Korla Jinlan Business Hotel (Southern Xinjiang Grand Bazaar)

The hotel rooms are clean and tidy, the surrounding business district is convenient for shopping, the front desk service attitude is good, there is a parking lot downstairs, parking is convenient, and I will choose this hotel again when I go to Korla next time.

The service is meticulous and considerate, and the room type is upgraded for free, which is a great surprise! The bedding is soft and comfortable, and I slept well all night The room is well-lit, quiet and clean

The hotel facilities are quite new, the supplies are of good quality, the front desk beauty is enthusiastic, and the responsible handsome guy also helped me upgrade the room type for free. There is free parking in the hotel yard, and the hotel location is particularly good. Not far away is the Nanjiang Grand Bazaar, the food street and the Peacock River.

The room is not big, but very clean. The bathroom is separated into wet and dry areas. Breakfast was not included when I booked the room, but the front desk clerk gave me two breakfast coupons and told me that they were employee meals. It was really thoughtful and worth a thumbs up.

[Compared to] High-end hotels use smart devices to adjust room temperature [More love] The temperature of the palms of Uyghur girls when they pass hot milk tea —— Their eyes smile into crescents and say "Friends from afar have worked hard" The lavender scent on the lapels is more healing than the aromatherapy machine [Compared to] The same old check-in spots for Internet celebrities on the commercial street [More love] In the morning, when you open the window, you will see the century-old Grand Bazaar awakening, white mist rising from the baked bun shop, sparks splashing in the clinking sound of the coppersmith shop, and the silver-bearded elder cuts melons for you with a smile in his wrinkles: "It's very sweet, free." [Compared to] The standard welcome fruit delivered by the hotel robot [Warmer] The raisins that the cleaning lady quietly puts in your pocket, the security uncle reminds you in stiff Chinese "It's windy at night, so put on more clothes", and the guy at the front desk blushes and plays the dutar folk song mixed with the scent of figs across the corridor. The most unforgettable thing about this trip to Korla was packing the sincerity of my Uyghur friends into my suitcase. If you also want to experience the warm human feelings when you open the door like I do, rather than the cold feeling of a luxury high-end hotel, I strongly recommend the Jinlan Business Hotel hidden in the Grand Bazaar of Southern Xinjiang.