Hotels With Parking in Xinjiang, China

I have to praise the attention to detail at this hotel! The room had USB charging ports, excellent blackout curtains, and complimentary bottled water and small snacks – so thoughtful! The bathroom had a well-designed wet and dry separation, and the hot water supply was prompt and consistently warm. The best part was the soundproofing; despite the bustling street outside, the room was incredibly quiet. The receptionist was beautiful and provided excellent service; she even helped call a taxi at check-out – a truly exceptional experience!

Highly recommended! This was my first time visiting Altay, Xinjiang. The hotel was easy to find, and the customer service contacted me in advance via WeChat to discuss everything. (520522) First, due to the weather at the end of November, the refund and cancellation services were very considerate. Second, the hotel facilities were complete. The underfloor heating was on from the entrance, making it very warm. The lobby reception area combined with a water bar had delicious drinks! Guests were thoughtfully offered ginger tea upon arrival to ward off the cold. Third, the room was clean and tidy; I couldn't find a single fault. The toiletries were excellent, and the bathroom had a separate shower and toilet. Fourth, the food selection was extensive; I feel many high-end hotels don't offer this level of food and drinks. Finally, the service!! So warm and attentive. Free parking; remember to scan the QR code at the front desk to get a parking voucher before going downstairs. Thank you for the hospitality; I will definitely come again!

The hotel is conveniently located near the airport, just a 15-minute drive away, with ample parking. It has a 24-hour self-service laundry room and a gym. Check-in at the front desk was quick, and the room was clean and tidy. Customer service, especially from Xiao Yu, was excellent; they proactively contacted me to arrange my room. My flight was delayed, and the hotel even helped me with a late check-out. The driver for the airport transfer also arrived very quickly. All the services were convenient and seamless. I was very satisfied with this stay. Highly recommend!

This is my first time writing such a detailed review, and I just have to give this place a shout-out, even though my photos are pretty mediocre. I was in Altay for a business trip, and I wasn't thrilled with the hotel my partner booked. So I switched to this one, and I definitely made the right choice. I absolutely loved the hotel's vibe. It seemed like a lot of ski enthusiasts were staying here. It's quite new, and the layout is exactly to my liking. The breakfast was truly excellent. They had rice noodles, which I, a 'southern big potato,' love, and also regular noodles. The laundry room wasn't crowded, and there was a lovely lady in the lobby – she was so beautiful! It seems attractive people gravitate towards attractive hotels. They also have their own coffee bar, and the in-room capsule coffee machine was my absolute favorite. The location is super convenient, right on the main street in the city center, with snowy landscapes on both sides. There are various restaurants right outside the main entrance. The room was spacious enough to fit most ski equipment. It's clear they really understand the ski market. They also offer airport pickup, which is a huge plus. I'll definitely bring my family here next time, and I want to stay in a duplex!

When I booked, I thought the campsite was inside the scenic area, but it's actually outside, nearly 4 kilometers from the closest entrance, the East Gate of Sai Lake. The campsite is very large, with golf carts to shuttle guests and luggage between the rooms and the front desk. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, with a wet/dry bathroom and full amenities. The breakfast provided by the campsite was also very good. However, for a stargazing campsite, the light pollution around was quite severe, and the skylight in the room wasn't clean, making it impossible to see the sky clearly.

