Luxury Hotels in Yining City

"I never expected to be so impressed by a hotel in Yining! The Lyufa Intercontinental is probably the best hotel in the area, not just because it's new, but also because of its seamless blend of ethnic minority elements with modern, stylish design. The lobby is upscale and grand, while the rooms are bright and comfortable. The unique textures and colors of the ethnic minority culture are evident in the carpets, countertops, bathroom partitions, and even the hotel corridors – truly captivating. The bedding is exceptionally high quality, the lighting design is well thought out, and the dual sinks perfectly meet my personal needs. The staff are all very enthusiastic, helping us with directions, carrying luggage, and taking great care of us. The breakfast buffet offers a good variety of options. I'm especially grateful to the hotel for noticing we left some clothing behind, contacting us immediately, and then shipping it back to our home via express delivery. All in all, it's a distinctive, tasteful, and well-designed hotel that's definitely worth revisiting."

"Overall, the hotel is quite good – very clean and comfortable. It's close to the Yili River, about a 10-minute taxi ride to watch the sunrise. The location isn't ideal, though. It takes about half an hour to get to both the airport and the train station. I asked for a quiet room, but initially, I was given a room right by the road. The view of a wasteland outside the window was also quite depressing. I had to repeatedly ask them to change rooms before they finally moved me. All calls default to the main switchboard, not the front desk. I got the impression the switchboard staff were quite frustrated too. Their attitude was good, but they couldn't help with things like delivery updates as they weren't aware of them."

"The room has been newly renovated, and the smart controls are super convenient. It really feels much more upscale now. It's also very close to the airport. The front desk staff gave us detailed directions to Six Star Street – just walk straight down Ningyuan Road past four traffic lights, and you're there! Definitely a big thumbs up! 👍👍"

"To be honest, this is the most expensive hotel we booked during our visit to Xinjiang. Its location is not very convenient, but we drove here and it was OK. Her courtyard is a Soviet-style building, which is really beautiful. The house is a bit inferior, just average, but the hot water has been broken, which I find very strange. Anyway, it has been broken for a while in the morning, and there was a fire drill in the afternoon, which scared me a lot. I called to ask what happened, and they said it was nothing, it was just a drill. It was quite strange."

"The room is clean and spacious, with good sound insulation. It is very quiet when resting. The hotel parking lot is large, and there is also a small park for walking by the river. The hotel breakfast is rich, especially the Xinjiang-style milk tea, yogurt, beef noodles, etc. are very delicious. The food in the restaurant on the second floor is also very good! It is not far to drive or take a taxi to the city attractions (it is recommended to take a taxi. Parking is inconvenient during the peak season of self-driving). I will definitely stay here again in the future."