I traveled to Urumqi during the National Day holiday and spent a long time choosing a hotel before finally booking this one, as its location and facilities seemed to fit my requirements. The location is right next to the Hongguangshan Scenic Area, within walking distance. There are several restaurants featuring Xinjiang specialties and a supermarket right across from the hotel. Walking a bit further, you'll also find a shopping mall.
Let's start with the pros: the parking lot is huge and very convenient, and the service is up to star-rated hotel standards—both the front desk and floor staff were warm and polite. The complimentary Naan and coffee at the first-floor buffet breakfast made up for the regret of not getting to try them at the Grand Bazaar.
However, because of the crowds during the National Day holiday, the restaurant was quite chaotic. I booked an executive room, but the executive lounge had practically nothing—it supposedly opened from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM, but during my stay, I only had two cans of Coke. The value for money is really not as good as executive lounges in other hotels.
Later, when I extended my stay, executive rooms were no longer available, so I switched to a deluxe room. Let me talk about the differences between the two: the mattresses, the lighting, and even the toilets are different. The executive room has a softer, more comfortable mattress, brighter lighting, and a smart toilet. Therefore, if the price difference isn't too huge, and you can overlook the shortcomings of the executive lounge, you should still choose the executive room—it's much more comfortable.
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