Hotels With WiFi in Xinjiang, China

The hotel's location is great, within walking distance to Narati, which is a big plus! The hotel itself is large with a spacious lobby, but its size also means it can be a bit confusing to navigate. It could use more staff. Breakfast was decent; there was a good variety, but the taste was just okay. As for facilities, I particularly want to mention the laundry room. It really needs an update. I had to search for it, finding it in an adjacent building and quite tucked away. In the end, I couldn't iron my clothes due to insufficient facilities and had to go back. The room is a bit old-fashioned but fully equipped, giving off vibes of hotels from a decade ago during an economic boom. Overall cleanliness was acceptable, but I'm deducting points because I found a centipede-like insect in the room just before check-out (perhaps due to the excellent natural environment?).

This is, without a doubt, the best value-for-money hotel in Taxkorgan. I stayed here twice last year, and each time, the front desk lady upgraded me to an oxygen-enriched room before check-in, which I really appreciated. This time, I recommended the hotel to a friend, and they were very happy, jokingly saying they'd send me a banner of appreciation. Even though I wasn't there myself, the front desk lady still proactively contacted me to upgrade my friend's room, which was truly touching. I don't know her name since I wasn't there, but it's okay, I'll go back at the end of September to thank her in person. Also, the breakfast is excellent, with both Western and Chinese options, so you don't have to queue up on the street for food. During peak tourist season, there are many similar hotels, but besides the hardware, what really satisfies guests is the service. The service at Meihua is simply outstanding, absolutely first-class. It's a hotel definitely worth staying at, highly recommended!

Traveling to Kanas, I stayed overnight in Altay and chose this hotel. The lobby and bathroom in the room are decorated in a gemstone style, which is very distinctive of the region. The room was spacious, clean, and tidy, the bed was just right – neither too soft nor too hard – and the soundproofing was excellent. Our room was close to the elevator, but we barely heard any noise and slept soundly until morning. What truly deserves praise is the rich breakfast; it was the most abundant we had at any hotel during our trip to Xinjiang, featuring local delicacies, and it was quite popular. There are some minor drawbacks: the shower water pressure wasn't great, and the trees on the street outside the hotel were small, making the surroundings seem a bit ordinary. However, considering this is in the remote northwest, and you can't compare it to standards in large coastal cities, you'll realize this hotel is quite good for the Northwest. Oh, and the hotel offers a complimentary private car service to the airport for Trip.com customers.

The blankets in the room were thick and plush, so cozy to wrap up in and sip milk tea by the window after a chilly day out. The bathroom was spotless with a great wet/dry separation, and the hot water came on instantly with excellent pressure – perfect for washing away the day's fatigue. The Cantonese food at the restaurant was incredibly fragrant, no need to drive far to find a good meal. If you're visiting Narat, you really can't go wrong with this place. The owner and staff are honest and warm, making for a comfortable stay and a pleasant trip. I've already recommended it to friends coming next month!👍

Wow! What an amazing place to stay and how lucky we were to find it. By far the best place we stayed in China. Mrs. Li (the owner) was so genuinely nice and caring, and we felt like part of the family staying there. One of my favorite things in Kashgar was hanging out with her and her family in the evenings. She always invited us at night to hangout in the common area where she would make us tea and share her fresh and dried fruits with us. She was really good at using a translator app, so we were able to have a good conversation with her through that. She has a great little family. Her son speaks good English and was also very nice. She had a young daughter who also speaks English, but is more shy with it (though she will sing you a Taylor Swift song..she has a great voice). They have 3 cats and the youngest one, little tiger, is just the sweetest and the friendliest cat I have ever met. It was such a good and warm feeling to stay there. We definitely wish we could visit again. A home away from home. And we were treated so generously in more ways than we can write here. Mrs. Li asked us right away if there was anything she could help us with, without us having to ask, which we really appreciated, and she took the time to sit down with us to go over our plans. She let us store our luggage for 3 days and walked us out to help us get a taxi when we departed. While it was the family that made it simply amazing, some might also be interested in the following information. The location is great. On a quiet street. Close to the big mosque which is a good landmark to use to find the area. And of course close to the old city. It's also really close to the biggest supermarket we have found thus far in China (we have to admit it was nice to get a few ”luxuries” from home like cereal and hot chocolate). The guesthouse is cute and has a Central Asian feel. The shower works great and is hot. We were there in the winter, and the room has heat if you needed it. Mrs. Li was able to arrange a driver for us to go to Tashkorgun and the Karakorum Highway, which was super helpful. The place was nice and clean. Thank you so much Mrs. Li! You will be a highlight of our visit to China and will be remembered in our hearts forever. -Travis and Elisha (Colorado, USA) PS: when we get home I'm going to try to write up a bit about our trip on Tripadvisor because I couldn't find anything about Kashgar on trip advisor since covid, and some things have changed, so I thought it might be helpful for fellow travelers, so look for that.