My journey westward led me to the Hilton Urumqi. Stepping through the doors, it felt as if I had entered a soothing oasis. After a long and dusty journey, what was most precious was encountering such genuine warmth. A young lady at the front desk, named Xiaobao, greeted me with smiling eyes. Her words carried a unique clarity and sincerity, characteristic of the Northwest. She calmly and efficiently handled all the minor tasks, as if it wasn't just routine work, but rather like brushing dust off the clothes of a long-lost friend. Seeing my bewildered expression, she offered extra advice; when I inquired about local attractions and itineraries, she leaned over with a pen, meticulously outlining details. Such meticulousness went beyond her duties; it was more akin to an inherent kindness and sincerity. The system at my previous hotel had failed to log out my secure session, leaving me stranded at the front desk, helpless, much like an ancient traveler who had lost their transit permit – anxious and embarrassed. Thankfully, Xiaobao came to the rescue, and with exceptional patience and professionalism, she helped me resolve the issue. What was originally just a routine stopover became a memorable highlight of my journey, thanks to this meticulous attention to detail. Across a thousand miles of desert, with the gentle tinkling of camel bells, travelers have always sought nothing more than a lamp, a warm cup of tea, and a kind word. Yet here, nestled among the buildings at the foot of Bogda Peak, what I received far exceeded these simple desires. The grandeur of the Northwest is hidden in its mountains and rivers; the warmth of Hilton is reflected on the faces of its people. My heartfelt thanks to Xiaobao; through her kindness, she truly showed me the meaning of 'a home away from home'. While other five-star hotels I've stayed at might match Hilton's facilities, it's the personal kindness and amiable nature of the staff that truly makes guests feel refreshed and at ease. It is precisely these golden pieces of the puzzle that assemble into the perfect experience at Hilton Urumqi.

My stay at the R&F Wanda Vista Hotel in Urumqi was truly exceptional! The Western-style decor immediately caught my eye upon entering the lobby. The Tianshan tapestries and snow lotus lanterns were stunning, instantly elevating the atmosphere. The staff were incredibly welcoming, greeting me immediately and making me feel incredibly attentive. I have to praise Sara, the hotel's housekeeper. After adding her on WeChat, she quickly addressed any requests I had. She was incredibly thoughtful! She also thoughtfully took care of any issues I had with my reservation. The room I was given was the perfect size, spotlessly clean, and odorless. It was a comfortable stay, and I had a great rest. Upon check-out, they even gave the children a small gift. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Urumqi!

Atour is indeed a great choice. Their chain management system is well-established and efficient, reflecting a strong corporate culture and a commitment to quality standards and service. The front desk staff are warm and welcoming, the rooms are clean and tidy, and the bedding is comfortable. The breakfast is just right and delicious. It's also conveniently located not far from Liuxing Street and KAZANCHI. Definitely worth staying again.

Urcove hardly disappoints. It’s a superb hotel with great hardware. However, location wise it’s a bit far from the east gate where the opening ceremony is (15min walk ish). Although you can use the north gate (8min walk), you land in a weird spot in the ancient city. The hotels air condition also acted kinda weird when I was there. It stopped in the middle of the night even though I set it to heating mode of 24C, it dropped to 19C by itself. The room I booked supposedly has a balcony to it. But the thing is, it’s pretty much useless cuz the BBQ smoke from nearby restaurants will overwhelm you.

Thanks to the winds of Xinjiang, my worries have been swept away into freedom. Thanks to the snows of Altai, which sketched the outlines of the past. Vague memories, whether frozen or forgiven, have all been transformed into the blurred view of Sayram Lake. Goodness prevails, evil intensifies. My gratitude echoes, heard even by the snow-capped mountains. The snow caresses my hair, soothing me as I surrender my soul to this sacred place. My last stop brought me to Urumqi, where I stayed at the Xinjiang Minjie Atour Hotel. Its location is excellent, near the bustling Grand Bazaar. The beautiful and cheerful young men and women from Xinjiang provided attentive service, and the aunties and uncles kept everything spotlessly clean. The fragrant coffee washed away my fatigue, and the rich breakfast, full of Xinjiang flavors, filled me with happiness. The 3 PM checkout policy allowed me to get a good sleep before my long flight… Thank you, Atour, everything was perfectly arranged. 💕 I'm heading back. My story continues. The wind has a promise, the flowers won't miss their bloom. We'll meet again if fate allows. Xinjiang was a brief light on my path to self-salvation. Goodbye~