Kuqa Hotels with Balcony

It's a very nice modern looking hotel. The personnel were nice and helpful. You might bump into the food delivery robots regularly while you're there. TV didn't work (properly), but the internet speed was okay if you're from streaming local websites. Free coffee in the lobby was excellent. And so were the free washing machine and dryer. Plenty of restaurants and small shops nearby.

Great location at the edge of the beautiful Kuqa old town. The tatami room was great and comfortable. It comes with a shared bath which could have been a bit cleaner as plenty of guests are using it. The wifi more or less worked fine bht don’t expect blazing speed. The owner was fantastic. Gave everyone fruits, delicious watermelon, etc. Also did a shared trip with the owner to Subashi and the Grand Canyon. He stopped at many places for us to take photographs. Overall, beautiful guesthouse and super attentive owner.

The B&B is right on the edge of the ancient city, with very convenient transportation. It's also very convenient to visit the various attractions in the ancient city, and the parking lot is close to their home. Their service is particularly good. The children who run this B&B are very warm. Moreover, their home decoration style is very ethnic. You can also wear ethnic costumes to take pictures. The breakfast is also good.

The hostel was easy to find thanks to the sign at the entrance and GPS. The first BBQ place to the left when you exit was cheap and delicious. The hostel has a large courtyard, clean rooms, and spacious beds that don't creak when you turn over. The air conditioning was very powerful!

This hotel was the most satisfying stay for all of us during my 20-plus-day trip to Xinjiang. The decor is solid, the layout is beautiful, and the amenities are comprehensive. Everything exceeded our expectations! Amenities: The common area has a smart washing machine and clothes drying rack, with laundry detergent provided. The breakfast was excellent (I didn't try it, but my family did! 😋). There were two smart toilets, two TVs, and tea bags provided in the water heater. It was quite complete! The family room I booked had a one-bedroom, one-living room, and two bathrooms. There was a dressing area at the entrance, a dining table and a small sofa in the living room, and two TVs in total—one in the bedroom and one in the living room! The two bathrooms were incredibly convenient! There were three mirrors, plenty for makeup! The bathroom in the bedroom had a separate wet and dry area! Owner! You're so thoughtful! It was so convenient! The shower even had a retractable clothesline! I drove all the way to Kuqa, exhausted from the entire Duku Highway. I was so lucky to stay in this amazing hotel. I had a wonderful night's rest! I didn't plan to stay in Kuqa for long, so I only stayed one night before leaving! I've stayed in all sorts of rooms along the way, so I'm fine with anything else here. But this hotel was a real surprise! It was amazing! It was so worth it! The value was fantastic! The living room and bedroom both had independent central air conditioning, which was absolutely amazing! The cooling was incredible! Cleanliness: Clean and tidy, no odors. The windows had built-in screens that could be opened for ventilation. The bedding was comfortable, and there were pillows of varying heights for you to choose from. Environment: Conveniently located near the hotel, there's a supermarket and parking. Service: Excellent service, and the front desk and cleaning staff were very friendly! This is the only hotel I've stayed at in Xinjiang. I'm going to take photos and write a review. I wish the owner good business and great success!

The boss is friendly, a fellow Sichuanese, and there is no problem communicating in Chinese. You can park in front of the door. Although the road is under construction, it does not affect it. There is an alley that can be entered. You can contact the boss in advance. It takes about 8-10 minutes to walk to Restan Street. The food sold in the night market at night is less than that in Kashgar Night Market, and the quality is also average. There is a local chicken pepper chicken that is good. The lamb kebabs are average. It takes five or six minutes to drive to Kuche Palace. The room is not big, but it is clean and tidy. There is a small courtyard where you can sit and rest.

This is a well-established hotel, excellent in all aspects. This is my second stay. The environment is clean and tidy, the location is excellent, and it's very convenient for getting around. The room facilities are complete, the bedding is soft and comfortable, and toiletries are plentiful. The service is warm and attentive, the staff are very friendly, and it's great value for money. I would definitely choose to stay here again! Highly recommended!

The owner was very enthusiastic and greeted us at the door. Although there was a small hiccup, he still helped to solve the problem later. The wireless network really let us down. The wifi did not work well and was really reliable. The layout of the room was very friendly. There is a Sichuan restaurant next to it, which was pretty good.

The location is very convenient, right in the old city, close to Kuche Grand Mosque, Kuche Palace, and Restan Street, and you can reach them on foot. It was renovated from an old house. It is very spacious and has all the facilities. The yard is very beautiful and there is a terrace. Whether you sit in the yard or go to the platform to enjoy the breeze, it is very comfortable. The service staff are also very enthusiastic. The only regret is that there is a faint damp smell in the room, which is a bit unfriendly for people like me with a very sensitive nose.

The price is really good. The hotel has breakfast every morning. Lunch and dinner are 5 yuan. The front desk service is particularly good. The first day I arrived in the ordinary room early and didn't help upgrade a better room. I also stayed in advance and continued to live the next day. Not far from the museum, it is suitable for the double museum to the ancient city of Kuqa to the palace of Kuqa and then the indoor tour along the Guizi alley.