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"Whenever I return to Yining, this hostel is always my first choice. You can easily team up with other guests to explore, and the host even organizes excursions. It's perfect for students, backpackers, or long-term travelers on a budget, allowing you to save money that can be spent on richer travel experiences. The front desk's chalkboard or their WeChat group is regularly updated with real-time travel info, which is far more practical than any guidebook."

"I stayed at the Zhongya International Hotel in Yining. It's conveniently located—just a few minutes from the train station. The room wasn't perfectly sterile, but it was clean and cozy, with everything you need. The breakfast was delicious and quite varied, even though the menu hadn't changed in three days. I was especially surprised by the smart toilet—a pleasant surprise. 🙂 There are plenty of shops and cafes nearby, offering a variety of cuisines, so you can try local dishes or just grab a bite. Overall, it's a pleasant place to stay—convenient, comfortable, and reasonably priced."

"A particularly pleasant stay experience, the young lady at the front desk was very good, and the room type was upgraded. The room was very large and the sound insulation was very good. Basically, I couldn't hear any additional sound, so I slept very comfortably. The service of the whole hotel was particularly attentive. From the manager taking us to the underground parking lot to the hotel service staff, we placed a foot wash bucket in the room to let the guests who returned to the store to soak their feet after the tour, this is really intimate. The hotel parking space is actually very sufficient. You can basically park in the ground parking lot when you come back early, and you can park in the underground when you return late. It was really delicious to send ice cream before check-in. I gave a souvenir when I checked out. I ate and took it again, hahahaha. Really recommended!!"

"The hotel lobby is modern in design, the rooms are spacious and bright, and the floor-to-ceiling windows have a great view, especially the night view. The bathroom and bedding are spotless, and the aunt cleans carefully every day, even the corners are very clean. The front desk lady has a very good attitude and also recommends nearby food and tour routes. The WiFi speed is fast, suitable for business and leisure travelers."

"This is the ceiling of the guesthouse I've ever stayed in 😁. Clean, tidy, and comfortable with heating throughout—it truly felt like home. The host was very friendly and knew how to enjoy life; they even boiled eggs and baked naan for us in the morning, making us feel warm and welcome during our trip. It's also very close to Baxing Street. I was extremely satisfied! I highly recommend this place to anyone going to Yining. ...Pictures attached!"

"Coming to Yining for the National Day holiday, I didn't hesitate to choose Atour, and it turns out it was absolutely the right decision. **Location:** Situated on Jiefang Road, it's very close and convenient to Liuxing Street and Kazanchi. There are also many Xinjiang delicacies nearby to try – perfect! **Environment:** The Atour Hotel has a great environment. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the bedding is unbelievably good! It really lives up to its reputation as a hotel that sells bedding. Special heads-up for sisters who love collecting stamps: Atour's lobby has a huge collection of beautiful stamps. My little notebook is now filled to the brim! **Facilities:** I absolutely love Atour's laundry room. The hotel offers laundry service, and here it means: dedicated staff watch, dedicated staff collect, and dedicated staff deliver your clothes. All you have to do is drop off your laundry. It's fast and excellent – I loved it! 😍"

"The location is fantastic, tucked away in an alley near Six-Star Street, making it very quiet at night. Of course, compared to guesthouses directly on Six-Star Street, the view from the window is quite ordinary. In the mornings, there are great baozi options nearby, and for lunch, there's delicious拌面 (banmian - mixed noodles). The coffee shop across the street is also a nice spot to check out. Housekeeping was very good, and it would be even better if the quality of the amenities could be improved."

"Traveled to Xinjiang with friends, and we stayed at Atour for our last two nights. This Atour hotel seemed quite new, and the overall facilities were excellent, exceeding my expectations. The only minor surprise was finding beverages (Atour's black and green tea) in the mini-fridge. One of the bottles appeared to have been opened and partially consumed by a previous guest, and it was surprisingly still left in the fridge. Fortunately, we noticed it right away, called the front desk, and a staff member promptly came to replace it with fresh ones. The hotel's laundry service was excellent. They have staff who oversee the washing machines, and once your clothes are done, they even fold them neatly and deliver them to your room door. This thoughtful service truly adds a lot of convenience for guests. Finally, I must mention that the hotel breakfast was quite good, offering a wide variety of options. They also replenished the food promptly, which is a big plus, unlike some hotels where choices dwindle for guests who come to eat later."

"This was a wonderful stay, from beginning to end. The welcome we received at the desk made us feel at home, and the women there did everything they could to make our stay comfortable, and to help us with the small problems we had with our trip. I can't say enough about the staff. The room was great, and the breakfast had all we could want, including some options for western tastes. The location is great, 15 minutes from the six star area, and street food everywhere we look. We were also allowed an extra two hours to wait for our flight. All in all a great choice. Thank you again to the staff."

"I didn't take any photos of the hotel room, but overall, the hotel itself was decent. However, I really have to vent about Yining city. It's incredibly noisy and chaotic! Six-Star Street, right opposite the hotel, is like a frantic marketplace. Drivers on the road constantly blare their horns, show absolutely no respect for pedestrians, and drive recklessly, making everything feel incredibly fast-paced and stressful. The city's infrastructure and development clearly haven't kept up with modern standards; you see discarded, half-pulled cables strewn everywhere. I genuinely have no desire to visit Yining again."