Anonymous User
January 2, 2024
Kashgar was the first stop of our family trip to southern Xinjiang. Because we wanted to stay in a family room for the convenience of taking care of our elders, we chose this hotel with high ratings and a family room that could meet our needs. Again, the higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment. To be fair, this new hotel is not without its merits. The room facilities are quite decent. The newly renovated family room with ethnic characteristics and two bathrooms are all advantages. The hardware is definitely up to standard. The focus is on the software, and the standard is definitely failing. As a person who travels for a long time, I definitely have requirements for basic hotel services, but I don't expect such a small hotel to compete with international brands, but at least enthusiasm and initiative can be expected, right? But the actual level is much worse than the boutique inns in many tourist cities. It may be the off-season, but the Uighur girl at the front desk is probably an intern and not very skilled in business, which is understandable. On the day of check-in, there were two Han hotel staff, a man and a woman, near the front desk. One of the two people lowered his head indifferently, and the other looked at the bewildered Uighur front desk girl with a blank expression until everything was a mess. He just came over and reluctantly received me, with no expression and a flat tone, neither explaining nor apologizing. It refreshed my perspective on various hotel services across the country as a frequent business traveler. It was later that I found out that this Han Chinese man was actually the so-called hotel manager. When I met him later, he still didn’t greet the guests and treated them like air. Private hotels in border cities do have character, haha. In the next few days, I met several other Uyghur front desk staff who were experienced and easy to communicate with. The Uyghur girl who was in a hurry on the first day was also very polite, even though she was not familiar with the business. The worst thing about this hotel software is that this so-called hotel manager who refreshed my outlook on life is still Han Chinese like me. What should I say? To be honest, finishing this review is my purpose. The software service of this hotel really made my trip to southern Xinjiang start with confusion and discomfort. I originally wanted to change hotels, but I gave up because it was inconvenient to take an elderly person with me. I don’t know why there were so many good reviews before, but the actual situation I experienced is that I am so unhappy, so please express it!
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