Heyi Hotel (Xining Daxin Street Night Market Central Square Branch)

The room was very spacious. No air conditioning seems to be standard in Xining, but there was a humidifier and an electric fan in the room. The staff thoughtfully provided an extra room card for power, saying it would make the room less stuffy. Breakfast was available, and that's good enough – don't be too picky, convenience is key! The parking lot was also very convenient. It's close to Mojia Street and Shuijing Lane, both within walking distance. There's a pharmacy downstairs, handy for buying oxygen tanks!

The front desk staff were friendly and the location is good, with underground parking available. However, the overall environment is quite outdated. The room had no air conditioning, only a very noisy fan. In Xining with 30-degree weather, you can imagine how uncomfortable it was without AC. The window was practically useless, making the room stuffy and leading to a sleepless night. If the weather is hot, definitely avoid this place, as it will impact your plans for the next day.

The hotel is in a very convenient downtown location, and the front desk staff are excellent! Plus, there's free parking and a good breakfast. The only downside is that with several hotels sharing the same elevators, there's often a long wait. Overall, I'm very satisfied!

My stay at the Hanting Hotel (West Street Branch) was an extremely poor experience. The room had no air conditioning. We checked in at 1 PM, and the front desk informed us that only rooms on the 24th floor were cleaned, so they assigned us one. Upon entering the room, it was unbearably hot. There was only a fan, which did absolutely nothing to cool it down, forcing my family to seek refuge from the heat on the street and in shopping malls. Later, I contacted the front desk to request a room change to a different floor. The staff on duty initially tried to move us to another uncleaned room on the 24th floor, which we refused. After strong communication from our side, the manager finally helped us switch to the 19th floor, but the room was still stuffy, and opening the window offered no relief. Futhermore, the hotel facilities are old, and the ventilation is poor. The room was not equipped with mosquito repellent, so my family was bitten by mosquitoes throughout the night, severely impacting our sleep quality. The elevators also had long wait times, and breakfast was inconvenient. Only the location is decent. For anyone looking for a good night's sleep, I strongly advise against staying here. I recommend booking a hotel with air conditioning instead. This is our genuine experience after staying for two consecutive nights, and we will not be returning.

The Hanting Hotel is located in Xining's bustling downtown area, close to the famous Mojia Street Old Quarter, which is brimming with delicious food and lively atmosphere. It's also very convenient for getting to tourist attractions by taxi or bus.

Centrally located above Wangfujing Department Store, the room was clean and the service attentive. Parking was a bit inconvenient, and dining seemed to be shared with other hotels, so it was crowded. There was no air conditioning, and even with the window open at night, it was a bit warm in the first half of the night.

The room size was decent, but the lighting was a bit dim. Check-in was a chaotic mess at the front desk; one person was trying to register guests while constantly answering calls, leading to a lot of confusion and delays. It's close to the shopping streets, which is convenient. Parking spaces were tight. The breakfast area was the worst part. The floor was littered with eggshells and tissues, and it was incredibly crowded. The food was very mediocre; we skipped breakfast altogether on our second day. The elevators were also a nightmare to wait for, likely because there are four different hotels operating in the same building.

How can it be so hot in the room? Every room has a fan, but the blades were covered in dust. Even though it felt dirty, the room temperature was so high that we'd rather put up with the dusty fan just to get some air. The shower water, even at its hottest setting, was colder than body temperature, I have no idea why. Maybe they thought the room was too hot and people needed a cold shower to cool down? The ladies at the front desk had great service, but everything else was just so-so. Definitely a "wouldn't stay again" kind of place.

Several hotels share this building, and since it was peak summer travel season, parking was a nightmare. In the mornings, the three elevators were packed. The hotel facilities are quite old, and breakfast was, well, unspeakable.