Hotels With Wi-Fi in Qinghai, China

The B&B environment was incredibly comfortable, clean, and tidy, with all the amenities you could need. The backyard parking lot was huge, the location was excellent, very close to the lake. The front desk staff were warm and thoughtful, and their responses were prompt. Overall, a perfect experience! It offers fantastic value for money, and I felt completely at ease during my stay. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I visit!

My overall stay completely exceeded expectations. The lobby fragrance was sophisticated and pleasant, not overpowering, and the decor was simple yet grand. The room was spacious with excellent natural light and a fantastic view from the window. The zero-pressure pillows were incredibly comfortable, and room service was prompt. They even thoughtfully provided drinking water. The 24-hour front desk gave a great sense of security, and there was ample parking, making it stress-free for those traveling by car. It's perfect for both business trips and leisure travel. I genuinely recommend it to everyone.

This hotel is conveniently located near the train station and Wuyi morning market. Upon check-in, we received a complimentary fruit plate. The room featured solid wood furniture, and the bathroom was spacious. Overall, our stay was very comfortable. However, the sounds of trains arriving and departing could be heard in the mornings and evenings, which was a bit noisy.

Location: This is a major plus. There's a bus stop right outside the hotel called 'Sanjiao Huayuan West' (Triangle Garden West), which has a direct route (Bus 909) to Ta'er Monastery. I've even shared a detailed guide on a certain social media platform. If you walk uphill and slightly to the left from the hotel, you'll reach Beidajie (North Street). Turning right and walking forward from Beidajie leads you to Nandajie (South Street), Mojia Street, and attractions like Jinta Temple, Hongjiao Temple, and the Confucius Temple. All these are within a comfortable 1-2 km walking distance, which is excellent. Service: The front desk staff were competent and professional. They provided all the necessary information and reminders. While they weren't overly enthusiastic, I felt their service was very thorough and attentive. They reminded me of everything I needed to know and were responsive to requests. Facilities: I booked a business twin room on the 25th floor with outdoor views. The window could be opened. Since it faced east, the room was a bit warm when I first entered, but once the air conditioning was on, the overall temperature became comfortable. I turned off the AC at night because it got a bit chilly. The housekeeping staff were very efficient and kept the room spotless. Free bottled water was replenished daily, except for one large bottle explicitly marked in the room as costing 5 RMB – that's something to note. Afternoon Tea: I tried the afternoon tea. There was nothing particularly special about it – a pot of tea, some popcorn, four small pastries, and a small bowl of fruit. So, if you're tired and don't feel like going out, and it's offered complimentary between 2 PM and 5 PM, it's worth trying. I wouldn't recommend purchasing it separately as it's not particularly good value. Additionally, I didn't book breakfast because I wanted to sleep in. For breakfast, if you walk out of the hotel, turn right, then uphill to the first intersection and turn right again, opposite the primary school, there's a place called 'He Yonglong Da Gu Tang' (He Yonglong Big Bone Soup). I found it to be very affordable. You pay for the bone broth, and the flatbreads, sweet garlic, and dried radishes are all free. Two of us had a large bowl, and it was incredibly good value. Overall, highly recommended.

The hotel is 1.7 km from the high-speed train station, and there's the Xinchian Night Market and Nanguan Snack Street nearby. The front desk staff are incredibly warm and helpful, always ready to assist with any questions about waffles or anything else. They're patient, attentive, and very accommodating. The hotel offers free parking with charging stations, and the breakfast buffet has a wide variety of dishes that will satisfy everyone's taste, no matter where they're from. It's very quiet at night, and Xining's summer climate is fantastic; it's cool enough that you don't even need air conditioning.

Traveling by car, the hotel's breakfast buffet was incredibly rich and varied, ensuring I got all the calories and nutrients I needed, which is crucial at high altitudes. The rice noodles at breakfast were especially delicious. The assistant, Xiaocanghu, was exceptionally thoughtful and attentive. They contacted me in advance, and considering the high-altitude environment, helped prepare a portable oxygen tank after I inquired. They also meticulously informed me about breakfast times, the best spots for sunrise/sunset viewing, and important travel tips, covering every detail. I was lucky enough to catch the hotel's 8:30 PM bonfire party, which had a fantastic atmosphere; I even joined in a Guozhuang dance for a bit. When I asked about sunrise viewing for the next day, the staff kindly reminded me about everything. Although we didn't get to see the sunrise due to rain the next morning, the meticulous service throughout our stay made the trip incredibly rewarding. Plus, the hotel offers a free ******* robe try-on service. The responsible staff member patiently helped us get dressed, styled, and took photos, making for a superb and wonderfully comfortable experience from start to finish.

Facilities: Excellent, no problem. Disposable kettles are wasteful; I suggest using kettles that are universally accepted nationwide. A complimentary breakfast was provided. Room upgrade: 99 yuan. Service: Attentive and warm, polite, and quick to fix the TV. Environment: Large and convenient parking lot, with green slow charging available. Price: 1.2 yuan per unit. The biggest problem is the hotel name isn't prominent; the characters ”56” are too small to see while driving, almost causing me to miss the entrance. The ”Shangpin Hotel” sign, on the other hand, is very eye-catching. I wonder what the owner was thinking? It would be best to put up a ”Yi 56 Hotel” sign before the car entrance. Extending one more night, today I visited the Qinghai Provincial Museum and Art Museum. Tomorrow I'll head back to Chongqing.

The hotel seems to have been recently renovated. There was still a noticeable smell when I checked in, which bothered me as I have allergies – I kept sneezing and my eyes watered. However, the soundproofing in the room was excellent; even though it faced the street, it was quiet at night. The mattress was especially comfortable, and I slept really well. The bathroom even had a direct drinking water tap. I booked through Trip.com with a 2 PM checkout, but they called to rush me out at 1 PM, and the front desk staff were quite rude when I checked out. What a shame.

We were on a road trip and arrived quite late, but the lady at the front desk was so kind and upgraded us to two deluxe twin rooms for free! The hotel's location is excellent, with complimentary parking, and it's only a 10-minute drive to the Chaka Salt Lake scenic area. It's also very convenient for stocking up on supplies nearby. Most importantly, the hotel environment is great, the rooms are super clean and hygienic, and they even come with an oxygen concentrator and humidifier. The soundproofing is also good. The front desk staff are all very helpful and accommodating. Plus, the hotel's buffet breakfast offers a wide variety of choices. Highly recommend this place for anyone on a road trip or traveling!

The room was cozy and comfortable, with beautiful views from a high floor. The butler service was very attentive; they even upgraded our room when they saw we had a child. Breakfast offered a wide variety and tasted delicious. Downstairs, the transportation was convenient, and there were plenty of options for dining and shopping. Overall, a great experience.