Qinivake International Hotel (Kashgar Ancient City)

On the 22nd floor of the VIP Building, as shown in the picture, dirty water would bubble up from the drain after taking a shower. The toilet was full of tiny black bugs. I reported the bathroom odor to the hotel twice, but they just brushed it off. It wasn't until the bathroom became disgusting after a shower that they finally moved me to a different room. The breakfast was very simple. The hotel mainly caters to tour groups. The steamed cakes, watermelon, and milk were decent; the milk was fresh and even had a skin on it.

I stayed for three days in total. The first day was in the North Building, which had facilities similar to Motel 168. The downsides were peeling wallpaper in the bathroom, fixed with tape, and a persistent sewer smell. Given the affordable price, I didn't complain much (the attached photo is from the North Building). On the second and third days, I moved to the Main Building. The room was more than 200% more expensive, but the experience was even worse! There was no place to charge my phone by the bed, which was the most intolerable issue (I stayed for over ten days in Xinjiang afterward, and no other hotel had this problem). The air conditioning was practically nonexistent; ventilation relied on opening the window. Breakfast had very limited choices, basically Motel 168 standard. Service was hit-or-miss; I asked the front desk three times if I could get two key cards, and each time they told me to wait, but I never received them. The only upside is its proximity to the ancient city. Honestly, there's not much else to praise.