Shache Hotels with Wifi

The environment at the Jing'an Road Yunshangju Hotel is quite good. The parking lot is huge, and there's even a self-service car wash behind the hotel, with prices ranging from 6-10 yuan depending on usage time. The guest rooms are clean and tidy, and there's plenty of hot and cold water. Breakfast is satisfying – you won't go hungry. The staff are warm and polite. Something exciting happened after checking in: an unexpected, short but heavy downpour. For Shache, located in a desert, this was truly a gift from above, a sweet rain and dew.

As a travel professional, I have to say this is the most cost-effective hotel in Xinjiang during my entire trip. First, the bed was incredibly comfortable, and the room was spacious. Secondly, the bathroom had the largest water volume of any hotel we've ever stayed in, which was quite impressive. The breakfast was truly amazing. The restaurant isn't large, but the kitchen is constantly serving food. You won't find it impossible to find food when you arrive, as you do at other hotels. They always put customers first. The front desk lady was also very nice. It would be even better if they could show a little more of the warmth of the local people. Ultimately, this hotel is worth staying at and highly recommended.

I chose this Atour for my self-guided trip. The facilities and service were actually excellent, but the phrase ”smart toilet” left a bitter taste. I booked this hotel because they advertised ”every room has a smart toilet.” However, this ”smart toilet” only had two features: seat heating and automatic flushing when the lid closes. All the core functions of a smart toilet, such as sensing, washing, and drying, were completely missing. It was more like a regular toilet with basic seat heating. The word ”smart” simply doesn't apply. I brought this up with the hotel immediately. Their response regarding the service was very satisfying – they proactively sent fruit and wet wipes, without any excuses or bad attitudes. Atour genuinely excels in this aspect. There were no other complaints about the stay itself. The bed firmness was just right, soundproofing was good, hygiene was excellent, and the facilities and Wi-Fi all worked smoothly. I had a very restful night – completely up to Atour's usual standards. If I weren't nitpicking about the ”smart toilet” advertisement, I would have given it 5 stars. Currently, I'm giving it 4 stars, with that one missing star due to the discrepancy in advertising. I suggest the hotel either install truly multi-functional products or accurately update the booking page description – for example, ”equipped with a heated toilet seat.” The word ”smart” does not accurately reflect its current actual functions, and guests excitedly booking only to find a huge difference upon arrival truly impacts trust. I'll stay here again next time I drive to Shache, but I hope the booking page description will have been updated by then.

Parking was super convenient as they have their own lot. I'm very particular about parking; I always worry about my car getting dinged by other car doors when I'm traveling. We booked the most basic room, but since we arrived at the hotel around midnight with a child, the staff member at the front desk immediately upgraded us to their best suite so we could rest more comfortably. The hotel breakfast was just so-so.

Staying at this new hotel with elderly relatives and children was such a wise decision! The owner was incredibly welcoming and attentive, helping us with our luggage as soon as we arrived and even offering directions to the surrounding area. The location is truly convenient; a bus stop is just 50 meters away, and within a few stops, you can reach attractions like the opening ceremony of the Old City and the century-old teahouse. The rooms were simple and clean, with comfortable pure cotton bedding. Each bed had a locker and power outlet, and the air conditioning worked well. The common areas were clean and tidy, and the 24-hour front desk was always available. Free luggage storage was also very convenient. Although breakfast isn't provided, there are plenty of restaurants nearby, making the overall experience feel like staying at home. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Kashgar with family.

The hotel is great. The room is big, clean, and comfortable. The hotel rate is reasonable. Location is within the city. You can walk to the old city, or take a didi which cost 5yuan. There are some nice restaurants next to the hotel. I had lunch at the Steamboat restaurant ( which seems popular with the local), and I enjoyed it.

The hotel has a great location with parking in front and plenty of restaurants and supermarkets nearby. A short walk to the right after exiting the hotel is a brightly lit food street lined with restaurants. The must-try Muqam Hometown Restaurant is only 1 kilometer away; the roasted pigeon there is delicious, I ate it two days in a row. The hotel breakfast is also good; it's a top choice for visiting Shache.

The facilities are complete and practical to meet daily needs. The sanitary condition is good, clean and tidy without odor. The service staff is warm and thoughtful, and problems can be solved in time. This shopping experience is very good.

Going to Shache and staying in Shache is a trip imbued with poetry, so choosing a budget chain hotel would be a mistake. Why not listen to Ctrip and try Silk Road Inn? This is a shop where you can easily complete a nine-square grid puzzle. The owner, Qing, is a sentimental young woman from Mianyang, Sichuan, with a strong sense of responsibility, awareness, and pursuit of Chinese civilization and its heritage, especially the ”Twelve Muqam.” She seems very free yet very busy; her busyness is constantly filling her free space with new experiences. She said she loves the small villages around Shache the most. They drink tea and sing ”Ten Years of Muqam” in the poplar forests and birch trees near the villages… She said she can't remember or recognize all the village names, but just head towards the densest forests. She gave us four apples she picked in the village to take on the train. If you have plenty of time in Shache, you can ask to travel with her. If you're as good-looking as me, she might agree. She has two cats, I can't remember if they're named April or October, they're very affectionate, and whether you're familiar with them or not, they'll jump onto your lap and lazily squint their eyes. Here's a bit of irresponsible advice for Qing: she seems to want to display every beautiful thing she approves of, and her living room is cluttered with far too many books and trinkets.

It was a pleasant surprise to have such a youth hostel in a not very famous place like Shache. The owner is a very warm and simple auntie who will provide you with travel strategies and a lot of useful information. If you arrive late and don't have dinner, she will cook instant noodles for you and take your luggage. It really feels like home. I ate a lot of delicious food in Shache. I hope her youth hostel will continue to operate. I will stay here next time I come to Shache. The trip to Shache was very happy.