Hotels with balcony in Korla

"Facilities: Not bad, the hair dryer is easy to use Hygiene: Finally there is no sand and dust in the room, fortunately the Korla sandstorm has just passed Environment: Next to the tower, there are many people on business trips Service: Very good, upgraded the room type Breakfast: There is freshly ground coffee Free parking, saw a lot of charging piles"

"The stay experience was great, or the new store, there was no taste of decoration at all, the bedding was clean, the mattress pillows were not to say, I fell asleep within five minutes of lying down, and it was smooth from check-in to check-out. The hotel's service is very thoughtful and the staff is very friendly and makes people feel very relaxed. I will choose this hotel next time."

"Just landed at Korla Airport and took a taxi straight to the hotel. Coming from inland, I could definitely feel how much drier the air is here. The front desk staff were very welcoming and helped me check in quickly. They also recommended some old local restaurants nearby. That evening, I tried a serving of dry-fried noodles – spicy and flavorful, it was a great meal after a long day of travel."

"[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."