Hotels With Wi-Fi in Xinjiang, China

I had an amazing experience here. Upon arrival, I even received a complimentary room upgrade, which was such a wonderful surprise. The hotel is brand new, and everything feels fresh and well maintained. The owner is incredibly helpful and goes out of his way to make your stay as comfortable as possible. He’s always ready to answer questions or give advice. He also runs his own travel agency, and through him, I visited Tashkurgan — definitely a trip worth taking and a highlight of my journey. In short: an excellent stay with outstanding service. Highly recommended!

I stayed at Tianyuan Jingyi Hotel during my layover to my trip to Almaty. In general, I had a positive experience. The hotel is Situated right inside the airport. There is no need to exit the airport at all. After arrivals you can see the signs, walking around 10 min you are at the hotel. The room and common areas were decent and tidy. My room was spacious and it had all the amenities. Breakfast is included mostly Chinese and a few western options. Overall, it is great value for money and a good hotel for a layover.

The hotel's location is pretty good, very close to the Old City's Watergate entrance. The parking lot is also spacious. We got a free room upgrade, and the room itself was nice, with a convenient wet/dry separation in the bathroom. However, I only realized when I went to bed that the window wouldn't close. It was so noisy all night because there's a BBQ restaurant downstairs, and it didn't quiet down until past 7 AM. After I told the front desk, I came back to find the window handle had already been installed. If you prefer a completely dark room to sleep, be aware that the light control switch is very bright, meaning the room isn't totally dark, and it's right next to the pillow, as shown in picture 2. They offer airport pick-up and drop-off, which is very convenient.

A generally smooth stay with a helpful front desk staff, though the airport transfer set the tone with an unexpected hour‑long wait between calling the hotel and the bus finally departing; fortunately, this only created a small dent in what was otherwise reliable and good service. A simple suggestion: if delays are likely, being upfront about it would be appreciated, as many guests are more than happy to arrange their own transport and pay for it themselves.

There are many eateries around but we didnt get the chance to experience as we were always out and about. Highlight of this hotel is its laundry service, the hotel lady would kindly oversee the laundry and send it to our room. We have been to quite a number of atour hotels, but this one in Yining, rise up to another level.

Khorgos is not your typical destination for couples. However, I have to say the hotel is great. I am also happy to see Khorgos is developing.

The hotel's exterior was quite grand, creating a positive first impression. However, upon entering the initial room, there was a peculiar smell. The front desk staff were very accommodating and promptly moved me to another room. Unfortunately, that one also had a slight odor, though I eventually got used to it after a while. Even the closets had a faint smell when opened. All other facilities were in working order. The TV automatically played channels upon being plugged in, offering various programs. Hot water was readily available, and the bathroom even had a convenient spot for drying clothes. However, certain sections of the carpet appeared somewhat dirty. The hotel offers an airport shuttle service, with morning departures scheduled on the hour. It's very close to the old airport and approximately 10 kilometers (a 20-25 minute drive) from the new airport, making it quite convenient for air travel.

If you're coming to Yili to see the glaciers and grasslands, I highly recommend this hotel. It's conveniently located right next to the Mengket Baili Hualang Scenic Area. Dining at the third-floor restaurant offers amazing views of the snow-capped mountains and grasslands, a truly excellent experience. There's even a bonfire at night! This stay completely exceeded my expectations.

This hostel in Yining is a hidden gem! With a balcony room and heartwarming service, I could stay for ten days and still not want to leave. I stayed at Backpackers 10 Years Hostel, right by Yining Railway Station, for almost ten days, and the experience was incredible! I have to recommend my favorite room – it comes with a small balcony. In the mornings, I'd curl up in a chair, soaking in the sun and reading. In the afternoons, I'd simply relax in the warm light. It was so gentle and therapeutic, making for an incredibly relaxing stay. The hostel environment also exceeded my expectations: the rooms were spacious and spotlessly clean. The ground floor common area was fully equipped with billiards, table tennis, and a reading nook, making leisure and entertainment super convenient. What touched me the most was the human touch! I sprained my ankle hiking (unrelated to the hostel), and the front desk, owner, and customer service staff were all incredibly kind. They actively checked in on me, brought hot water, and even gave me safflower oil. The hostel's dog also quietly stayed by my side. The kindness I received in a foreign land was truly moving. The location is close to the train station, making travel convenient. The cleanliness, service, and value for money were all top-notch. This place doesn't feel like a hostel; it's more like a warm little harbor. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Yining! Highly recommended! ❤️

I usually expect a certain standard from Hyatt hotels, but this one was quite a letdown. Let's start with the positives: the design is great, and the staff were genuinely nice. They even gave me several drink vouchers due to an issue with my room. The coffee was decent, and impressively, they still honored my unused coffee vouchers two days later – that's a nice touch. However, good service isn't just about good attitudes, as I experienced firsthand. Here are a few examples: 1) My reserved room wasn't available. They claimed to upgrade me to a suite (room 306?), but after waiting nearly an hour and a half, the 'suite' turned out to have only a narrow window squeezed between two buildings. Whether or not it was a genuine upgrade, they should have at least informed me about the room's specifics upfront. 2) I then moved to a room in building 6. It seemed freshly renovated. The small, broken window was one thing, but the smell was incredibly strong, and the bathroom had a terrible sewer odor. The combination of these smells was truly awful. I was in a hurry to get out, so I just put up with it, not wanting more hassle. 3) I turned on the humidifier, and when I returned, the room was enveloped in a dense mist. I actually thought something was burning... I have no idea why this happened; I've never encountered anything like it with humidifiers at home or in other hotels. 4) The electrical outlet on the right-hand bedside table was completely broken. Neither plugs nor charging cables would go in! This was ridiculous. I'm usually quite lazy and rarely write such detailed reviews. I typically give five stars if a place is even remotely acceptable, but this experience was truly intolerable. I hope the hotel makes significant improvements. P.S. Kashgar itself is a lot of fun!