Tianyuan International Hotel

The hotel is surrounded by beautiful environment, close to Yili River Park and Yili Grand Theater. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the bedding is comfortable. The breakfast is rich, and we ate the local traditional snack noodles and lungs. The service staff is warm and thoughtful.

The hotel is in a good location, spacious and comfortable, which is very good in Yining. The room is large and the breakfast is rich. It is also convenient to go to Liuxing Street to play. A very good hotel worth staying in

I stayed in this hotel for 4 nights in mid-September. It was convenient for setting off from Yining to Sailimu Lake Nalati and Liuxing Street. The room was large and the facilities were old, but the basic equipment was complete. The room had a view of the Ili River. , but there are no restaurants or shopping malls nearby, so you must take a taxi when going out. The Chinese food is of average quality, and the dinner at the Chinese restaurant is of average quality.

Facilities: Good Sanitation: Very good Environment: Very good Service: Good I always stay at Tianyuan when I come to Yining. Good environment and convenient transportation. The room facilities are relatively complete, but a bit old. The scales are still old-fashioned, not electronic. The service is not bad, and the front desk has also upgraded the room. Attached is a picture of Yining Old Street.

The hotel is right by the Yili River, and I chose a room with a beautiful river view. The breakfast was rich, the hotel was beautiful, and there was a continuous supply of hot water. I booked to stay for two nights, but when I checked in, the front desk only opened a room card for one night. I was very tired when I arrived at the door of the room at 11:30 pm the next day and found that I couldn't get in, so I went to the front desk to solve it (a manager in black received me, and the other one in blue). When I mentioned that I rarely encountered such a situation, not only did they not apologize, but they also showed a pouting expression. When I returned to the room and contacted the guest service center to ask for the lobby, they said that the black-clad person should be a high-level person at night, and we had to check out before 9 o'clock the next day, and I couldn't wait to complain to the lobby manager.

The waiters in the restaurant are fighting with the guests for food. This is the first time I have seen this kind of situation. It is not even 10:30 yet, and the waiter takes away the rack and spoon first, maybe you are just about to take the rack. He rushes to throw it into the basket first, and then rushes to take the food away, for fear that you will eat one more bite. He has no sense of service at all. The waiters in the restaurant and the housekeepers are even more noble. It feels like you are eating and staying for free at their house. There is a problem with management