Yili Hotel

Facilities: The equipment is a bit old. The most uncomfortable thing is that the toilet sewer has a strong odor. At first, the hotel gave me a room on the second floor. Because it was too smelly, I changed to a room on the sixth floor. The sixth floor was good when I first checked in, but the sewer was still smelly at night. It was really bad. There are washing machines and dryers in the laundry room, but there is no laundry detergent or laundry bags. It is a very bad experience for a five-star hotel to have none of these equipment. Hygiene:  It's average. The toilet is smart electric, but the water spray is too strong, and your butt will get wet. Environment: The hotel environment is good, with many flowers, plants and trees. Service: It's okay. Basically, it responds to requests and the attitude is good. 

I stayed at the famous Yili Hotel on the last night in Yili, and it really lived up to its reputation. Formerly an embassy, ​​the hotel is a park with a huge area, towering ancient trees and lush greenery. The same Gulandam ice cream as Liuxing Street also has a store in the park, with dozens of small ingredients added for free, full of milk flavor, super delicious. We arrived late and were originally scheduled to stay in a king-size bed room in Building 2, which is the main building and has better decoration. The front desk service was very good, and the room type was upgraded for free, and we drove to the largest blind box room of this Xinjiang trip. A one-bedroom suite with a desk, bookcase, two bathrooms, a bathtub, and a cloakroom. It's really awesome!