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在伊寧六星街，有一處令人心馳神往的地方——鄔松古驛|Western Regions西域風情設計師庭院。踏入這裏，彷彿穿越時空，走進了一座精緻的維吾爾族宮殿。這座高端民宿耗資數百萬元，由數十名資深工匠歷時三年精心打造，完美詮釋了伊犁河谷多元文化交融的建築美學。庭院內，藍綠相間的雕花門窗、紅磚與白樺木裝飾的牆面，彰顯着濃郁的民族特色。廊柱與房檐上的幾何雕花紋樣精緻繁複，融合了西亞、俄羅斯與伊斯蘭藝術的精華。步入室內，手工雕花在器物上綻放精美紋樣，木製傢俱以榫卯勾勒古樸輪廓，土陶工藝經揉捻燒製留存歲月質感，繪畫工藝用濃墨重彩繪就民俗圖景。帶有傳統圖案的織物床紗和窗簾，隨風輕搖，營造出温馨又獨特的居住氛圍。客房內配備了智能馬桶、恆温地暖等現代化設施，同時還有進口紅橡木傢俱、慕斯定製床墊、TOTO潔具等高端用品，讓您在感受民族風情的同時，享受舒適的居住體驗。民宿的服務更是無微不至。入住時，管家會奉上茶品和新鮮瓜果，這裏還提供免費的新疆特色營養早餐，以及全天候不限量的水果、糕點、飲料。民宿還是寵物友好，下次來六星街還會選擇這裏。

A True Hidden Gem – The Best Stay of My Xinjiang Trip! Out of my entire journey across Xinjiang, this homestay was by far the most memorable and heartwarming experience. The moment I stepped into the beautifully decorated home, with its stunning blue hues, traditional Uyghur details, and peaceful courtyard covered by a canopy of vines, I instantly felt at ease. It truly felt like home. What made it even more special was the incredible hospitality. The owner was exceptionally friendly, always ready with a warm smile and willing to help with anything I needed—whether it was sharing local tips, helping with transportation, or simply chatting over tea. Their kindness made me feel not just like a guest, but like part of the family. The attention to detail in every corner, the peaceful swing in the courtyard, and the cozy atmosphere created the perfect setting to relax after a day of exploring. I can’t recommend this place enough—if you’re traveling through Xinjiang and want to experience genuine warmth and culture, this is the place to be.

酒店很大，大堂特別有設計感 每處都給人感覺奢華和品質在線，房間面積適中，亮點在於雙床房間的是一米五的兩張床，無比適合家庭出行的我們，睡得也特別舒適。前台服務也很暖心，小楊為我們提前的安排和推薦很實用，非常不錯的體驗！

We had perfect experience in Fairfield by Marriott Yining hotel. Our room was clean, light, comfortable and big. On the screen of TV was personal greeting with Surname. I was so pleasure about it. Stuff in the check in was very polite and professional. They always wanted to help us. Beds were so soft and big. I would like to return again this hotel next time. I value everything there. I was in many countries’ hotels. So for me this hotel is the best one.

It was my second time staying here, the place is beautiful and I met so many nice girls who I ended up hanging out with while I was in Yining. The Kazanqi area around the hostel is lovely, walking distance from great restaurants and shops. I was able to put things I the fridge and freezer and use the kitchen at the hostel. The courtyard and balcony are such nice places to sit and do work or eat there was also a puppy which was so cute!! The rooms were clean and comfortable, with cute decor and the toilet/shower room in the room is modern and clean. I definitely recommend!

We stayed twice at this wonderful, relaxing amd very clean boutique bed and breakfast. Both my kids loved the place. The advantages of Ser Villa are in the amazing service, convenient location in Kizanqi town quite close to many popular areas, and wonderful atmosphere. We specifically requested a smaller space - our family of four (2 adults, 2 kids - 8 year old and 12 year old) were quite comfortable with three large mattresses on a raised dais - although we were offered an upgrade, we preferred a smaller space. We really enjoyed the atmosphere and the homey feel of the small courtyard where you can take in a leisurely breakfast. Boss Momo was an incredibly helpful and generous resource despite language barriers. The laundry service was so necessary for us and my children loved getting the 1 RMB icecream/popsicles. Of the many places we stayed, Ser Villa was one of the most memorable and relaxed. Momo was so accomodating to our needs - medicine refrigeration, helping us order food and transport and having lived in the GCC the shataaf in the bathroom was a welcome surprise. My daughter and son said it was a TEN and they are not easy to please.

The young man at the reception desk is very enthusiastic and helpful; it saves what is otherwise an average place. The room is nicely decorated but the room wasn't cleaned properly when we came after 4pm. The water is unstable. There is loud music which stopped only by midnight. The brekkie is served by a restaurant acoss the street which tasted bad.

Hotel upgraded us to this suite (which we had booked for our 1st night) for our 2nd night. But they had only informed us in the afternoon when we were at nalati, after we had packed the luggage and left them with the reception. If they had informed us the night before, we wouldn't have to pack and check out

The accommodation is beautiful and in a nice Uyghur neighbourhood, Kazanqi area. The buildings are pretty and traditional Uyghur style, with open courtyards. It is maybe half an hour walk away from the Kazanqi tourist main area with the shops, and the large bazaar. There are some shops and restaurants a few minutes walk away. It feels like you're staying in a more quaint, traditional town area, although there are horse drawn carts taking tourists around for a traditional Uyghur experience. The hotel is on the corner of an intersection. My room was not part of the main building where reception was, but was around the corner across a laneway. It is a very spacious and nice room with windows and a lock on the door, and a separate bathroom that was shared, and was modern. I only stayed for one night. The lady at reception was very kind and although she didn't speak much English we managed with gestured and translate apps. She gave me tea while I waited to check in and there was free fruit. I had issues paying my taxi driver and she kindly helped me pay and I paid her back. I asked about whether the accommodation served breakfast since I read something in previous reviews about people eating breakfast here but she said there was not. There was a kitchen in the main reception area with dishes that I was able to use. There was also a washing machine which the host helped me to use and she kindly helped me by hanging my clothes as I took a while to return to the washing machine. I would definitely stay here again.

Welcoming, fun and central place to stay near Liuxing Street! The owner speaks English well and is super friendly and interesting. His love for travel and his culture is displayed around the hostel with the beautiful and quirky decor, and it is easy to see that lots of love and thought went into this place. His family were around and they are lovely too. They gave me a free coconut coffee which was delicious! The female shared room was clean and modern, with a comfortable bed with a curtain. There was a  cupboard for each bed. There is a little shared kitchen which had a fridge/freezer, a hot water dispenser and things for cooking and eating (although I didn’t cook there). The shared female toilets had a few toilets and a few shower stalls - a down side for me was the toilets are all squat toilets and there was no toilet paper when I was there so I had to bring my own (maybe I did not see it, I did not ask). There were shared living spaces where you could sit at the tables and chairs, an outdoor courtyard area with a nice little garden, a lovely quiet reading room area with the owner’s books, and a rooftop area with tents. It’s a really cool, international place. I would love to come back again.