Tekes County Hotels with Balcony

First of all, the service was very warm and thoughtful. It was late and rainy on the day we arrived. They recommended several local specialty restaurants, which were indeed delicious. They also drove us back to the B&B. Secondly, I booked a double terrace. The room was spacious and warm. The terrace allowed you to see the grass and lambs in the yard (cute brown curly hair). The toiletries were of very good quality and disposable. The whole room was clean and tidy. The only small suggestion was that the arched doorway of the shower toilet should face the door of the room, or make a shower room with frosted glass or something? It would be more private. Finally, the breakfast and drinks at the B&B were very rich, hahahaha, they were all my favorites, and there were free refreshments during the day. Unfortunately, I was in a hurry and didn't have time to experience the cultural and creative products. When I left, the lady also gave me a souvenir. The lavender sachet smelled good and the dried fruits were also appetizing.

The family room is very spacious and convenient, and a large family is especially suitable. The small courtyard is very beautiful and tidy. There is a 60-year-old apple tree in the yard. The rooftop is very beautiful and I like it very much. I also flew a drone on the rooftop at night. The boss was attentive and considerate, and he also cut watermelon 🍉 to send us to eat. The room was fully equipped and you could cook by yourself.

What a hidden gem of a hotel! We arrived at 11 PM and called ahead to order dinner from the hotel restaurant. The lamb hotpot was absolutely incredible – seriously, so, so good. The service was outstanding and so welcoming. The staff helped with all our luggage; even if I walked past with just a backpack, someone would immediately offer to carry it. The coffee at breakfast was also the best I'd had in all my days in Xinjiang. Beyond the beautiful environment, the hotel also offers horse riding (for a fee) and archery (free). We stayed at the hotel until well after noon before checking out, which was incredibly relaxing. We initially thought it would be a two-hour drive to Kokesu, but a staff member told us about an entrance that was only a 20-minute drive away. That was a huge help, truly. All in all, everything was perfect. We didn't get to see the stars because it rained that night, but we had no regrets at all because this hotel is just phenomenal. Oh, and the hotel also has fast charging stations for electric cars!

The guesthouse itself boasts beautiful scenery; sitting at the entrance and daydreaming was very relaxing. The staff were all very warm and friendly, providing a hearty and delicious breakfast, and they even cut us cantaloupe and watermelon. The rooms weren't large, but they had everything we needed, and the cleanliness was quite good. Mountain accommodations certainly can't compare to those in the city, but for the price, it's excellent. The traditional wooden cabins weren't very soundproof, but with the heating on, it was very cozy, and I slept soundly after a long day. Qiongkushitai is definitely worth a visit!

The breakfast was very basic, and the rooms had many poorly designed features. For example, all the shower buttons were crammed onto one small button with tiny lettering that was practically invisible to the elderly. The hotel itself wasn't large, with only four or five rooms. However, the location was too remote; it was too far to get to the night market. Even the electric scooter rental drop-off point required walking several intersections. I recommend finding a place closer to the city center in Tekes.

This homestay really exceeded expectations! The location is very good to find, and it is convenient to eat and buy things around. The small courtyard and the room are particularly comfortable and clean, and it is relaxing to look at. The lighting is good, and the air is particularly fresh when the window is opened. Toiletries are basically disposable, the quality is super good, the comfort is used, the bedding is comfortable, and the night sleeps super fragrant. The front desk brother is super enthusiastic! As soon as we arrived at the door, we took the initiative to help us lift the suitcase to the door, very intimate! If you have any questions, ask him to answer them patiently. The little brother is not only enthusiastic, but also a ”live map”! Ask him what delicious and fun places are nearby, and the recommended places are particularly authentic. Follow the food and play without stepping on thunder, worry-free! The most pleasant surprise is that there are cute puppies in the store (called Wangcai ～)! Super cute and cute, quiet, just let the puppies! There are also apricots to pick! In short, the experience from check-in to departure is particularly good, as comfortable and comfortable as living in a friend's house. Next time I come here to play, I will definitely choose here! highly recommended!

We are newcomers to Northern Xinjiang for the first time. I originally booked this B&B because I was going to Kalajun Grassland (top 3 scenery in Ili). Unexpectedly, I accidentally bumped into Qiongkush Terrace, which ranks top 2 in Ili scenery. This B&B is on the top of a mountain. It has an excellent location. The scenery outside the window is so beautiful. Please see the accompanying picture, no photoshop. You are very close to the stars at night, and you can watch the sun rise from Tianshan Mountain in the morning! And there is also this so-called internet celebrity swing (we didn’t know about it until we arrived). It is estimated that many people go to the swing in the back mountain because of a few big Vs, but the real thing is here! The house is clean and warm. The boss is very enthusiastic and down-to-earth. To get here, you need to walk a mountainous road with many twists and turns. Remember to fill up your tank before going up the mountain. This is what the boss told us. So we arrived very late, and the boss was waiting all the time and cooked delicious food for us! The biggest surprise was going to the Wusun Ancient Trail! ! We gave up on Karajun directly. The rainforest on the Wusun Ancient Trail is simply an instant kill for Kalajun. No tickets yet. It is recommended to enter on horseback, but you can of course go on foot. If you are riding a horse, it is recommended to find a local kid friend. They will not only tell you a lot of local life stories. They also take various photos for you, which is of great emotional value!

My stay at Qiongkushitai Stargazing had its pros and cons. On the positive side, the room's bed was equipped with heating, which was incredibly useful given the cold local weather. I was able to sleep quite comfortably at night and get some good rest. The guesthouse also had many adorable and lively small animals, including lambs, bunnies, and chickens. However, there were a few issues with the bathroom facilities. Firstly, the bathroom temperature was quite low, lacking sufficient heating, making showers feel very cold. Secondly, the hot water supply was inconsistent, fluctuating between hot and cold, making it difficult to adjust to a comfortable temperature. In the mornings, hot water was almost unusable, causing significant inconvenience for washing. Additionally, the bathroom drainage system needs improvement. The drain was slow, leading to severe water accumulation during showers, which affected the user experience and posed a potential safety hazard. Overall, the guesthouse service was excellent. They provided afternoon tea and a sweet soup before bed. The guesthouse manager also promptly came to help resolve the bathroom issues.

Choosing Wuyin Zhidi for our trip to Kalajun was absolutely the right decision! The hotel is super close to the East Gate of Kalajun Scenic Area, just a ten-minute drive. Our butler, Xiao Ba, wasn't just handsome, but also incredibly thoughtful and attentive. He was always responsive to our needs and gave us great tips on the best places to visit and the most beautiful scenic spots – he was really, really nice! As for the hotel room, it was very clean, spacious, and had an amazing view. They even treated us to a wonderful, extensive afternoon tea with incredibly sweet fruit. This place is definitely worth it! Highly, highly recommend!!!

Eight people booked the entire courtyard, which the elders loved; it brought back many memories. The owner, a cadre who had worked in Xinjiang as part of an aid program, was very welcoming and willing to chat about local history and culture. There were also two four-seater bicycles available for guests to ride for free. Thank you so much!