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The staff and room were at a good level, and the bed was fine! The only problem was that there was no English available, but the app worked.
HansМесяц назад
★★★★·Urumqi·10.0
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или просто напишите: «примерно 20-го, три ночи»
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Atour Hotel Urumqi Zhongyinggong South Beijing Road offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, tea/coffee makers, free Wi‑Fi, work desks, seating areas and soundproofing. Guests enjoy an outdoor fireplace, 24‑hour front desk, complimentary parking, TV, electric kettle and slippers. Situated 10 km from Diwopu Airport, near the Xinjiang Museum, railway station and Red Mountain Park.
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The staff and room were at a good level, and the bed was fine! The only problem was that there was no English available, but the app worked.
Hans·Месяц назад
Everything I liked was clean and satisfactory. There was nothing else.
Ainur·2 месяца назад
Отель супер, очень чисто , персонал отличный, всё подсказывали, даже с нами в банк сходили к банкомату, помогли снять наличные, месторасположение тоже норм, метро рядом прям, такси без проблем, рядом кфс, для нас проблема с едой, ели только кфс, думаю казахи поймут почему проблема с едой для нас)) про чай с молоком можно забыть в поездке))) Рекомендую, только положительные впечатления от поездки. Оплатили налом. у нас не прошёл алипей и через вичат тоже, пришлось снимать наличные, мы жили в 4х номерах, нас было 9 человек, всем и детям понравилось, завтраки отличные, только не советую пить кофе на голодный желудок и особенно с молоком, сахар у них не сладкий и в общем у них сахара нет, нам потом плохо было, с молоком и кофе у них проблема, я пила уже после только в пачках 3 в одном и только вечером. Все понравилось, отель супер
Aimana·4 месяца назад
Excellent room. Nice breakfast. They give soup and dumplings for free every night from 21:30 - 23:00. I had an unpleasant check-in experience. The reception girl literally interviewed me and made me feel like I'm in the country illegally. The comversation went like this : Her : What's your nationality? [She's holding my British passport] Me : British Her : Can I see your visa? Me : I don't need a visa. I'm British. There's a visa-free entry. Her : What's your nationality? Me : British. Her : [Looks at 2 of her collegues, who are now looking at me like this is an interrogation] Her : When did you enter China? Me : 15-May-26 (showing her the stamp on my passport) Her : Where did you enter? Me : Shanghai. Her : [Looks confusedly at her collegues, now knowing what to do next] Me : I've been here in China for 2 weeks, and stayed in many hotels, and none of them have asked me so many questions. Is there a problem? Her : No, no problem, just doing my job. This went on much longer, and it was all done via Translator apps. She eventually checked me in. I thought this may be due to the hotel being in Urumqi, but after 2 nights, I moved to the hotel literally opposite this one (Zhejiang North Hotel) and they literally didn't ask me a single question during check in
Adventurer·5 месяцев назад
Cleanliness was spot‑on, and the staff were friendly.
Aizhan·8 месяцев назад