Xining Changjiang International Hotel
Invested and constructed to premium standards by Qinghai Changjiang Industry and Trade Group Co., Ltd., the hotel is situated at No. 43 Changjiang Road, Chengzhong District, Xining City, adjacent to the eastern side of Central Square. Its prime downtown location places it within a 10-minute walking distance of key landmarks, including the Provincial and Municipal Government Offices, the Ximenkou and Dashi Cross commercial hubs, the Shuijingxiang Central Business District, and the renowned Mojie Street culinary district.
Strategically positioned in the heart of Xining with exceptional transportation connectivity, the hotel offers an ideal accommodation choice for both business travelers and leisure guests. It features state-of-the-art facilities and modern design, complemented by a full range of amenities. The luxuriously appointed guestrooms are equipped with fully automated intelligent systems, central air conditioning, in-room safes, minibars, high-speed broadband internet, comprehensive Wi-Fi coverage, and smart room control systems.
Four multifunctional conference rooms on the third floor, with a combined capacity of 300 attendees, provide cutting-edge technology and elegant decor suitable for conferences, banquets, weddings, exhibitions, and press conferences. Dedicated event coordinators deliver tailored "concierge-style" services to meet precise client requirements.
Culinary Offerings(HALAL):
Xinliyuan Chinese Restaurant (Floors 3-5): Featuring 22 uniquely themed private dining rooms and two banquet halls accommodating over 600 guests. The menu showcases premium hot pot selections, fresh seafood, authentic Sichuan and Cantonese cuisine, and distinctive Qinghai ethnic specialties.
Baituo Li·Salar Family Restaurant (2nd Floor): Offers complimentary Chinese-Western breakfast buffets for in-house guests, alongside traditional ethnic dishes, coffee, tea, and themed buffet dinners for up to 140 patrons.
Additional Facilities:
A fully equipped fitness center, self-service laundry, business center, therapeutic foot massage services, convenience store, and dedicated office spaces collectively position the hotel as a multifunctional destination integrating accommodation, dining, conferencing, recreation, work, and retail.
Service Philosophy:
"Through sincere dedication, we strive to ensure every guest’s satisfaction" remains the unwavering commitment of the Changjiang team. Our service excellence is designed to elevate your experience of Qinghai’s majestic landscapes and cultural richness.
"Location: This is a major plus. There's a bus stop right outside the hotel called 'Sanjiao Huayuan West' (Triangle Garden West), which has a direct route (Bus 909) to Ta'er Monastery. I've even shared a detailed guide on a certain social media platform. If you walk uphill and slightly to the left from the hotel, you'll reach Beidajie (North Street). Turning right and walking forward from Beidajie leads you to Nandajie (South Street), Mojia Street, and attractions like Jinta Temple, Hongjiao Temple, and the Confucius Temple. All these are within a comfortable 1-2 km walking distance, which is excellent.
Service: The front desk staff were competent and professional. They provided all the necessary information and reminders. While they weren't overly enthusiastic, I felt their service was very thorough and attentive. They reminded me of everything I needed to know and were responsive to requests.
Facilities: I booked a business twin room on the 25th floor with outdoor views. The window could be opened. Since it faced east, the room was a bit warm when I first entered, but once the air conditioning was on, the overall temperature became comfortable. I turned off the AC at night because it got a bit chilly. The housekeeping staff were very efficient and kept the room spotless. Free bottled water was replenished daily, except for one large bottle explicitly marked in the room as costing 5 RMB – that's something to note.
Afternoon Tea: I tried the afternoon tea. There was nothing particularly special about it – a pot of tea, some popcorn, four small pastries, and a small bowl of fruit. So, if you're tired and don't feel like going out, and it's offered complimentary between 2 PM and 5 PM, it's worth trying. I wouldn't recommend purchasing it separately as it's not particularly good value.
Additionally, I didn't book breakfast because I wanted to sleep in. For breakfast, if you walk out of the hotel, turn right, then uphill to the first intersection and turn right again, opposite the primary school, there's a place called 'He Yonglong Da Gu Tang' (He Yonglong Big Bone Soup). I found it to be very affordable. You pay for the bone broth, and the flatbreads, sweet garlic, and dried radishes are all free. Two of us had a large bowl, and it was incredibly good value.
Overall, highly recommended."