Find 3-Star Hotels in Yining

"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!"

"I have stayed in so many hotels in Vienna, Tianjin, Urumqi, and Yili. So far, this one is the one I am most satisfied with. It seems that this is the only one in Yili. You cannot use the ID card photo to check in. You must have the original. You also opened the suitcase and took the ID card before checking in. In other aspects, it can be said that the cost performance is very high. The water volume of the tap hot water is relatively small. I called the front desk and asked and immediately sent someone to check it out. They said that it might be more relaxed. They also gave a solution and said that next time you check in, you can get a discount or free upgrade to the room type. If I was not happy with my stay, I would not give these comments. Please consider it appropriately. Have a happy stay🫶"

"The price is not expensive in the city. The accommodation environment and hygiene are much better than those of the same price express hotels. The service attitude is standard and worth recommending. It is newly renovated. The room smells good, especially the bathroom, which has no odor. The front desk lady is very beautiful [grin]"

"The homestay is very clean and tidy. Although it is semi-underground, there is no discomfort. The facilities are complete and the room is clean. The service attitude is good, and they helped me book a special car to the airport for free. It is only a dozen minutes' walk from Liuxing Street. There are various foods around it and it is not far from the farmers' market."

"The hotel is conveniently located near Six Star Street, and on-site parking is very easy. For those driving, I highly recommend parking your car at the hotel and walking to Six Star Street, especially in the evening. Six Star Street can get quite congested, and parking there is a nightmare, so walking is definitely quicker and much less hassle. Choosing this hotel was a brilliant decision for our large family of eight, spanning different generations. The older members preferred to turn in early, so they'd head back to the hotel for some rest after dinner at Six Star Street, while we younger ones stayed out enjoying ourselves until midnight. Similarly, the elders would wake up early and explore Six Star Street on their own in the mornings, while we slept in a bit longer. This arrangement worked out perfectly, allowing everyone to enjoy their vacation at their own pace without disturbing each other. We enjoyed afternoon tea at Anarhan, where the lamb skewers grilled on red willow branches were absolutely delicious. The ice cream was a bit sweet for my taste, and we tried the massive, incredibly firm ”Dalieba” (Russian bread) from Lyuba Bread House – quite an experience! Six Star Street truly comes alive at night and is fantastic for a stroll. During the day, Kazanqi offers a peaceful escape, and feeding the pigeons there is quite enjoyable. Aside from the somewhat challenging traffic conditions, Yining itself is a wonderful place."

"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!"

"The hotel is on a small area and at first I wondered if I had gone to the wrong place because the elevator was old, but once the door opened it was the same as the picture. The shower water is strong enough 👍🏻 This hotel has supper to eat, very cheap, a cup of yogurt in the scenic spot to buy ten dollars. Good value for money."

"The room is big, the bed is big, clean and hygienic; The bathroom is semi-dry and wet-separated (there is no door in the shower room, water will splash out), and the position of the shower head is too high, suitable for Yao Ming; Dissatisfaction: Breakfast is served from 8:00-10:30. When we arrived at the restaurant at 9:00, except for two kinds of porridge, most of the containers were empty and no one replenished them."

"First off, the location is great—it's about a 5-8 minute walk to both the Grand Bazaar and Kazanqi. As for the service, the front desk attendant, Xiao Mai, was incredibly beautiful and super enthusiastic. She even upgraded our room for free! The moment I saw her, all the travel fatigue just melted away. Finally, the room itself was spacious, with new facilities, and excellent soundproofing. All in all, it was a perfectly wonderful stay, highly recommended!"

"Location: The main entrance is not on Jiefang West Road. You have to drive in from the alley next to a Xike Hotel to the parking lot. There are plenty of parking spaces. There are many local restaurants downstairs and in Shanghai City opposite, which is better than Liuxing Street. Decoration: It can be said to be the most modern, young and fashionable in this trip to Yili. Room: The area is large enough, with a desk, tea table, sofa, and dry and wet separation in the bathroom, which meets the needs. Bedding: Very comfortable, fell asleep super fast."