Hotels With Wifi in Qinghai, China

It was my first time staying here. I saw good reviews online and decided to try it out. It was worth the trip. The service from the front desk sister was very good and enthusiastic. She responded to every request and answered the phone promptly. I have to give her a thumbs up. The room was spacious and bright, the bed was soft and comfortable, and it was very quiet. The fountain at the entrance of the hotel was also a plus!

We started our final China trip form Ürümqi followed by Turpin and Dunhuang. While our hotels there were reasonable, we felt really comfortable when we stayed at at a Club floor room at Sofitel Xining. Their service was one of the best we have experienced during our seven China trips so far. We enjoyed the comfort and the staff’s dedicated service. Thank you.

My stay far exceeded expectations! Despite its city-center location, it was incredibly peaceful and pleasant, with an abundance of dining and shopping options nearby. Even though the hotel opened a few years ago, the room facilities are excellent, and the rooms are spacious. The front desk staff were warm, efficient, and check-in was a breeze. They even thoughtfully upgraded us to a high-floor room with a fantastic view. Our room was spacious and bright, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering excellent views. The bedding was incredibly soft and comfortable, easily meeting five-star standards. The bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. A special shout-out to the soundproofing – we had a perfectly undisturbed night's sleep. We initially chose this hotel after driving from Lanzhou on our first day, and it was so good we decided to stay here again for our last night. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, and shopping is very convenient. Highly recommended!

The room is well-equipped and warm, and the sanitary conditions are also very good, especially the breakfast in the western restaurant on the first floor, which has many varieties and choices. The children enjoyed the meal very much. The service of the lady at the front desk was particularly warm and polite during check-in and check-out.

I will start off by saying that the room and bathroom were well appointed, the staff were friendly and helpful and breakfast was delicious. However, whilst the room was generally clean, when I dropped something that subsequently rolled under a fitted unit, I was pretty disgusted to see the dust and filth beneath it. It clearly had not been cleaned for…well…ever? I appreciate that these areas will not be as clean as the more visible parts of the room, however for a five star hotel, this is unacceptable. I do not expect to find dirty tissues and a thick layer of dust and dirt anywhere in my hotel room. But by far the absolute worst part of my stay was the inability to control the temperature in the room whatsoever. The room was so swelteringly hot that despite the comfortable bed, and everything to go with it, I was almost unable to sleep at all. I do not expect this in a five star hotel(and have never experienced it other than here and at anther Wanda hotel in Hohhot), I pay for luxury; controlling the room temperature is a basic requirement that I can even do in a 50 yuan a night hostel dorm. When I asked the staff at reception the following morning I was told the AC wouldn’t be available until after April 15th because ‘it’s cold outside’. Firstly, I am not sleeping outside, I am sleeping inside, on the 22nd floor, where it is anything but cold. Not to mention it was April, not January, even in Xining it is not that cold. Secondly, as a paying guest, in a five star hotel, it should be up to me to decide if it is hot or cold, not the hotel. For this reason, as lovely as the room, staff and breakfast may have been, I would not stay here again. I checked out and moved to the lower rated Hilton, where I could control the room temperature and actually managed to sleep…generally what the whole point of a hotel is.

The hotel's location is excellent, right across from Wanda Plaza and above Tangdao 637. The front desk staff were also very friendly. Although this isn't a brand-new hotel from the last couple of years, the rooms are well-maintained and comfortable to sleep in. My only minor issues were that the hot water indicator on the showerhead wasn't very clear and was marked incorrectly, and there was some drainage problem in the shower that caused water to pool. The hairdryer was a bit old, specifically, the folding joint was too loose. For late-night snacks, they offered sour soup dumplings and tangyuan (sweet glutinous rice balls), plus some delicious yogurt! Free parking is available, and even though the parking garage is a bit complex, the signs are quite clear.

I checked in late at night, and it was truly freezing in Qinghai. The moment I got to the front desk, they immediately offered me a cup of hot water, which warmed my heart. So nice! This hotel really pays attention to the small, thoughtful details. Great!

Excellent location. Worth the price. Varied breakfast options. Recommended for families. Parking underground option little inconvenient and parking fees for hotel stay is expensive and shocking. Otherwise room is spacious enough and clean. Staff were helpful and check in and out process was quick and seamless.

I arrived late that night, turned over 12 o'clock, turned around the door for two laps and couldn't find the location to park. The next day I passed by and found that there were still a lot of parking spaces at the door at 10 o'clock. I don't know if the surrounding residents stopped at night. Need to communicate in advance. The overall decoration of the room is relatively modern, with dry and wet separation, that is, the facilities are relatively scrawled, the faucet is installed in reverse, the heating I think is the portable type of hot air that is turned on, it is too late and I didn’t ask what the situation was. There is no heating cover in March. The quilt is still a bit cold.

The hotel is conveniently located, just a few minutes' walk from the high-speed train station. The rooms are quite spacious, although the hotel's orientation has some drawbacks. West-facing rooms get uncomfortably hot from the afternoon sun, while north-facing rooms experience some train noise. The noise, however, is tolerable and definitely preferable to the heat of the west-facing rooms. Regarding service, the front desk staff were excellent. However, the room attendant (housekeeping staff) had a very poor attitude. Cleanliness was a major issue: I found stains on the bedsheets. When I requested a change, the attendant was visibly annoyed. The overall room cleaning was terrible, with stains on both the sheets and towels. After numerous trips, this is the first time I've ever encountered dirty bed linen and towels in a hotel. Even the tissue box was poorly managed; after the top layer, the tissues underneath were completely disarranged and crumpled, looking like previously used ones that hadn't been properly tidied or replaced. Some even seemed partially used and just pushed back into the box, leaving me unsure if any used tissues had actually been removed.