The hotel is very close to the Kalajun entrance, about a 5-kilometer drive. Follow the navigation; the gravel road is narrow but don't hesitate. The moment you see the room, all your fatigue will melt away. The shower room and separate wet/dry bathroom are clean and hygienic, completely free from the inconveniences of staying in a tent camp. Lying on the bed, pull open the 360-degree curtains, and the surrounding scenery fills your view. Open the electric curtain on the dome, and you can see the sky. If you still have energy, before sunset, go for a one or two-hour horseback ride to enjoy the grassland sunset—it's incredibly pleasant. The hotel's service is very thoughtful and meticulous, and it has its own restaurant where you can order dinner, which tastes pretty good. Breakfast is a buffet and quite rich. The highlight, though, is the starry sky after dusk, which truly cures everything. To avoid light pollution, the hotel thoughtfully turns off the ambient lights. In the morning, open the curtains and you can watch the sunrise. This is a hotel that constantly provides pleasant surprises.

Overall, we had a pleasant stay. However, I would like to share our experience with the complimentary photo session so that future guests know what to expect. If you book through Trip.com, please check carefully what is included. We were informed by the photo studio that our complimentary photo session did not include the traditional costume, while if th guests who booked through some other travel agencies were able to use the costume free of charge. We found this difference quite surprising. Another disappointing experience was the complimentary photos. The hotel receptionist told us that we would receive 3 free photos per person, so as two guests we expected 6 photos. However, when we arrived at the photo studio, we were told that the offer was actually 3 photos per room. The inconsistent information between the hotel and the photo studio caused unnecessary confusion and disappointment. I hope the hotel and the photo studio can provide consistent information in the future, so guests know exactly what is included before they arrive.

The service is very good, especially to solve the needs of customers. It was also very thoughtful during the National Day and the price was very good. The location is also very convenient, very close to the ancient city of Kashgar.

The location is good because it is not far from the expressway, and there are both slow and fast EV charges available at the hotel, the check-in process was not as smooth as other hotels as per my experience, they did not add the Wechat in advance which led to slower communication. The amenities were not good because we booked a room for three, but they only included items for two people, even after requesting for extra drinking water, we only got two more bottles, the washroom was not completely clean because we found strands of hair and the drain was not completely unclogged, it is still value for money based on the price I paid.

On my trip to Kashgar this time, I absolutely have to praise the Guilai Inn in the western district of Kashgar Old City. We arrived in Kashgar on the morning of July 6th and were about to embark on a three-day, two-night journey to the Pamir Plateau right after getting off the bus. On July 5th, before we left, I called the proprietress to ask if we could temporarily store our luggage. She was incredibly enthusiastic and immediately agreed. She also meticulously explained all the attractions along the China-Pakistan Friendship Highway, introducing White Sand Lake, Khunjerab Pass, Panlong Ancient Road, and Bandir Lake in detail. After completing the plateau loop and checking into the inn, the proprietress specially arranged a quiet room for us. Afterward, she introduced us to the attractions along the 'Extreme West' one-day tour. When I returned from the 'Extreme West' tour, I chatted with the proprietress and she learned that we would be leaving Kashgar early the next morning. She not only enlightened us with the humanistic stories of Kashgar Old City but, fearing I wouldn't be familiar with it on my own, personally took me on a tour through the old city streets. The inn is right next to a lively food street, bustling with lights, yet it's very quiet inside. It's very convenient to walk to the mosque and the main gate of the Old City. The transportation is extremely convenient, making it easy for tour agency drivers to pick us up and drop us off. For accommodation in Kashgar, the western district of the Old City is the top choice. Its rich local atmosphere and the innkeeper's warm service make every aspect incredibly comfortable.