Yining Hotels with Balcony

"After returning from the mainland for the Chinese New Year, the last stop was Yili. I happened to fall in love with this hotel at first sight. I arrived at the hotel at ten o'clock that night. A very beautiful Kazakh girl at the front desk of the hotel was smiling and serving enthusiastically. She treated the children with the same care as her sister. After completing the check-in procedures and returning to the room, the room and the corridor were decorated with Xinjiang characteristics. The Xinjiang incense was super comfortable. There was a disposable foot bath bucket with boiling water and foot bath powder in the room, which was really considerate. There was also a refrigerator, washing machine, washing powder, and alcohol opposite, which were all free to use. There was also a detail problem that all hotels I have stayed in have never had. There is a small storage bucket for washing utensils (the used toothbrush boxes can be placed in it). This detail is really very good. The smiling hello of the aunt in the hotel restaurant made people feel very comfortable and refreshing. The breakfast in the restaurant was delicious. I ate a lot more that day and was laughed at 😜. My child said, ”Mom, mom, you have to give a five-star rating to the Kazakh Nana girl at the front desk, and the restaurant should also be rated five stars. The child brother likes this hotel and the smiling service and thoughtful service of this hotel very much.” This is the hotel I will stay in when I go to Yili."

"The room should be newly renovated and relatively new. I didn't book a parent-child room, so I booked a family room, but the room type is very strange. A large bed and two single beds are facing each other, and the sight is separated by a TV cabinet. The two single beds are on the side of the door, and the top of the bed by the door is just the air outlet of the air conditioner. The condensation water is poor and drips to the bed. The bathroom is very small, the basin has no door to the big bed, the toilet and shower glass door transmit light, and some people use the bathroom to affect the people who sleep. Breakfast is eaten with coupons at a milk tea shop next door. The standard of 20 yuan per person is 20 yuan. Although it is self-service, there are very few varieties of things and the replenishment is not timely. It is a plate to grab a plate. It is full, but there is really no oil. The service is basically not available. The front desk does not look up at the guests when checking in. There is no response when asking. I am impatient to ask more. All the hotel drinking water along the way is casually taken. This one does not give more than one bottle. Let the water dispenser in the corridor to pick up the water. It does not match the price of 600+ at all!"

"My trip to Yining was a last-minute decision, so the accommodation booking was quite rushed. Initially, the photos looked good. Let's get straight to the pros and cons! Pros: The price was reasonable, and the location on Liuxing Street is excellent. Although there's no elevator, the front desk staff were very helpful with luggage, and since it's not many floors up, climbing wasn't strenuous. There's a large terrace upstairs, which was very convenient for drying clothes. The water heater provided quick, strong water flow. Despite facing the street, it was surprisingly quiet. Cons: The first room we were given had dirty bedsheets, and the drawers contained dust and hair. The owner attributed it to oil from a previous guest's takeout and promptly moved us to another room. It's baffling why a room, if not properly cleaned, would be offered to a new guest, regardless of the mess's origin. The bed in the new room was clean, and while there was still some dust in corners, it wasn't too bothersome. However, at night, I noticed the toilet paper dispenser was full of white powdery dust, which was quite off-putting. The guesthouse itself is quite new, and the location is excellent. However, the owner seriously needs to get on top of the cleaning!"