3-Star Hotels in Xinjiang, China

The hotel is new and clean, with a separate wet and dry area. For Hemu, it's probably quite good value for money. The only downsides were the very weak water pressure for showering and the very simple breakfast. Hemu itself is a strange place; there's not much to do, yet it's so crowded and expensive – I don't quite understand why.

Reasonably priced and great value for money. The air conditioning in the room worked well! It's right on the main road, making transportation very convenient! For such an affordable room rate, they even include breakfast and dinner. Of course, don't set your expectations too high for the breakfast and dinner.

Location: Well located. ▪︎The old town area is within easy walking distance. ▪︎Bus stop right in front of the hotel. Buses to the train and bus stations, as well as Xiangfei Gardens and the A Bahe Jiamazha Mausoleum. ▪︎Yijia Huihao Supermarket and the pedestrian shopping street are a 5-minute walk away. Service: Excellent welcome; they allowed me to check in a little earlier than 2 PM. Atmosphere: A decent hotel, meeting typical Chinese standards, with standard amenities (laundry, breakfast). The hotel is set back from the main avenue, so it's quiet. A drawback is the quality of the carpets in the hallways: particularly dirty and stained in my corridor. Room ▪︎Room with 2 (large) single beds: As shown in the photos. Well laid out. Not extremely spacious – but sufficient for one person. ▪︎It was also slightly dark, as it was on the ground floor, with buildings blocking all the light (I could barely see the color of the sky), overlooking a small garden, and directly overlooking the offices opposite. ▪︎The bedding was very good quality. The linens were clean and of good quality. ▪︎The bathroom was clean, but showed some signs of poor maintenance. Hot water had good pressure. Shower gel and shampoo only were available from dispensers. There were no hooks for hanging bath towels. ▪︎I didn't test the Wi-Fi as it was incompatible with a VPN. ▪︎There was only one electrical outlet between the two beds and another in the work area. ▪︎There was no designated space for luggage. Breakfast: A large dining room serves the breakfast buffet. It is served from 8:00 to 10:30. ▪︎The buffet was exclusively Chinese, contrary to the information I received at reception which stated ”Chinese & Western buffet.” ▪︎The dishes were refreshed daily, and there was a fairly wide selection, despiteoccasional delays in restocking. ▪︎Major drawback: no hot drinks other than soy milk or fruit juice were available. AMENITIES ▪︎The room had AC, a hairdryer and an electric kettle. ▪︎Bottled water was provided daily. However, there was no tea or coffee. Tea was only available at reception. ▪︎Laundry room with 3 washing machines and 1 dryer, and detergent was provided. In conclusion, A good place to stay, though not exceptional. The value for money is in line with the country's average.

The shower water was wonderfully hot and powerful – so refreshing! And the breakfast spread, especially all the fresh vegetables, was incredibly delicious 😋. The soy milk was also super tasty! Huge thanks to all the front desk ladies and the security uncles, they were all fantastic! Cleanliness: Excellent, spotless, no dirty corners. Service: Absolutely amazing!

A truly excellent experience! The guesthouse is in a fantastic location, right in the heart of the old town (Xicheng district). The room was clean and well-maintained, with all the necessary amenities. The courtyard is absolutely beautiful. The owner was incredibly welcoming and even shared recommendations for local food and nearby attractions. The Wusitangboyi Street Police Station, which issues border permits, is very close by, and I got mine quickly with almost no wait. Many tourists stop to take photos at the guesthouse's entrance flower wall every day because it's so picturesque. It's also very close to the Kashi photo-op wall. The bars nearby have a great atmosphere in the evenings.

Very friendly and helpful staffs withou English speaking. I got complimentary very early check-in. The breakfast was perfect at the nearby anteen restaurant with 15 yuans capped.My room and bed are super comfortable, iron provided. The hotel was at the end of K2 bus line from Tulufanbei railway station. The location was great in the center, can connect to several attractions by buses or taxi. Walkable distance to Turpan Museum to see the mummies.

We stayed at the Qogir Hotel in Tashkurgan, Taxkorgan Tajik Autonomous County, Xinjiang. Honestly, this hotel is truly exceptional. I've stayed at much more expensive places that weren't as good. The service here is outstanding. For example, when we arrived, they helped us with our luggage, and they did the same when we left, even giving us gifts. During our stay, they delivered warm goodnight milk to each room every evening. It was delicious, not at all腥 (fishy), and pleasantly sweet. The hotel also took us stargazing. The staff would scout out the best spots beforehand, and if there were stars and the Milky Way visible, they'd drive us there. In the mornings, they'd take us to see the 'golden mountains under the rising sun' (日照金山). Their guide was incredibly responsible during these excursions, taking photos of each of us while we watched the stars and the sunrise. They were meticulous about finding the best angles and even gave us posing tips, making sure everyone got great shots without any fuss. Oh, and when we first checked in, they served us large cups of brewed herbal tea and explained that it helps with the high altitude. Speaking of the environment, the rooms have large humidifiers to ensure the air isn't dry at night. The toilets are smart, and there's herbal tea and bottled water in the room. The bottled water has particularly nice packaging. Plus, there's Safeguard hand soap, a small packet of Super washing powder, and hand cream. The public area has a washer and dryer. The breakfast in the morning was also excellent, with both Western and Chinese options, as well as coffee, milk, and yogurt. The guide also offered to take us to visit a local Tajik family. However, since both days we stayed were sunny, the local people were out herding and working. So, we didn't get to go. It's a shame we missed out because if it had been cloudy, we could have visited. It's been a long time since I've written such a thoughtful review. I originally planned to tidy up my words and have an AI 'polish' them, haha, but I think writing it as is feels more authentic. If anyone is planning to stay here, I highly recommend it. That covers the pros. I think discussing both the good and bad makes the review more objective and helpful for others. This is just my personal opinion. (Applies only to our special offer king room type) First, the hotel bathroom is very small, and water accumulates on the floor when you shower. Second, to lighten our luggage, we didn't bring slippers. I assumed most hotels provide plastic slippers for showering, but this hotel offers high-quality plush slippers. While they are indeed very good quality, they get completely soaked after one shower, and the hotel doesn't provide regular plastic ones. Despite these minor drawbacks, overall, it was a fantastic hotel experience. I haven't actively reviewed any other hotels on this trip; only the exceptional service here made me want to share my thoughts.

The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and the front desk service was warm and attentive. The location is convenient for getting around, and the environment was very clean. It offers great value for money, and my stay was super satisfying. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time.

The service was great! They even gave me a free room upgrade, which was a thoughtful touch. The breakfast was delicious. Every time I stay here, the staff are so welcoming, and all the front desk personnel are lovely. I really love this hotel. There are good restaurants downstairs, and it's close to where I like to go shopping. It has a nice, relaxed pace of life.

The hotel is strategically located within the ancient city. Since cars are not allowed inside the city walls, our driver dropped us off at the nearest gate, and we had to walk with our luggage to the hotel. Fortunately, the receptionist met us at the gate and guided us to the property. There are also plenty of street food stalls right below the hotel, making it very convenient for dining.