Inns in Xinjiang, China

Extremely well located, and great value for money. Happy staff who are very welcoming, and the room had everything it needed. My only concern was some extremely noisy guests in another room, which continued from midnight until 6am on one of the nights. Admittedly, I did not raise this to the staff as it felt too late to do so, so I cannot comment on how well it would've been handled. I'm sure they would have helped to stop it. It does mean that the soundproofing isn't totally perfect, but everything else was very good. Enjoyed my stay, will return if I come back to Kashgar.

The first stop in Xinjiang, the environment is very clean and the mattresses are very comfortable. I had a toothache in the middle of the night and the shop owner even gave me toothache medicine. Kittens are better relatives than my cats. Come again if you have a chance!

The location is very convenient, convenient and easy to find, the surrounding eating is also very convenient, the hotel owner is warm and thoughtful, the interior is clean and hygienic, very good, good quality and cheap!

The owner who allows dogs to stay is really nice! The room design is very atmospheric and warm, with complete refrigerators and washing machines. The room is very warm, and the giant screen TV is also awesome. The surroundings were relatively quiet during the three nights. The room was very clean, the aromatherapy smelled good, especially the hand sanitizer, and the hair dryer was the most comfortable I have ever used in so many hotels! The paper cups were also packaged separately. Although it is a little far from where I work, it is worth it. There are a lot of delicious food downstairs, and there is a park at the intersection where you can walk your dog. The only downside is that the signal of Apple phones in this building is really too poor 💔 But I will choose here next time I come!

Our stay at Maowo Inn was a pleasant surprise, prompted by our trip to Urumqi Silk Road International Ski Resort in Xinjiang with our child. Although it's an inn, it's designed and equipped like a hotel. Our 4-day, 3-night stay exceeded our expectations. **Service:** First and foremost, we were deeply touched by the warm, friendly, and sincere hospitality of the owner and his wife. The owner's wife, in particular, was very personable. Any questions we had were promptly answered and resolved. During check-in, she patiently explained the room temperature (offering extra blankets if it felt cold at night), how to preheat the electric water heater and its usage tips, and the shuttle service to the ski resort. Our large luggage was brought up by a lift and carried to our room, making us feel like family. **Facilities:** The room was spacious and bright, well-equipped with a TV, floor heating, an electric water heater, and a luggage lift. The heating was ample and comfortable, and hot water was available all day. During the day, the sunlight streaming through the window made the room bright and warm. The view outside the window was beautiful, offering sights of Aiwenda Road, Feichangdao, and Xuanzangdao. At night, the twinkling lights of Aiwenda Road were especially captivating, which was why we chose a scenic twin room. Additionally, my child loved the corridor design, reminiscent of scenes from Harry Potter movies, and the environment was quiet. **Hygiene:** The room was clean and tidy, and the bedding was fresh and comfortable. Housekeeping cleaned the room daily. On our first day, the owner let us choose between two rooms, and we picked the one with a tatami bed, mainly drawn by the carpet with Xinjiang elements. **Breakfast:** Breakfast was not included when we booked online, but upon arrival, the owner surprised us with free breakfast vouchers. Breakfast offered milk tea, boiled eggs, millet (or corn) and red date porridge, steamed buns, stir-fried dishes, and cold salads. It was simple yet energizing, meeting our basic needs. **Location:** The inn is very close to the ski resort. The visitor center is divided into East and West zones, and it's convenient whether you drive or walk. When we visited, the East zone was open, and the inn provided a shuttle service, taking about 5-6 minutes by car or 10-odd minutes on foot. Although the West zone wasn't open, it would be about a 5-minute walk. While the child was skiing, adults could enjoy a walk, soak up the sun, breathe fresh air, and get some exercise. Upon leaving, the owner kindly helped us with our luggage downstairs. Many thanks! We'll definitely stay at Maowo Inn again if we have the chance.

Good hotel. I got lost walking there from T3. I think they have a shuttle. If you walk straight it's probably less than 5 minutes. It took me close to an hour at 2 AM.

The room wasn't very clean; there was visible dust on some surfaces, and cigarette ash on the bathroom floor. The lighting was dim, creating a somewhat gloomy atmosphere. The good thing was its excellent location with plenty of food options—the guesthouse restaurant is downstairs—and the prices were very reasonable. Anyone who isn't overly picky or obsessive-compulsive can tolerate it.

Hygienic and clean, the bedding is clean, the mattress is neither soft nor hard, and it is comfortable to sleep on. There is a washing machine, the bathroom is separated from wet and dry areas, there is enough hot water, the shower water is flush, and the shower is pleasant. The toilet flushes very well. The landlady is very good at communicating and refreshing. She handles problems quickly.

When traveling to southern Xinjiang, I chose this B&B. The most unique thing about this hotel is that each room is named after a small country in the Western Regions in history. The owner obviously put his best efforts into it. The wallpaper and floor tiles in the room also have a Western style. It’s great to walk around in southern Xinjiang, where more ethnic characteristics are preserved, and experience different cultural customs.

I wanted to go to Pamir to see the apricot blossoms, but I arrived a little early. I happened to stay in Kashgar for a few days to see this unique ancient city. I stayed at Siyu Boutique B&B and was very pleasantly surprised. The location is quite good, with multiple check-in spots within 300 meters. The old teahouse, Id Kah, and Yimi Lane are all within easy reach. It is the core area of ​​the western part of the ancient city. The B&B is also very distinctive, with castle-style buildings and corridors with ethnic style. The proprietress is cheerful and enthusiastic and can sing and dance. I had a very happy stay