Don't stay at this hotel. The rooms are dirty, the towels had stains and looked unwashed, and the food and service was not good. We had to fight with the waitress for a new glass of water. There is a new hotel down the street that looks to be much newer and nicer. Even the bathrooms in the lobby looked worse than side of the road rest stop bathrooms - I'd rather go behind a bush. Stay far away from this hotel.

Looks fine from the outside but this hotel was disappointing with very poor food. The location was not good we would not have liked to go out alone from this hotel.
The whole hotel was much in need of refurbishment and the carpets in the rooms were really filthy.
Don't be deceived by photos of this hotel choose another in Turpan.

We have just come back from Turpan. This hotel is definately not cheap for what it is. Apparently it was only built 15 years ago we were shocked as it looked like something straight out of the 1960s! The furniture, carpet, bed and towels were downright dirty. Luckily we had silk sleeping bags to keep anything nasty out. The staff told us that the Hong Kong comapany who own it do not spend any money maintaining it - and it showed! Unfortunately there was no other hotel option on this trip. However, apparently there is a new hotel opening up soon (cannot remember the name) but would recommend that one. The only upside was the food at the hotel was FAB - very tasty. They also have a dance show in the evening which we really enjoyed. Turpan is well worth a visit - just don't stay here!

We stayed here in November, and the best thing about the hotel was the price, 150Y per night. The room is pretty basic, no refrigerator or water, only Chinese TV channels. The location is very good, situated in the middle of a block, there is virtually no noise, but it's well situated for exploring the town. The hotel does have internet access. The staff spoke minimal but adequate English. For breakfast (not included in our price; 30Y otherwise), you have a choice of Western (2 fried eggs, toast & jam, a hot dog, small slices of tomato and cucumber, some watermelon, orange drink and coffee) or Chinese (I didn't try it, but it looked like baozi was the primary food). I'd probably spend the money for a nicer hotel next time, but the Oasis was okay, and a good deal for the money.