Homestays in Xinjiang, China

Came here on a popular weekend, the hotel was fully booked. The location is easy to find with navigation. Parking is available at the guesthouse, though the alley can be a bit tricky to navigate. Since we drove, but parking was a hassle, we mostly used taxis to get around. The street outside is full of wholesale shops and is constantly congested. There are also many late-night food stalls in the evening. The room was very clean, and the showerhead was large with great water pressure, making for a comfortable shower (though it's an electric water heater, so it only supports one person showering at a time; the second person has to wait). Shampoo and shower gel (P&G Rejoice brand) were provided. There’s also a rooftop where you can dry clothes, which is very convenient! Pic 4 shows the exaggerated Xinjiang-style decor. Pic 7 is the lovely alleyway outside the guesthouse. Pic 8 is the guesthouse lobby!

This place is about a 15-minute drive from Taxian county, located off a rural road, quite a distance from the town center. The views are incredible, with direct sight of the snow-capped mountains – the scenery is absolutely stunning, and the tent atmosphere is just perfect. We arrived late on the day, so we didn't really experience much in the way of attentive service; it was just a quick check-in and some directions. Since it's a tent camp, you can't drive directly to your tent. Luggage needs to be transported by the scenic area's shuttle bus, which can be a bit of a hassle and tiring if you have a lot of stuff. The breakfast was pretty average, not particularly lavish, but considering its remote, outdoor location, this standard is understandable. It works perfectly fine if you're looking for a guesthouse-like stay. Also, it was incredibly windy that night. If you're sensitive to wind noise or other sounds, I'd recommend checking the weather forecast beforehand, otherwise, it might affect your sleep. Overall, the experience was decent. Its main draw is the scenery and the unique tent experience. If you're looking for peace and quiet while enjoying snow mountain views, this is the place to be.

Great service and a lovely environment. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The location is fantastic, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. There are plenty of delicious food options nearby. Public transportation is excellent, with buses going everywhere, including direct routes to the airport and train station. Taxis are also readily available.

The hotel's architecture itself is like an attraction. The rooms are pretty much identical to the pictures, with a simple, elegant, and tasteful decor. It's clean and hygienic, making for a very comfortable stay. The front desk staff were very friendly and the value for money is excellent. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Turpan.

The B&B's location is excellent, right next to Guizi Alley and just across the river from Hestian Old Street. It's a short walk to the Kuche Grand Mosque and the Prince's Palace. The exterior of the rooms is designed in a minimalist style, reminiscent of ancient residences, while the interior is fully equipped and comfortable. There's also a private parking lot, making it very car-friendly.

My friend and I (both from Ireland) stayed here for 4 days and had the best experience. The rooms were lovely and had everything we needed, and the location was perfect- right in the Old Town with lots of nice shops and cafes nearby and beautiful places to take photos. The best part was the staff- everyone was so friendly, welcoming, and helpful, and they really went above and beyond to make sure we had a great stay. It was really nice to meet lots of groups of travelers there from various countries, too. Would highly recommend!

Lovely hotel in great location. Rooftop area which looked over the back of the show outside the ancient town area. Breakfast upon request was delivered in small takeaway boxes. Cute but a lot of plastic waste. However the rooms had the big water dispensers in with the kettle attached which was great. Shower area had big shared bottles of shampoo etc., which was also great 😊

Temporary reservation to this camp the day before check-in, the location is next to the Kalajun self-driving door, the next day 🉑 It is very convenient to enter Kalajun directly, it only opened for about 3 days! But there is no smell in the whole camp and the room. I will contact you in advance before check-in and will provide a menu. The chef in the camp will cook according to your taste! There is a super flattering puppy that greets you super warmly! The room is as different as in the picture, and the hot water air conditioner is great! It is recommended to get up early. You can see that there are cows and horses around your room eating grass quietly. From time to time, rabbits come out. Breakfast milk is squeezed and cooked. We have eaten three meals in total. Freshly cooked, coffee is freshly ground! There are lambs for free to take pictures! There is also archery! Riding is also worth it, you don't have to be afraid of the whole process, and you can charge by car! When we lived, the grass seeds had not grown, and the grass around the follow-up camp would be more beautiful. The boss staff service is very good, warm and thoughtful, we drove to change the itinerary and accidentally booked this very big surprise! Very highly recommended! If it is not for the follow-up itinerary, it is definitely more than one day, it is very suitable to slow down and stay here for two days to feel good!

A very good stay. The environment and sanitation are great. The bosses are two beautiful ladies. They are very kind. There is also a group where you can exchange travel information. It's great [strong][strong][strong][strong][strong][strong][strong]

The room is nice, the yard is clean, there is a garden, an area for drying clothes, a restaurant, and there is a front desk guy who is almost my grandfather's age, and he is very smooth when checking in. Seeing that he is older, he is super enthusiastic to help a few of us carry our luggage! ! ! ! Being warmed! Starry Sky Room is really recommended! You can really see the stars at night. The only thing is that you are woken up by the dazzling sunlight in the middle of your sleep! (I tried to pass the test at night and couldn’t do it because it was too late, so I didn’t bother)