A genuine ouighour hotel near to the Big Bazaar. very comfortable, clean and friendly. Wow for the décor... a bit overpowering but totally in context. The room was comfortable, internet in the bedroom (sometimes on and off but generally working). the breakfasts were great and we also ate there for lunch one day. Much more fun to be in the... More

This is a very nice arabian style hotel decorated with giant lifesize vases and arabic architecture. The restaurant buffet was a nice variety of western and chinese dishes and you can watch fresh noodles being made. Location is walking distance to the International Grand Bazaar, night market, and Tartar Mosque. Room was nice and had chinese state tv as well... More

The hotel is very well located in the uyghur neighbourhood near the International Grand Bazaar (5 Minutes walking distance). The rooms are spacious and clean. The food served is great and breakfast is particularly among the best in the whole Xinjiang Province (in comparison to all hotels we stayed at during our trip). The hotel is managed by Uyghurs and... More

This hotel was within walking distance of a bakery, bottle-o (liquor store), the busy market street, and restaurants. The porters were attentive and most spoke very good English (better than the ladies at reception). The lobby and restaurant always seemed busy and popular. As is to be expected in China, the plumbing is imperfect, and the pipe below our hand... More

Uighur owned and managed. Staff at desk managed with English and Mandarin. We left too early to sample their breakfast. Located near old Uighur neighborhoods. Beds firm but softer than in all the Han run hotels we encountered later and which are too hard to sleep on. Quiet at night. This is a an older building was built with pride... More