff was friendly and professional, and the experience from check-in to check-out was wonderful. It was excellent value for money. The room was clean and tidy, with a well-organized layout. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and I slept soundlessly. The bathroom had separate wet and dry areas, and the soundproofing was excellent, completely blocking out any outside noise. I used the hotel's gym, which was very new and well-maintained. The breakfast was extensive, combining both Chinese and Western cuisine.

Come to Awa to propose a poor, Trip.com in advance to see the hotel, this score is good, after the stay is really good, the room is clean, the facilities are complete, the transportation is convenient, the most important thing is that the service is particularly good, plus the room manager's work WeChat, any questions are the first time to reply, very satisfied, Will stay again on business trip

Choosing the right guesthouse is crucial when visiting Nalati! Nayeshanhe Guesthouse boasts a fantastic location, just a 10-minute drive from the scenic area, and within walking distance of small shops serving local delicacies like roasted buns and hand-pulled rice, making it convenient for getting around and finding food. The rooms are exceptionally clean, and the floor-to-ceiling windows offer panoramic views of the grasslands and mountains, which are especially beautiful when it snows. Waking up and drawing back the curtains in the morning instantly lifts your spirits. The bedding is also incredibly soft, instantly relieving travel fatigue. It's excellent value for money!

This is a newly opened hotel, next to the Shuimogou Scenic Area. The intelligent guest rooms are also very comfortable and warm, and parking is very convenient, which is quite rare in Urumqi. This dragon fish is probably worth a lot of rice. The flowers and plants placed at the front desk create a sense of atmosphere. Downstairs is the breakfast restaurant, which is open all day, which is very good.

Recommended by friends this time, the hotel is strategically located, you can take a walk by the river downstairs, you can also soak in the hot springs at the hotel, there is a station and airport pick-up service, the front desk beauty is very enthusiastic, and the stay also took the initiative to upgrade the room for me. The room is very large and the experience of staying is superb 👍, I will choose to stay at this hotel in Korla in the future.

The hotel is indeed close to Tianshan Tianchi, which is a plus. There are also the following problems. The facilities are a bit old and need to be renovated. The hot spring water quality is not good, it is very dirty, and the bath towels are hung everywhere. The hotel breakfast does not match the hotel grade. The only thing that tastes good is boiled ramen. The most important thing is the service. It can be said that the hotel basically has no service. Maybe it is too busy and the service staff are a little emotional, or maybe it is the only hot spring hotel in the surrounding area, but every customer is innocent, and there will always be competitors. I hope the hotel management will pay attention to this issue.