2-Star Hotels in Bole

Sailimu Lake is so beautiful that I forgot to take pictures of the hotel. Environment: The rooms are generally good, with a small courtyard, but the surroundings are still under construction, so you may not see much. Because it is a newly built commercial area, it is very convenient to eat and shop around. There is also a Kudi near the hotel, and we didn’t forget our coffee. The hotel is at the north gate of Sailimu Lake. Generally, tourist groups will enter from the east gate and then exit from the north gate. I suggest entering from the north gate and exiting from the east gate to avoid the large group.

The room was clean and hygienic, with a separate wet and dry area, which was great. Aside from the lack of air conditioning, everything else was excellent. The room was also quite spacious; there was room to put two suitcases out comfortably, and a clothes drying area was convenient. The table was also long, perfect for applying makeup, haha, and there was plenty of space to put out cosmetics. Overall, it was quite good value for money. I even saw a rainbow in the hallway outside! A perfect score!

First, the nomadic yurts are nestled halfway up the mountain. A few minutes' drive up the mountain on the left side of the scenic road allows you to watch the sunrise and sunset over the mountains, the moon rise and set over the lake, and the night view of Sayram Lake—it's absolutely stunning. Second, the owner is handsome and welcoming. Their boiled lamb is a must-try, and the lamb skewers are also highly recommended. They're delicious. Third, the temperature difference between morning and night is significant. The yurt has a small stove, which keeps it warm, so I wasn't cold at night. I even asked for a bucket of charcoal when I stayed there, but I didn't use it all. Fourth, there's no place to wash. I asked for a kettle to boil water, and in the morning, I squatted outside the yurt to brush my teeth. I couldn't find a basin, so I just wiped my face. My baby, who wears makeup, had to figure out how to remove it at night and put it on in the morning, haha. Fifth, the dry toilets... One thing to keep in mind is that the grasslands are unobstructed, and you won't be able to explore the vast expanse of the open air. You get it? There are two dogs who can understand what I say, a fighting cat, and countless cattle, sheep, and horses. I even woke up in the middle of the night to secretly watch the night view of Sailimu Lake. Sixth, I brought disposable bedding, but I didn't use it. Not because I didn't need it, but because I was exhausted after a crazy day of fun. The high altitude and strong winds made me gasp for air when I moved, so I was so busy that I forgot about it. Seventh, overall, I recommend this place for those who are driving themselves. The scenery and experience can make up for the other shortcomings. After all, eight out of ten people are not satisfied with their lives. From this perspective, it's already great.

My first capsule hotel experience totally exceeded my expectations! It felt really safe and cozy in there, and the bed was so clean and comfy. They even offer free laundry service, which was a huge plus. Location-wise, it's pretty great too. I was walking to the park, and it was super close to the Old East Gate entrance. Plus, there are tons of good places to eat and convenience stores nearby, making it incredibly convenient.

It is close to the old east gate, and it can be reached in ten minutes on foot. It takes about half an hour to walk from the entrance of the new scenic spot. There are a lot of food around, and the supermarket is very convenient. The floor heating is very sufficient, the duplex room type can accommodate 6 people, it is too suitable for a family to stay, the off-season price is relatively high, it is OK to stay for one night. Sailimu Lake is really beautiful! ! ! !

The room is good, with an inner and outer suit, and it is quite comfortable to stay in. The location is also good, very close to the east gate of the scenic area, and it is very convenient to go in and out, but the hygiene is not good. I am used to wiping everywhere, and to be honest, it is really not clean. The service is not good. This kind of apartment is basically half-check-in and half-check-out, but sometimes they will say hello when you come in and out, and they will automatically refill the bottled water the next day. To be honest, if the hygiene of the B&B apartment near the scenic area is better, it is okay to live, because the house is in a good location

Accommodation around Sayram Lake is very expensive, including hostel beds. Hongze Guesthouse's beds are relatively affordable for the area. Perhaps due to high rents and costs, the guesthouse owner essentially bought or rented a shop with a ceiling height of four or five meters, then divided it into two floors, each filled with cubicles. To maximize space, each cubicle is very small, with nothing but a bed, and no common area. The low ceiling and dark gray decor created a slightly oppressive atmosphere. WiFi was available, but the signal in my room was very weak, almost unusable, which was very inconvenient; the signal was much better in the bathroom. However, I didn't mind any of this. The owner also did many good things; he was very polite, proactive in his service, provided disposable toiletries, the water was hot, and the bathroom was clean. What I found particularly unpleasant was that the blankets didn't seem to be changed after each guest; the blanket I slept on had a used smell. I'm not sure, and if I'm wrong, I apologize to the owner. But if what I said is true, I hope the boss absolutely will not do this. It's self-destructive. There's not much a cubicle can offer guests; the only thing they can do well is ensure a good night's sleep. But if they don't even wash or change the blankets to save trouble, it will definitely cause resentment. I still hope the boss will correct their shortcomings and do better.

Basic but nice hotel, good value for the price. Very kind and friendly staff. There‘s a good breakfast place just next door and a huge supermarker for all your needs. We enjoyed our stay (plus, they take foreigners!) :)

This was my first time staying in a capsule hotel, and it was quite an interesting experience! Great value for money. Once the door was closed, it was incredibly quiet and private. It's close to the old east gate of Sailimu Lake, just a few hundred meters walk. However, it's about 2 kilometers from the new visitor center, so if you're taking the scenic bus, you'll need to consider walking that 2 kilometers to the hotel. The old east gate opens after 10 AM, so catching the sunrise from there might be a bit tricky.

Special price room, exceeded expectations. It’s much better than living in Yunshang opposite ten days ago. It was beyond my expectation. The guy at the front desk was very enthusiastic. Because the hotel I stayed at the day before didn't send me the information and I didn't know the phone number, he checked again and again, got on the phone, helped me send me the information, and checked me in.