3-Star Hotels in Xinjiang, China

This is a unique local hotel in Urumqi. The room isn't huge, but it's decorated with a distinct ethnic flair. The location is excellent, with local restaurants right downstairs, making it super convenient for breakfast or grabbing naan bread and baked buns. It's also very close to the Grand Bazaar, just a seven or eight-minute walk away. The Uyghur lady at the front desk was lovely, providing great service with a gentle demeanor.

Came here on a popular weekend, the hotel was fully booked. The location is easy to find with navigation. Parking is available at the guesthouse, though the alley can be a bit tricky to navigate. Since we drove, but parking was a hassle, we mostly used taxis to get around. The street outside is full of wholesale shops and is constantly congested. There are also many late-night food stalls in the evening. The room was very clean, and the showerhead was large with great water pressure, making for a comfortable shower (though it's an electric water heater, so it only supports one person showering at a time; the second person has to wait). Shampoo and shower gel (P&G Rejoice brand) were provided. There’s also a rooftop where you can dry clothes, which is very convenient! Pic 4 shows the exaggerated Xinjiang-style decor. Pic 7 is the lovely alleyway outside the guesthouse. Pic 8 is the guesthouse lobby!

The hotel's location is excellent, with metro and bus stations right nearby, and plenty of convenience stores and restaurants in the vicinity. The room facilities are complete, with a wet and dry separation design, and the shower and toilet are even separated, which is very convenient. I stayed for four days, and every day the staff cleaned the room and replenished the disposables. The front desk lady was also very friendly and provided enthusiastic service. I'm very satisfied!

One of the best and cheapest hotel in Urumchi, near to the grand international bazaar and night market. Please stay here. The staff is so kind to us and really helpful. The room was big and comfortable. The only downside is, the hallway smells like cigarette but it is fine by me.

The hotel's location is excellent. It's just a 200-meter walk to the entrance of Turpan North Station. It's also not far from Turpan Airport; Gaode Maps showed it was a little over 1 km to walk to the hotel, which might be a bit roundabout (I didn't try it). However, the hotel offers a complimentary airport pick-up service. After collecting your luggage at the airport, just call the hotel's reserved phone number, and they'll send a car to pick you up. The hotel is very clean, smart, and has great soundproofing. Even though it's close to the airport, you can't hear any plane noise. The hotel advertises an 8-hour breakfast service, which is the first time I've encountered this at a hotel: regular dining hours are from 7-10 AM; before and after that, from 4-7 AM and 10 AM-12 PM, you can get specific meals packed to go (I didn't try this, so you might want to confirm the details with the front desk).

My friend and I (both from Ireland) stayed here for 4 days and had the best experience. The rooms were lovely and had everything we needed, and the location was perfect- right in the Old Town with lots of nice shops and cafes nearby and beautiful places to take photos. The best part was the staff- everyone was so friendly, welcoming, and helpful, and they really went above and beyond to make sure we had a great stay. It was really nice to meet lots of groups of travelers there from various countries, too. Would highly recommend!

The hotel is conveniently located very close to the old airport terminal. Tianshan Airport is also easily accessible via a 20-minute shuttle ride. The nearest subway station is just a 10-minute walk away, and a taxi to the high-speed rail station takes about 20 minutes. The breakfast was good, offering a wide variety of options. I especially recommend the Xinjiang restaurant right behind the hotel building – their roasted meat is delicious!

The room was incredibly spacious and bright, with amazing natural light! The floor-to-ceiling windows offered beautiful mountain views, and on clear days, you could see the snow-capped mountains perfectly. It was excellent value for money, and all the facilities were brand new. The tables and chairs in the courtyard were also perfect for relaxing. Waking up in the morning and opening the window to a panoramic view of greenery and distant snow-capped mountains truly lifted my spirits. The owner was also very kind, and the service was thoughtful and meticulous. I'll definitely be back! Each room offers a unique view, and a mountain vista comes with every cup of tea. Here, open your window to the majestic snow mountains, and brew tea to the fragrant aroma. The guesthouse's environment is tranquil and elegant, with interior decor that is simple yet stylish. In your leisure, with tea as your companion, gaze at the distant snow mountains, and all worries melt away. This is truly the life one yearns for, highly recommended for friends seeking peace of mind!

This is one of those hotels one forgets the moment one checks out. Surprisingly that is not a bad thing. It means there was nothing bad about it. Everything was just fine. On the other hand there was nothing noteworthy special about it as well. Just a functional hotel, clean, good staff and well designed. The location is right next to Tialluju metro station with direct access to the grand bazaar (30 minutes,) and the Urumqi international airport(20 minutes). Just don't expect anything special. The housekeeping was very good as the room was cleaned very well.every day. The security officers were very friendly. Two things that needs to be addressed immediately. The room sizing on Ctrip is wrong. The executive room is advertised as 25-30 sqm but our executive room was 18 sqm. Also on Ctrip this hotel profiles itself as Wyndham Hotel.chain affiliated which it is not. False advertising like this should immediately be addresse

It's very close to Xiangfei Garden, and the hotel looks quite new, but the rooms are too small. I booked a double room, and I had to find a good angle to open my suitcase. The table in the room is against three walls, and there are no lights on the ceiling. If you want to read there, you need to bring your own light source, otherwise your eyes will hurt. The toilet seat is also misaligned, and things keep falling from the bathroom ceiling. The bathroom has a wet and dry separation, but the waterproof strip on the door is broken, so water still leaks out. The soundproofing is also not very good. With the door closed, I can clearly hear the sound of other rooms swiping their room cards. The most outrageous thing is that my room included an upgrade service, and I also noted that I wanted a quiet room when I booked. However, I was given a room right next to the elevator. It was so close that if the elevator door opened outwards like a normal door, it would completely block the room when it opened. I could clearly hear everyone entering and exiting the elevator. If this was an upgraded room, it's hard to imagine what the un-upgraded room was like.