Romantic Hotels in Xinjiang, China

I had a wonderful experience at this hotel and will definitely be booking again. From check-in to check-out, everything was seamless. My room was clean, modern, and surprisingly spacious, with a super comfortable bed that made it hard to leave in the morning. The entire staff was warm, welcoming, and genuinely attentive without being intrusive. I also really enjoyed the breakfast spread, and the view from the room was a nice bonus. For the price, the quality and service exceeded my expectations. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a hassle-free, high-quality stay.

The beauty of Sayram Lake was absolutely amplified by this stargazing camp. On May 12th, the weather went from clear to cloudy, then overcast, then rain, then hail, and finally ended with light snow, all while being buffeted by strong winds. Although the lake was beautiful to its very core, the cold by its shore made my bones ache. Stepping into this room, wow, it was so warm I almost cried. The room was really unique; after staying in so many standard hotels, this one got my nearly 70-year-old parents as excited as two little kids. They sat by the window gazing at the lake, and even lay in bed watching it. They said it was an experience they'd never had in their lives. The location speaks for itself; it's so good that I almost felt like buying a ticket to drive around the lake was a waste – staying at the camp and enjoying the view was perfectly sufficient. The room was comfortably furnished, and the smart toilet, shower, and washing facilities were all perfectly adequate. Breakfast was incredibly rich and clean, satisfying even the pickiest palates; it's clear the owner puts a lot of heart into running this place. The front desk lady was exceptionally warm and diligent, patiently solving all sorts of guest problems; her service attitude was impeccable. The driver who transported guests and luggage in the little cart was also thoughtful and attentive. The three of us had three suitcases, five large bags, two small bags, and several plastic bags – it looked like we were fleeing a disaster! The driver quickly helped us move everything without letting us lift a finger. All in all, my opinion is that you get what you pay for. Whether it's the hotel's uniqueness, location, or service, it's absolutely worth the price. I've spent thousands of yuan many times in my life, but to have an experience that my parents found so novel and unforgettable for a lifetime, that truly makes it worthwhile.

This hotel is located right by the Grand Bazaar and has a charming, traditional feel. While the room decor and facilities are a bit dated, everything is spotless and well-maintained. The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming and proactively reached out to me before my arrival. The area downstairs is lively, with plenty of local restaurants, and its proximity to the Grand Bazaar makes getting around super convenient. Overall, it was a fantastic stay.

The hotel boasts a beautiful environment, likely a former state-run guesthouse. Its location is also excellent, just a ten-minute taxi ride to Liuxing Street. **Facilities**: The room is spacious, with a distinct state guesthouse style. **Hygiene**: Clean. **Environment**: It feels like it's built within a park, with many beautiful century-old trees. **Service**: Good service. There's also an ice cream shop inside the hotel – I can't quite recall the name, but I think it's the famous网红 (Wanghong/influencer) shop from Liuxing Street. Since there isn't much to do in Yili, it primarily serves as a transit point. This hotel offers a touch of local charm, and I recommend staying here.

We arrived Urumqi early in the morning, but we got a surprise coming at the hotel. All the staffs were superx3 nice and helpful. For check-in, a staff not just gave us a super early checkin, but she also got us an upgrade. Another staff was so patient with us to figure out how to help us for the airport transfer the next day, that she offered us an alarm call and help to call taxi to the airport. For the room, it is spacious, clean and warmly-looked. The settings is nice and comfortable. Toilet is spacious too, convenient for 2 to use at the same time, which I think good and smart. And finally, the special view to the park in autumn was so peaceful. For location, the hotel is near several attractions and you can take a taxi to Grand Bazzard with reasonable cost. Definitely and strongly recommended to anybody who come to Urumqi.

This hotel stay was fantastic from start to finish! The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel right at home. Service was top-notch across the board, whether we were dining or just asking for recommendations. Speaking of dining, the food was absolutely delicious with a great variety of options, and the environment of the hotel, from the lobby to the common areas, was simply beautiful and very inviting. Our room was also a highlight – it was impeccably clean and incredibly well-organized, with everything thoughtfully arranged for comfort and convenience. We had a truly great experience and would highly recommend this hotel!

It's a very friendly and relaxed place. The neighbourhood is really nice as well. It's just a short ride from the train station and filled with loads of restaurants and grocery stores and markets. What sparked my interest in this hostel is that the bathroom is downstairs and the room is upstairs. This way you don't have to listen to everyone using to bathroom and the lights won't wake you up. And in reality it worked really well as well; ) The other thing I liked was that they don't hand out single use toiletries and water bottles which sa⁹fes a lot of rubbish. The beds and bedding are really comfy if it is just you in the bunk. If you've got an neighbour then the bed shakes everytime someone moves which is a bit annoying. Unfortunately there's just one big light so everytim⁹e someone needs some light the whole room is brightly lit. A suggestion would be to have multiple lights that are less bright or fit all beds with curtains. Since a lot of people don't know what it takes to be considered curtains would probably safe a lot of grief. I'll definitely come back when I'm in Urumqi again!

The location is fantastic, with plenty of food options right downstairs. The hotel's decor is unique and the ambiance is great. We even got an upgrade to a terrace room, where you can take influencer-worthy photos that look like they're from a trendy cafe. There are lots of shelves, which are super convenient for storing things. Plus, they offer a shuttle service to the ski resort in the morning and evening.

The location is fantastic, right in front of Karakol Lake and Muztagh Ata. The rooms come with oxygen concentrators and humidifiers, though for the oxygen concentrators, it's better to keep a window slightly open, as a completely sealed room could be riskier. The camp also offers a photography package with three professionally retouched travel photos, and all the raw files are provided, which is standard for modern B&Bs. On the downside, the room size is a bit small and cramped, with not enough space for luggage. The buffet breakfast is quite simple compared to hotels in Kashgar, offering items like rice noodles, stir-fried vegetables, eggs, and coarse grains. The accommodation includes scenic area tickets, but you need to register yourself at the scenic area service center first. Dinner is available at the camp, and the menu is as shown in the picture. Overall, the value for money is decent, but it wasn't as surprising as some of the other camps on our trip.

Living in the poetry and paintings in Kashgar! ! ! The homestay experience exceeded expectations. The exotic style is full, the Moroccan style is mixed with Uighur characteristics, every decoration in the room is like an artwork, and the photos are blockbuster. The bedding is skin-friendly and soft, and the toiletries are also a favorite Oriental gem! The most important thing is that the two proprietresses are very hospitable and patiently answer each of our questions, and provide us with a lot of extra help during our stay. They are really at home. The location of the homestay is also invincible and convenient. It takes about 150 meters to walk straight at the entrance of the west gate of the ancient city. It only takes about ten minutes to walk to the punching points such as the century-old tea house and Rainbow Lane. At night, I have a drink in the Jingyiyuan Corridor to see the starry sky and quiet in the middle of noisy. It is really a window to see the fireworks of the ancient city, and the door is closed to enjoy the tranquility of Taoyuan.