Top Hotels in Shule

Stone’s throw away from Id Khar Mosque (艾提尕尔清真寺). Really hospital service especially at reception, Alia helped me arrange a wonderful driver called Yasin who took me to Shipton’s Arch (天门/Toshuk Tagh) and showed me some really good places to dine. Room was comfortable and they even had a Uyghur dance show at the hotel. Highly recommended!

Facilities: They are all very new equipment, the elevator is very safe, and the air-conditioning TV in the room is very good. Hygienic: very clean and very satisfied. Environment: The newly renovated hotel has a very good environment, from the hotel lobby to the corridor to the hotel, it is very good. Service: I praise Miss Mire at the front desk, and I am very kind and responsible. I am especially grateful for the missing luggage. Finally, the hotel breakfast is also good, Western and Chinese styles are available, especially pepper chicken and the same as eating in the restaurant.

First of all, I would like to give special praise to the hotel friend Yihan for being very enthusiastic and genuine. When I first came to Kashgar, I heard that there are many hotels here, so my husband and I came into the lobby. The enthusiasm of the front desk partner helped me attract me to the lobby. The room was very well decorated. It's very unique. The front desk clerk and the cleaning lady are very enthusiastic and serious. The most important thing is that although it is newly opened, the room has no decoration smell. The location is also very good. You can go to see the show on foot within walking distance. The east gate is great. I recommended it to my friends. Next time I choose Meihao!

Atour Hotel is my favorite brand and I have stayed in many cities. But this Atour Hotel is a bit disappointing. Reasons: 1. The room is not soundproofed, and the sound of the door closing next door and the noise upstairs are very obvious at night; 2. The room is relatively small, as shown in the picture; 3. The security guard at the door is like a wooden man, sitting there stupidly, seeing the guests Carrying a lot of luggage was indifferent. 4. The price is expensive. This hotel is the fourth hotel I have stayed in during this trip to Xinjiang, and the second hotel in Kashgar. This Atour is the most expensive and the least cost-effective.

Located in the east district of the ancient city of Kashgar, it is bustling with activity, the night view is beautiful, and the Uyghur girls and boys on the street are beautiful and handsome. The boss will contact you before you even enter the B&B to tell you about parking and dropping off your luggage. When you enter the B&B, you will be given watermelon drinks and snacks. You can also check in and take pictures on the top floor for free. Very thoughtfully done. The only reason why I didn't give it full marks is because the street is a bit noisy. It gets dark late in Xinjiang, and it's still very noisy at 1 o'clock at night. I can't stand it. Friends who are light sleepers can consider the West District, which will be better. But this B&B still left a good impression on me.

I have lived here for two days, and the reputation of Home Inn is well-matched. The security guy at the door is very enthusiastic, and he took the initiative to open the door and direct the car to back up. The surroundings are very convenient. Go straight to the ancient city before you go out, turn left when you go out, and the commercial street is about 1 km away. Food and drink are OK.

The location of the B&B is very good, just next to Rainbow Lane, quiet amidst the hustle and bustle, and the decoration style is especially suitable for taking pictures. The little brother at the front desk is very nice. He not only helps us with our luggage, but also treats us to eat watermelon every day. The big plate chicken is also very delicious~ The eldest sister is also very good. We played until 12:00 in the morning and came back at 1:00, and the eldest sister is still waiting for us , and responsive to requests, unlimited bottled water and so on~ Hygiene is also pretty good, the sheets are clean and the bathroom doesn't smell bad~ It's really worthy of five-star praise for a homestay~

The transportation is convenient and the surrounding restaurants are great. My experience at the Mercure in the ancient city of Kashgar last weekend was simply amazing. This hotel was the first of the many Mercure hotels I have stayed in in China to provide airport pick-up service, which made my journey start very relaxed and enjoyable. The warm service from the hotel manager was unforgettable. They kept in touch with me via WeChat and ensured that the pick-up service was on time. Regarding accommodation, the hotel assigned me a high-floor room No. 08. From here, I can enjoy an unobstructed view of Kashgar's classic scenery, including the beauty of the ancient city, the TV Tower and the *** Statue. In addition, the hotel's self-service laundry service is also a big highlight. It has enough washing machines and dryers so that I don't have to wait in line. This is in the same level as InterContinental Group Holiday Inn Express, Marriott Group Fairfield, Hyatt Group Escape, Hilton It is rare to see in the group's Huiting, Garden and other hotels. In terms of catering, the hotel’s breakfast options are rich, especially the Xinjiang-style milk tea, noodles and beef stew, which impressed me deeply. In addition, yogurt and various fruits are a perfect start to a good day. Finally, the hotel's strategic location close to the ancient city makes exploring surrounding attractions a breeze. Based on this pleasant experience, I will undoubtedly choose Mercure Kashgar Ancient City again the next time I visit Kashgar.